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FS2004/FSX Hughes XF-11/R-11A

FS2004/FSX SP1 Hughes XF-11/R-11A. Four repaints for the XF-11. This is the whole model package. This is another freeware lost classic, with a very nice VC, nice model, and blistering performance. If you want to blast along at 400+ kts/50,000 feet behind 56 cylinders, 8720 cu. in., and 16 prop bl...

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  • Type:Complete with Base Model
  • File: xf-11-redux.zip
  • Size:34.18 MB
  • Scan: Clean (22d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone
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FS2004/FSX SP1 Hughes XF-11/R-11A. Four repaints for the XF-11. This is the whole model package. This is another freeware lost classic, with a very nice VC, nice model, and blistering performance. If you want to blast along at 400+ kts/50,000 feet behind 56 cylinders, 8720 cu. in., and 16 prop blades, this is your machine. Ian Lawrence produced the original model, and Craig Richardson at Classic Wings put the cockpit in it and polished the original textures and FDE. This package adds four 'what if?' textures for the machine, if it had made it into service, as the R-11A/WR-11A, in the '49-54 period. The 'Square I' marking and black anti-searchlight scheme was carried by RB-45C Tornado's operating out of Japan during the Korean war. The other two schemes, comform to markings and color schemes carried by contemporary USAF aeroplanes. The model was an FS2002/FS2004 model, but runs very nicely in FSX SP1, with excellent frame rates, a perfect cockpit, and minor 'clouds in front' prop issues in some aspects (no where near as bad as some others). By Mike Barnes.

Hughes XF-11

Hughes XF-11 Cockpit

Hughes XF-11

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A black twin-engine military aircraft with red markings flies low over a landscape featuring scattered houses, palm trees, and grassy terrain.A black twin-engine military aircraft with a shark mouth nose art and U.S. Air Force markings sits on a runway near trees.A twin-engine military aircraft with red and silver markings flies above patchwork fields and scattered trees at low altitude.A cockpit view shows a vintage aircraft instrument panel with multiple analog gauges and a visible engine cowling over green terrain.A black twin-boom military aircraft with red accents and USAF markings is parked on a concrete runway with gear extended.A silver U.S. Air Force propeller aircraft with red tail markings and eight-bladed propellers is parked on a sunny airfield.A cockpit view shows a vintage aircraft’s instrument panel and throttle quadrant, with a black engine cowling and landscape visible outside.A vintage aircraft cockpit view shows a detailed instrument panel, control yoke, and propeller with yellow-tipped blades on a grassy airfield.A twin-engine U.S. Air Force aircraft with red tail and nose art flies above blue ocean water under clear skies.A cockpit view shows classic analog flight instruments, engine controls, a checkered engine cowling, and islands surrounded by turquoise water below.A black twin-engine military aircraft with shark mouth nose art and U.S. Air Force markings sits on a sunlit taxiway.A black twin-engine aircraft with red stripes is parked on a taxiway near grass fields and distant buildings under a blue sky.A twin-engine military aircraft with red and silver markings flies above a coastline with blue ocean and scattered clouds below.A twin-engine military aircraft with red tail and wing markings flies above scattered clouds with coastline and ocean visible below.A twin-boom military aircraft with red wingtips and green engine nacelles flies above scattered clouds near a coastline.A twin-engine U.S. Air Force aircraft with red and silver markings flies above scattered clouds at high altitude.A twin-engine military aircraft with red tail markings and U.S. Air Force insignia flies above scattered clouds near a coastline.A black twin-engine aircraft with red spinners and visible rescue markings flies against a blue sky with scattered clouds.A view from beneath an aircraft shows an open hatch with a rescue ladder extended and a "RESCUE HERE" sign visible.A black twin-boom, twin-engine aircraft with red accents and US Air Force markings flies above scattered clouds and a blue ocean.A twin-boom military aircraft with a shark mouth nose art and US Air Force markings flies beneath a partly cloudy sky.A black twin-engine aircraft with a shark mouth nose art is viewed from below against a blue sky with scattered clouds.

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
XF-11-Redux11.29.090 B
Aircraft.cfg11.29.0914.90 kB
Classic Wings Read Me.pdf08.23.09262.01 kB
HughesXF11A.exe11.26.0925.81 MB
images11.29.090 B
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2009-11-28_23-48-4-574.jpg11.29.0995.38 kB
2009-11-28_23-55-26-228.jpg11.29.09108.01 kB
2009-11-28_23-7-27-44.jpg11.29.09115.84 kB
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2009-11-29_0-54-19-564.jpg11.29.0983.55 kB
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2009-11-29_1-19-2-91.jpg11.29.0975.29 kB
2009-11-29_1-25-32-965.jpg11.29.0967.23 kB
2009-11-29_1-30-15-999.jpg11.29.09101.73 kB
2009-11-29_1-36-27-451.jpg11.29.09114.08 kB
2009-11-29_1-40-8-751.jpg11.29.0989.95 kB
2009-11-29_1-42-26-855.jpg11.29.0971.73 kB
2009-11-29_1-43-58-288.jpg11.29.0999.54 kB
2009-11-29_20-44-45-792.jpg11.29.09130.13 kB
2009-11-29_20-49-21-594.jpg11.29.0990.07 kB
2009-11-29_20-49-31-110.jpg11.29.0979.38 kB
2009-11-29_20-50-20-233.jpg11.29.0997.28 kB
read me.txt11.29.092.36 kB
XF-11A Repaint pack.zip11.29.096.50 MB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
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Bill PhillipsMon, 08 Oct 2018 17:51:31 GMT

I have not used Flight Simulator since 2001. User ID N5518 I have forgotten almost everything. I currently have a copy of FS2004 Can someone help me to get set up again? Thank you, Bill

jbealeTue, 21 Dec 2010 20:01:36 GMT
jwblack, really? i am a FREAKING 10 YEAR OLD and i got it to work!

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