FS2004 SAAB J-29B “Tunnan”

MSFS2020 Addons | 14 Apr, 2017

FS2004 SAAB J-29B “Tunnan”

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FS2004 SAAB J-29B “Tunnan” The Saab J-29 was the first swept wing jet built by Sweden, first flying in 1948. Designed around the Ghost engine and central air intake, the resulting rotound fuselage instantly resulted in the name “Tunnan”, Swedish for “barrel”. Models A and B were fighters, the model C was a photo recon plane, and the final F introduced an afterburner, and new dogtooth wing leading edges. J-29’s served with the Swedish and Austrian air forces, and also served with the UN during the Congo Conflict. Swedish J-29’s ended their days as target towing planes, and as”enemy forces” trainers. This pack includes the J-29B model in Swedish and UN schemes, VC’s, and smooth-function XML gauges. J-29F model available in separate download, as J-29F. Tim Conrad. 8.7MB

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