Alpha Simulations now Virtavia for there F4D Phantom, Mr. TIM CONRAD for his freeware VC model of the JDF fighter trainer, ANTONIO DIAZ for his HD Textures, and CIRRUS N210MS at Sim Out-House for his work on the Phantom making it FSX compliant.
THANKS FELLA'S FOR ALLOWING ME TO UPDATED THIS AIRCRAFT.
Permission by original owner for use and updating on file and available for viewing by request
Quote from Tim Piglet Conrad:
Piglet's Peculiar Planes:
"Ahhh... the freedom of freeware!"
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks Tim:
This VC model has so many pay ware quailty items. You are missed by many of us.
This aircraft was tested on FSX Gold with Acceleration, Prepar3Dv2.5, and Prepar3Dv3
This is a native FSX/P3D model and will not work on FS2002 or FS2004 all textures and coding are in FSX/P3D format. NOT TESTED Prepar3Dv4
REMEMBER:
This is a freeware aircraft and you may find some issues with the flight model.
The VC model is that of the Japanese Self Defense Force Mitsubishi F-1/T-2 being 90% accurate of the F-4 Phantom fitting well with this model.
I gave it multiple liveries including that of the US Navy.
Now lets begin:
In this zip folder there are six folders
1. The {Effects} folder in it you will find all the Effects required to make this Simulation work correctly. Copy all the items with-in this folder and place into your main FSX or P3D Effects folder.
2. The {Effects_Textures_Folder} READ CAREFULLY! Open this folder; copy all items inside of it. Now open the main Effects folder inside the folder you find a sub-folder titled textures paste all the textures into this folder click yes to override any texture that is already in place.
3. The {Gauges} folder open this folder then copy all the contents with-in this folder and place into the main FSX/P3D Gauges folder.
4. The {Sound} folder open this folder then copy all the contents with-in this folder and place into the main FSX/P3D Sound folder.
5. The {SimObjects} folder open it, open the {Airplanes} folder there you will find the aircraft folder {ALPHA_M_D F-4D Phantom II} copy this folder and place into the Airplanes folder with-in the main SimObjects folder of FSX or P3D.
6. Images folder in this folder you will find some screenshots of different aircraft textures with this package.
7. The YouTube links folder inside you find links to other objects and items I have uploaded to the simulation site check them out, rate them, comment on them, and subscribe that is all I ask.
8. The YouTube folder titled {Special} These are the reasons I upload items start with the link Because followed by The Letter then Blue Jay 517 finally Honor for my uncle.
Now for the legal stuff:
I did not construct these models, I only put them together (like a model kit). The original models are by Alpha Simulations and Tim Conrad all credit for there creation must go to them. Now what I did is create and reconfigure several paints to suite this FSX/P3D model. Added the VC T-2_interior model, placed the VC textures into the Texture folder, changed the panel to that of the JDF F-1, Added the Alpha effects gauge to Tim Conrads Panel, adjusted the cockpit views, created the thumbnails and added camera views inside and out. Updated Antonio Diaz's FS9 paints to DDS format, added self shadowing, dirtied up paints to be more realistic and touched up any paint that did not align with the original FS9 package.
I am not responsible for any damage that these files my cause, if your computer detonates, erupts, falls to pieces its not my fault. These files are freeware and cannot be used for profit, nor can any money be made from them. The copy rights are that of the original owners and all applicable laws apply to them.
Play with it, hack it, do repaints, give to friends or enemies, but do not make money off of it.
It may not be sold or bundled! These files are not warranted in any fashion.
The author has taken all precautions possible and has found no damage to any
System with them, but make no warranties as to function, applicability,
Or as to damage to any system on which they are placed.
Questions, Comments or Suggestions:
Contact
David Robles
dvdrbls81@gmail.com
Subscribe to my YouTube channel at David Robles FSX
