FSX Boeing E-4 Advanced Airborne Command Post Another Addition to the Boeing 747V4 Series. The Boeing E-4 Advanced Airborne Command Post. Model: Hiroshi Igami (747 base), Boeing E4B Model by Jakob Klein Repaint: Ryan Chadwick

FSX Boeing E-4 Advanced Airborne Command Post ?

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JUST ADD TO FS9/AIRCRAFT FOLDER and move Effects FOlder from this package to FS9/Effects

CONTACT RYAN BY: Klm747@hotmail.co.uk

Model and Aircraft by Project Open Sky

any troubles with the plane visit

www.projectopensky.com and go to their support forums.

happy flying

Ryan Chadwick and Jakob Klein

Asignments:
* Opening L1 door with custom interior according to best availiable detail (Shift + E, 1)
* Opening Forward Cargo door (Shift + E, 2)
* Opening L2 door (Shift + E, 3)
* Opening Air Refuel Receptable (Shift + E, 4)
* Extendable Integral Airstair in Forward Cargo Hold (Cargo 1 via POSKY Utility Panel)
* Opening Cockpit Hatch (Cargo 2 via POSKY Utility Panel)
* (Cargo 3 is reserved, no animation yet)
* Special extra wing droop for the tips when the tip tanks are filled

Copyrights:


This aircraft is made by Project OpenSky

Model : Hiroshi Igami
Flight Dynamics : Warren C. Daniel, Brandon D. Henry
Tested : Project-Opensky Members
747 Series Masters : Corey Ford, Yosuke Ube
Packaged : Yosuke Ube

Repaint by Ryan Chadwick and Jakob Klein. Boeing E4B (2009)


This aircraft is released as FREEWARE.

Copyright (C) Project OpenSky . All rights reserved.


**** MODELS or FDE's CANNOT BE MODIFIED, RECOMPILED or REDISTRIBUTED ****


-For painters please see our webpage we are open for paintings once a paintkit is released. You are not authorized to paint over an existing Project Opensky repaint unless granted permission by the respective texture artist. Our official reapaints are not copyright free you need to ask permission of the repainter if any of our repaint work is used.
-For any other changes you must ask permission to the Author.
-No charge may be made for this package
-This Aircraft may not be bundled with any other package ( freeware or payware )
-The use of this aircraft is at your own risk, the author cannot be held responsible.




2/15/2007
Project Open Sky
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