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FS2004 British Airways Boeing 777-236

British Airways Boeing 777-236 G-ZZZA “Sir Frank Whittle” wears the classic Landor livery with an updated tail and refined details for FS2004. The scratch-built Gmax model delivers a smooth 32-sided fuselage and engines, a Business Class virtual cabin, folding and flexing wings with dynamic views, reflective textures, animated reversers, and maintenance features such as opening panels, doors, and a deployable.

4 star rating 3.8/5 (5) 2.9K downloads FS2004
  • Type:Complete with Base Model
  • File: B777BA4.zip
  • Size:2.82 MB
  • Scan: Clean (10d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone
Description 5 comments
registration G-ZZZA.Named 'Sir Frank Whittle' in the old British Airways Landor livery.(Updated version with improved tail and other minor features). This rendition of the B777 has been completely built from scratch in Gmax and features a 32-sided fuselage and engines; "maintenance mode" featuring opening engine cases, deployable Ram Air Turbine, opening gear bay doors on ground, opening captain's window; virtual cabin (Business Class); folding wings; reflective textures; flexing wings; dynamic wing views; animated reversers with animated fan air blocker doors; & much more! Original model by Meljet (Melvin Rafi).Repaint By Lewis Lang.

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A British Airways twin-engine jet airliner taxis on a concrete taxiway with yellow markings and adjacent grassy terrain.A British Airways twin-engine jet climbs above a sprawling landscape with scattered clouds and a distant body of water visible.A British Airways wide-body jet lifts off the runway with its landing gear extended near terminal buildings under a partly cloudy sky.

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The archive B777BA4.zip has 48 files and directories contained within it.

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
aircraft.cfg09.20.0314.78 kB
Boeing777-200-MR-MKIII.air01.04.038.65 kB
model09.20.030 B
Boeing777-200-MR-MKIII.mdl01.02.032.56 MB
Model.cfg11.09.0241 B
panel09.20.030 B
panel.cfg12.29.0232 B
sound09.20.030 B
Sound.cfg09.01.0232 B
texture09.20.030 B
777Cargohold_L.bmp12.30.02256.07 kB
777Cargohold_T.bmp12.30.02256.07 kB
777cockpitwindows.bmp12.29.02257.05 kB
777FuselagePort1_L.bmp12.30.021.00 MB
777FuselagePort1_T.bmp09.20.031.33 MB
777FuselageStar1_L.bmp12.30.021.00 MB
777FuselageStar1_T.bmp09.20.031.33 MB
777gear2_L.bmp12.30.0216.07 kB
777gear2_T.bmp01.12.031.33 MB
777interior1_L.bmp12.30.02256.07 kB
777interior1_T.bmp12.30.02256.07 kB
777interior2_L.bmp01.01.03256.07 kB
777interior2_T.bmp01.01.03256.07 kB
777interior3.bmp01.01.0365.05 kB
777interior4_L.bmp01.01.031.00 MB
777interior4_T.bmp01.01.031.00 MB
777LandingGear01.bmp12.30.02257.05 kB
777Tail_L.bmp12.30.021.00 MB
777Tail_T.bmp09.20.031.33 MB
777Wing1_L.bmp12.30.0216.07 kB
777Wing1_T.bmp12.30.021.00 MB
777Wing2_L.bmp12.30.0216.07 kB
777Wing2_T.bmp01.12.031.33 MB
Powerplant-PW4090-Exterior_L.bmp12.30.0216.07 kB
Powerplant-PW4090-Exterior_T.bmp01.12.031.33 MB
Powerplant-PW4090-Fan.bmp11.22.0165.05 kB
Powerplant-PW4090-FanShaft.bmp12.01.0265.05 kB
Powerplant-PW4090-FanShaftMotion.bmp11.30.0165.05 kB
Powerplant-PW4090-Interior_L.bmp12.30.0216.07 kB
Powerplant-PW4090-Interior_T.bmp12.30.021.00 MB
Thumbs.db09.20.0324.50 kB
README!!.txt09.20.031.45 kB
BRITISH1.JPG09.20.03109.85 kB
BRITISH2.JPG09.20.0370.41 kB
BRITISH3.JPG09.20.0391.19 kB
file_id.diz09.20.031.15 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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jianqingTue, 08 Dec 2009 18:10:19 GMT
ok... ALL OF YOU, NOW TRY LANDING IT! Do not depoly spoilers or brakes until the nose goes down softly! OR YOU'LL SEE.............................Boom!
MehnertSun, 03 Aug 2008 17:25:51 GMT
AWSOME PLANE
kalemoSat, 05 Jan 2008 11:14:16 GMT
this is so cool ...it has so many detaials and its one of the best
sachaleksThu, 18 Oct 2007 11:45:24 GMT
this model uses a default flight deck panel - might be good if someone came up with a dedicated panel. otherwise the airplane has terrific animations ( the only things 'forgotten' are the 'egg boxes' blast deflectors that are exposed when the engine c-ducts translate to the reverse position) plus the fwd freight door opens by the tailhook key plus the engine c-ducts and core fairings raise, the main gear doors drop and the RAT pops out with Shift+E. Contrails are triggered automatically at altitude and the wings bend up (and down) according to weight-on-wheels. Got any more like this one...?
nakoka79Sat, 25 Nov 2006 01:08:00 GMT
You can actually see the engine from the cockpit. On the runway, the wing movement and vibration, just like the real thing. This is Great!!!!

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