Eric Cantu Source Files

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Saw this this morning at Flightsim ........

FS2004 (ACOF) - Misc. FS2004--Various Source Files
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[SIZE=-1]FS2004--Various Source Files. All of old WIP (works in progress). By Erick Cantu.
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[SIZE=-1]Hopefully some here will be able to finish these projects.[/SIZE]
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Im hoping someone in the FSX relm will grab the 737-200 one. That's the one that's very needed. I'd love to see on the Fs9 end a 737-200 with VC.
 
Wonder if his Lockheed L1011 Tri Star is in there? There was a beta released but no VC.
 
Most folks who know me, know that I'm no big fan of jets, but I really liked that L1011 beta. His Boeing 727 is another tube that I like as well.
 
I may at one point or another convert the EMB120 to FSX spec, no promises. The model is good as it is now in FS9:ernae:
 
I love Eric's EMB 120. And what would be awesome is an updated version of his 737-200 (FS9/FSX, Cargo door, gravel kit, built in airstairs, etc.) I also like Eric's birds because of the easy repaints.

I tried the Tinmouse bird once but something in it didn't like my system so I junked it. Might have to try it again. to get my freight dog 737-200 fix.
 
Brian_Gladden said:
I tried the Tinmouse bird once but something in it didn't like my system so I junked it. Might have to try it again.
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You should indeed! The visual model (with gravel kit/convertible and freighter variants) is breathtaking lovely - it would be a shame not to use it.
The panel is quite sophisticated with some FSUIPC applications and maybe one of those modules or gauges caused your probs. But I'm quite sure there'll be a nice "simple" and free 737-200 panel to apply...

Cheers,
Markus.
 
Wild Bill Kelso said:
You should indeed! The visual model (with gravel kit/convertible and freighter variants) is breathtaking lovely - it would be a shame not to use it.
The panel is quite sophisticated with some FSUIPC applications and maybe one of those modules or gauges caused your probs. But I'm quite sure there'll be a nice "simple" and free 737-200 panel to apply...

Cheers,
Markus.
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Probably... I have Eric's FFX 737-200 on my system with a personally modified Ken Mitchel panel installed. I could most likely use that one.
 
I started on the EMB120 FSX conversion. So far, I have some parts already with FSX materials applied...going to finish the rest. Then its the animations, etc:ernae:
 
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I just *know* I'm gonna feel like a first-class chooch for posing this, but I (sadly) presume that something untoward has happened to the much-respected Eric Cantu (?). Can someone provide a brief detail?

Wild Bill Kelso said:
. . . The visual model (with gravel kit/convertible and freighter variants) is breathtaking lovely . . . .
Markus.
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I do believe you've whetted my rather insatiable appetite for trash-hauling cabs, Markus! Is this a freeware/payware cab, and are there any additional, required files to go look for?

Cheers, all.
 
Jon:
You probably missed my "Northern Air Cargo" full freighter repaint on the Tinmouse 737:
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php?t=44193

If this airframe wasn't driven by hairblowers but mighty R-2800 Twin Wasps instead, it would be the ultimate trash hauler in my eyes! But since JT8D powerplants have to be considered "vintage" as well, the Tinmouse is allowed to join my fleet.

Regarding the visual model and the panel, it's hard to believe this is freeware!
Judge on your own:

TinMouse II Boeing 737-200ADV, available here:
http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=141045

Aircraft review:
http://www.avsim.com/pages/0407/737/737.htm

Cheers,
Markus.
 
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