Starfighter in the colours of the German Navy. Belonging to the Marinefliegergeschwader 1 Schleswig, West Germany. MFG F-104Gs wore a two-tone grey scheme throughout their careers, the slate upper grey proving very effective over the Baltic Sea. The orang panels on the tanks were for peacetime conspicuity.
MFG 1 at Schleswig received its first F-104G in September 1963, and built up to a two-Staffel complement, both assigned to anti-ship duties. MFG 2 at Eggebeck received the 'Star' in 1965. 1. Staffel operated the RF-104G on reconniaissance tasks, while 2./MFG 2 was a strike unit. MFG 1 converted to the Tornado first, in 1981/82, while MFG 2 operated the F-104G until 1986.
Installation:
Just unzip F-104G_marine.zip into your ...FS2000\Aircraft folder. You must to send all the contents of Gauges folder to the main Gauges folder of FS2000.
Note:
To use the panel you need the PRO version of the FS2000.
Copyright and Distibution:
Model: Massimo Taccoli. (Download his P180 Avanti and enjiy it!)
Floght dinamics: Robert Young.
Panel: Marco Spada. (I were changed it a little).
Paint: Justin Lamb.
You can do what you want with the textures except make money with them, this aircraft is FREEWARE.
Well, and now is time to ride the beast (the real model could reach 59000ft. in a minute).
