Spitfire Mk XIV (bubble canopy, photorecce version) For FS2002 Pro.
Adapted for FS2002 from an original CFS2 model by Andrew C. Wai. Some minor 2k2 alts by Robin Ritchie.
Visit this site for repaints
http://flightsimmers.net/airbase/acwai/cfs.html
Features :
Sliding canopy - activated by using the spoiler key
Blinking strobe lights
Moving pilot
Installation:
Just drop the whole folder named AW Spitfire2k2 in your "aircraft" directory. it will show up under "Supermarine".
All art work are painted by Alessandro Biagi. The 3D interior cockpit BMP files are modified
from the stock CFS1 aircraft. The spinning propeller BMP file is painted by Dave Eckert
at www.daviator.com.
Special thanks to Ed and Reg at "Duxford Legends" for sending me the photos of the
propeller. It really enchances the appearance of the aircraft.
Special thanks to Stefan Schroeder for the TCDFSVIEW (http://www.tcdsoft.de/tcdfsview.html).
Special thanks to Martin Wright for the DXTBMP program and Mike Croswaite for the SDL editor.
You can also download the "Griffon" engine sound files from "The Flying Smurf".
You can also use the CFS1 Spitfire sound files, the files are too large to load on my website.
This is a copyrighted freeware program. FREE DISTRIBUTION ONLY. You may upload or post
this unmodified aircraft to any web sites. This program can not be posted where a fee of
any kind is required or even nagged for. This includes disk distribution or any other kind
of fees. It can not be included in a commercial package.
You are encouraged to tinker with the air file, dp file and painting schemes.
After all, that is half the fun of owning CFS2. You may upload the modified aircraft to
any web sites under the following agreement :
1. You list me as the designer and Alessandro for all the art work.
2. Use a new aircraft folder name, do not use the aircraft folder name "AW Spitfire".
3. Use a new aircraft name, do not use the aircraft name "AW Spitfire MK XIV".
4. You need to include this unmodified README file.
Use this program at you own risks, the author is not responsible for any damages done
to your computer.
