FS2004 RAF Hawk T1a 'The Red Arrows'

FS2004 RAF Hawk T1a 'The Red Arrows'. Welcome to the BAE Hawk T1a Red Arrows package for FS2004 by UKMIL. This is a full Gmax model. Includes one version with two texture sets. The plane features opening canopy and ground equipment.

FS2004 RAF Hawk T1a 'The Red Arrows'. Welcome to the BAE Hawk T1a Red Arrows package for FS2004 by UKMIL. This is a full Gmax model. Includes one version with two texture sets. The plane features opening canopy and ground equipment.

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
ra.jpg	12.03.07	63.36 kB
rathm.jpg	12.03.07	15.02 kB
README FIRST.txt	12.03.07	275 B
ukmilhawkt1arafs9.exe	12.03.07	7.83 MB
ukmilhawkt1rafs9.pdf	12.03.07	919.73 kB
ukmilhawkt1rafs9	12.03.07	0 B
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

Editorial

As someone who is quite open about their dislike of military hardware, I have to make an exception for the Red Arrows. Despite the fact I can always be impressed by the hard work and craftsmanship of most aviation pieces, I find the Red Arrows more impressive than most.

So, when I was given a chance to fly them in FS2004, I was delighted. I’m spending a lot of time stuck in a hotel so having the kind warmth of FS2004 to fall back on is truly something that I relish having access to.

However, the Red Arrows in FS2004 is something that I never expected – not at these levels, anyway!

The RAF Hawk T1a is just a masterpiece. From the sleek design to it’s incredible energy in the skies, this is a true masterpiece that everyone can enjoy flying around with, thanks to the included unprecedented detail and design.

The team behind this have gone way above and beyond what I was expecting. The models are sharp and detailed, the textures look extremely precis for FS2004 quality, and the detail in general is just very impressive.

So, with this package you can finally get up into the skies with the famous Red Arrows and enjoy how they fly. This full Gmax-made model is very impressive given the limitations of the software and is immediately an FS2004 favorite for me.

Perfectly Designed

The two texture sets included are both sharply detailed and accurately placed. From the way that the reflections evenly bounce off the model to the excellent opening canopy and ground equipment animations, this includes everything that I could have hoped for in the world of simulation.

It’s fresh, it’s fair and it’s extremely honest. As far as flying military aircraft goes this is one of the most revealing experiences I’ve had in FS2004. It looks and feels rather different to what you might expect, granted, but it’s definitely one of the most exciting takes on the Red Arrows as I could have expected.

If you are like me and want to see just how these beautiful pieces of history fly, then try this out. I guarantee that with the depth of detail and realism here, you should have no problems in enjoying your flight. It’s a really engaging take on a beautiful part of the history of flight, and it absolutely shines through in this rendition of each.

Adam McEnroe

Adam McEnroe is a flight sim enthusiast who has been simming since the days of FS95. Adam writes all of the download section editorials after testing each of the files. Adam has extensive knowledge using various flight simulator packages and thoroughly tests the files before writing about them. Adam also like to fly real-world aircraft in his spare time and is training for his PPL.

Should you wish, you can contact Adam via email at adam@flyawaysimulation.com.

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