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Updated A1-H Skyraider by Maxstuka!

Maxstuka

Maxstuka

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A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Aircraft - American

Description: Douglas AD Skyraider. The first prototype (XBT2D) flew on March 18, 1945, and operational service began in December 1946 with the AD-1.A total of 3,180 aircraft were produced before production ended in 1957.

This is the model of the Ed Wilson "gzr_groundhog", I think, It is the first and best Skyraider model, nice textures, nice VC, but only the wings can be break, no others parts. Maybe someone seriously can add breakable parts. :biggrin:

I've fixed the problem with the IA where cfs2 crash. So now you can run it in cfs2 without any problems.

Ed Wilson wrote in the readme.

His plane is distributed as freeware. To remain truly free it should not be used in any way or form to make money. Any product can be improved on.

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit A1-H Skyraider by Ed Wilson.zip
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