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Bristol Bombay for CFS2
by: William Dickens
The Bombay was built to the Air Ministry Specification C.26/31 for a monoplane aircraft which could carry bombs or 24 troops. Despite the all-metal construction, the Bombay retained some features which were outdated at the time, such as its fixed undercarriage. Outclassed for the European theatre, it saw service in the Middle East, replacing the Vickers Valentia.
Credits:
The model, dp and textures are by William Dickens
The airfile is by Peperez
2D Panel .bmp is from a Freeware B-25 Panel by Steve Baugh
Propeller Textures masterfully done by Kelticheart
Crew Figures and engines: Dave Eckert
Disclaimer: This model is freeware, I do not care who downloads or uploads it as long as it is free and the proper credits are given. If you use it to make money, well then that is a different story altogether . . . . just don't do it and there won't be any problems. You can fly it, paint it, alter it (it could be improved) anyway you want to as long as it remains free to all. This model has been tested on three different computers with no ill effects, but if something happens to your machine don't blame me. It has only been tested in CFS2 and FS9 and works in both. There is, however, another version animated specifically for FS9.
Submitted by bismarck13
Bristol Bombay for CFS2
by: William Dickens
The Bombay was built to the Air Ministry Specification C.26/31 for a monoplane aircraft which could carry bombs or 24 troops. Despite the all-metal construction, the Bombay retained some features which were outdated at the time, such as its fixed undercarriage. Outclassed for the European theatre, it saw service in the Middle East, replacing the Vickers Valentia.
Credits:
The model, dp and textures are by William Dickens
The airfile is by Peperez
2D Panel .bmp is from a Freeware B-25 Panel by Steve Baugh
Propeller Textures masterfully done by Kelticheart
Crew Figures and engines: Dave Eckert
Disclaimer: This model is freeware, I do not care who downloads or uploads it as long as it is free and the proper credits are given. If you use it to make money, well then that is a different story altogether . . . . just don't do it and there won't be any problems. You can fly it, paint it, alter it (it could be improved) anyway you want to as long as it remains free to all. This model has been tested on three different computers with no ill effects, but if something happens to your machine don't blame me. It has only been tested in CFS2 and FS9 and works in both. There is, however, another version animated specifically for FS9.
Submitted by bismarck13
