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FS2004 North American XB-70 Valkyrie

North American XB-70 Valkyrie brings Mach 3-era experimental flight to FS2004 with a detailed virtual cockpit featuring lighted gauges, folding wingtips, a variable nose cone, and intricate landing gear retraction animations. Reflective textures add presence, while included gauges and sounds round out an immersive high-speed experience.

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  • Type:Complete with Base Model
  • File: Xb-70_fs9.zip
  • Size:7 MB
  • Scan: Clean (14d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone

This aircraft was shaped to fly at MACH 3 remaining within its Mach cone throughout the flight regime, using the shock waves beneath the wing to generate compression lift.

XB-70 in flight.

The wing tips could be folded down 65° to increase this compression lift and also to provide greater directional stability. Unfortunately, only two prototypes were built, and despite their exceptional performance, the XB-70 program had been canceled after 130 missions, when an F-104 collided and destroyed the second prototype during a photo shoot.

Even so, the B-70 provided invaluable high-speed flight test data.

This model includes a detailed virtual cockpit with lighted gauges, folding wing tips, and variable nose cone, a complex movement for gear retraction, and reflective textures. Gauges and sounds are included in the package.

Developer: Massimo Altieri.

Images & Screenshots

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A twin-engine aircraft cockpit panel is shown on final approach to a runway with approach lights and water visible to the right.A detailed cockpit view shows analog flight instruments, dual control yokes, and an airport runway visible through the windshield under a partly cloudy sky.A detailed cockpit view shows numerous analog gauges, switches, and dual yokes, with a sunset sky and coastline visible through the windows.A twin-yoke cockpit features analog flight instruments and overhead switches, with a view of coastline and water through the windshield.A white twin-tail jet aircraft with a pointed nose flies above a city landscape with scattered clouds and blue sky.A white U.S. Air Force jet with NASA markings flies above snow-covered mountains under a cloudy sky.A white, twin-tail military jet with USAF markings flies above a coastal city at dusk with water and runways below.A white experimental jet with a delta wing and twin vertical stabilizers flies above scattered clouds and mountainous terrain.A white delta-wing jet with USAF markings flies above scattered clouds and green terrain under a mostly clear blue sky.A white NASA and US Air Force jet with twin tails and eight engines is taxiing near a control tower and terminal.A white experimental jet with twin vertical stabilizers and USAF markings flies above scattered clouds and a patchwork landscape near a large body of water.A white, delta-winged experimental jet with NASA and U.S. Air Force markings flies above a body of water.A white experimental jet with forward-swept wings flies above a coastline, with scattered clouds and another aircraft in the distance.A white, twin-tail experimental jet marked with USAF insignia flies above a large airport at dusk with city lights visible.A white, delta-winged experimental jet with twin vertical stabilizers is parked on a concrete taxiway with yellow markings.A white delta-winged jet with USAF markings flies above a mountainous landscape partially covered by clouds.A white experimental aircraft with a long pointed nose and NASA tail markings flies against a clear blue sky with wispy clouds.A white experimental aircraft with NASA and US Air Force markings ascends above scattered clouds over a coastal landscape.A large delta-wing aircraft with six rear-mounted engines and USAF markings flies above scattered clouds and a coastline.

