FS2004 Screenshots Here!!!

AIM-4's, a Vulcan/GAU on the centerline and a jammer on the other wing? :unsure:
Didn't the author/Alpha also release some different add-on MDL folders or is that one of Kaz's birds?
 
AIM-4's, a Vulcan/GAU on the centerline and a jammer on the other wing? :unsure:
Didn't the author/Alpha also release some different add-on MDL folders or is that one of Kaz's birds?
Good question, I don't even remember. I'm not playing legacy sims anymore. Just MSFS 2020. But I do remember that Virtavia/Alphasim did release a Phantom pack in which that particular load out was available.

Getting older doesn't help either...
 
AIM-4's, a Vulcan/GAU on the centerline and a jammer on the other wing? :unsure:
Didn't the author/Alpha also release some different add-on MDL folders or is that one of Kaz's birds?
Thats defiantly the Alpha/Virtavia freeware F4, But the paint is by Gus Robatto and found over at Avsim. The load-outs on the 9 models are fixed.
There's an updated version by Penz, for FSX that has a load-out manager
 
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Time to get back to the Colorado River. It’s a hazy morning, but little wind and almost no cloud, it could be worse. Lift off from Black Memorial (U96):
D4 4 up.jpg

Back over Lake Powell and heading south west downstream:
D4 5 dodg mts.jpg

Air space and altitude restrictions have been lifted for us! And the weather has improved, so a low pass over Glen Canyon Dam is in order:
D4 7 Glen Canyon dam.jpg

We convinced the pilots to fly IN Marble Canyon:
D4 8 into Marble canyon.jpg

But this is getting too dangerous! There are cheaper and easier ways to commit suicide:
D4 9 suicide.jpg

We all agree, following the canyon above the rim is far safer, but is still one of the flights of a lifetime:
D4 91 over rim.jpg
D4 92 once lifetime.jpg
D4 93.jpg

Time to put into Grand Canyon Nat. Park (KGCN) rwy 21, is there a more stunning approach?
D4 94 app KGCW.jpg

What a flight! Time for a drink and a rest:
D4 95 landed KGCW.jpg
 
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Didn't the author/Alpha also release some different add-on MDL folders or is that one of Kaz's birds?

He did, it is in the Library here.

 
Cool, I already had it installed. :wiggle:
I just need to find a RODAN callsign and wash the textures with DXTfixerX, just to be sure.
Shown here over Holloman AFB. Their other assignment was at Takhli.


KHMN.jpg
 
@Priller

Thanks for answer. I am impressed you can tell it is Virtavia model base!!! I thought it would be Milviz model base.

Regards,

Aharonn

MILVIZ is FSX / P3D only… so no FS2004 Model :D obviously when one shows FS2004 SCREENSHOTS! its never an FSX / P3D Model unless its Ported (which would be a difficult task because of the Gauges which are mostly not Portable).

Also: i do not fly any other sims than FS2004… because my system just isn’t that advanced to get those fancy new sims running flawlessly on my Laptop… so obviouse again. :D
 
MILVIZ is FSX / P3D only… so no FS2004 Model :D obviously when one shows FS2004 SCREENSHOTS! its never an FSX / P3D Model unless its Ported (which would be a difficult task because of the Gauges which are mostly not Portable).

Also: i do not fly any other sims than FS2004… because my system just isn’t that advanced to get those fancy new sims running flawlessly on my Laptop… so obviouse again. :D
To be fair, Aharon plays both sims. So that would explain the confusion.
 
Very unfortunate, that Cloud9 is gone… since i’d love to fly the Cloud9 Phantom as well.. but is not installable anylonger because its conflicting with the latest FSDreamTeam Addons… same as all the other Cloud9 Addons unfortunately… i loved Bergen Airport by Cloud9… and sadly the Freeware Bergen Scenery from the Norwegian Airports Packages isn’t up to the Cloud9 Standard…
 
Very unfortunate, that Cloud9 is gone… since i’d love to fly the Cloud9 Phantom as well.. but is not installable anylonger because its conflicting with the latest FSDreamTeam Addons…
Negative, I can't confirm that.
After installing FS2004 on a new PC, both the Cloud9 F-4 and the FSDreamTeam sceneries run together without any problems.
 
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