FS2002, Lockheed T33 A “Shooting Star” Royal Dutch Air Force

MSFS2020 Addons | 6 Dec, 2016

FS2002, Lockheed T33 A “Shooting Star” Royal Dutch Air Force

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FS2002, Lockheed T33 A “Shooting Star” Royal Dutch Air Force. This model is a reproduction of the famous american aircraft trainer. Here is an example textured to represent an aircraft of Royal Dutch Air Force. The M-40,serial 55-4962, was delivered to the Dutch Air Force on 4 march 1957 and crashed on 20 february 1967, at that time serving with TVO (Transit Flight Training) at Woensdrecht AFB in the Netherlands. The 3D model made with FSDS, features full moving parts, airbrake , recessed wheel wells, nose wheel steering and pilots in a virtual cockpit. File contains also a dedicated panel. Visual Model by Massimo Taccoli. Textures by Gerardo Taccoli Original Air file and panel by Bruce Thorson. Original bitmap panel by Phil Perrot. 1.9MB

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