The archive Xb-70_fs9.zip has 126 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory File Date File Size
XB-7012.27.030 B
gauges12.27.030 B
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AM_ADI.gau11.22.03305.50 kB
AM_Altimeter-NFr.gau11.09.03209.00 kB
AM_AOA.gau11.10.0314.50 kB
AM_asi8.gau11.22.03286.50 kB
AM_Clock.gau11.22.03138.50 kB
AM_egt1.gau11.08.03128.00 kB
AM_eng1.n1.gau11.22.03128.00 kB
AM_flaps.gau11.22.03118.50 kB
AM_Fuel_Left_Main.gau11.09.03127.50 kB
AM_fuel-flow1.gau11.16.03117.50 kB
AM_gmeter-NFr.gau11.09.03130.00 kB
AM_hsi.gau07.25.03620.50 kB
AM_turn.gau11.09.03107.00 kB
AM_vsi.gau11.29.03126.00 kB
C141_MACH4.gau12.26.0294.00 kB
C-141hghb_alt_tape.gau06.10.0059.00 kB
C-141hghb_ias_tape.gau06.10.00107.00 kB
C-141HGHB_VSI_POINTER.gau06.10.0056.00 kB
fsd_warn.dh.gau03.28.9985.00 kB
fsd_warn.gear.gau06.26.9985.00 kB
fsd_warn.overspeed.gau06.26.9985.00 kB
fsd_warn.stall.gau02.07.0185.00 kB
Vulc4.Gear.gau06.02.9945.00 kB
X15_Mach_Digital.gau04.25.0344.50 kB
X15_pullup.gau06.14.0066.50 kB
X15_spoiler-lamp.gau03.01.9945.00 kB
YLF50_OMI.gau11.04.0021.50 kB
_PD.landing_lights.gau05.08.0286.00 kB
effects12.27.030 B
fx_vclight_X15.fx12.27.031.30 kB
images12.27.030 B
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XB70_002.jpg12.27.0356.16 kB
XB70_003.jpg12.27.0336.69 kB
XB70_004.jpg12.27.0368.35 kB
XB70_013.jpg12.27.0357.95 kB
XB70_010.jpg12.27.0364.47 kB
XB70_005.jpg12.27.0346.62 kB
XB70_006.jpg12.27.0352.32 kB
XB70_001.jpg12.27.0339.91 kB
XB70_007.jpg12.27.0361.85 kB
XB70_011.jpg12.27.0332.51 kB
XB70_014.jpg12.27.0347.94 kB
XB70_012.jpg12.27.0332.59 kB
XB70_009.jpg12.27.0379.21 kB
XB70_016.jpg12.27.0334.13 kB
XB70_015.jpg12.27.0346.89 kB
XB70_018.jpg12.27.0331.48 kB
XB70_017.jpg12.27.0329.02 kB
XB70_019.jpg12.27.0375.87 kB
XB70-small.jpg12.27.034.93 kB
XB70-Info.txt12.27.03897 B
aircraft12.27.030 B
XB-7012.27.030 B
model12.27.030 B
Model.cfg12.27.0324 B
XB-70.mdl12.27.03695.99 kB
panel12.27.030 B
panel.cfg12.27.033.50 kB
XB70_Panel.bmp12.27.032.25 MB
sound12.27.030 B
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can11.wav01.27.01241.90 kB
can12.wav01.27.01241.90 kB
can13.wav01.29.01121.09 kB
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CAN2SHUT.WAV09.17.99139.75 kB
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CCMGEARDN.WAV09.17.99122.25 kB
CCMGEARUP.WAV09.17.99133.25 kB
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XCAN1SHUT.WAV09.17.99189.25 kB
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xcan22.wav01.29.01105.68 kB
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xcan24.wav01.29.0131.05 kB
XCAN2SHUT.WAV09.17.99177.75 kB
XCAN2STRT.WAV01.27.0161.73 kB
XCAN2T.WAV09.17.99108.81 kB
bmflaps.wav04.18.0173.81 kB
texture12.27.030 B
Body0_t.bmp11.21.03256.07 kB
Jet.bmp11.21.0317.05 kB
tire.bmp02.09.0365.05 kB
metal_t.bmp12.24.03256.07 kB
cabin_door.bmp12.27.03257.05 kB
Body_t.bmp11.21.031.00 MB
Cabin-top_t.bmp12.10.0364.07 kB
Wing_bottom_t.bmp12.24.031.00 MB
Wing_top_t.bmp11.21.031.00 MB
bay_int.bmp12.09.0365.05 kB
Air_intake_t.bmp12.06.031.00 MB
glass_t.bmp06.24.0316.07 kB
pavement.bmp12.24.03257.05 kB
VC_CentralPanel.bmp12.08.03257.05 kB
VC_CentralPanel_L.bmp12.13.03257.05 kB
Aux_panels.bmp12.24.031.00 MB
Aux_panels_L.bmp12.24.031.00 MB
VC_Pan_left.bmp12.13.03257.05 kB
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cabin_door_L.bmp12.27.03257.05 kB
Tail_t.bmp12.27.03256.07 kB
XB-70.air12.27.0312.73 kB
Aircraft.cfg12.27.038.83 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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titanianTue, 05 Feb 2008 13:00:13 GMT
Excellent Download. Easier to fly than a Concorde, but I have a problem sinking through the runway when landing on 'Britsh Airports' scenery. Where am I going wrong?
acepilot32Thu, 12 Jul 2007 21:46:37 GMT
very fun to fly and very fast but a little shaky at hight altitdueds(sorry) no guages and no gps 7/10

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