FS2004 T-33A in early Royal Dutch Air Force textures only

MSFS2020 Addons | 7 Mar, 2017

FS2004 T-33A in early Royal Dutch Air Force textures only

---

FS2004 T-33A in early Royal Dutch Air Force textures only. The T-33A “T-Bird” joined the Dutch Air Force in the beginning of the fifties and they were operational up until 1972. 63 planes in total, 3 of them being reconnaissance aircraft (RT-33A). The first planes received the exterior decoration for “non combatant aircraft” as it was called then. A yellow band around both wings and a broad yellow band around the rear end of the aircraft. The Dutch Air Force code on the nose was applied in a similar way to that of the USAF and started with TR-1. This was later changed into an “M-” indication and the yellow striping was replaced by the now more familiar “day glow red” markings. This repaint depicts that early decoration of TR-15, a jet trainer of 313 Squadron, Volkel Air Base. Model by Tim Conrad (required here). Repaint by: Jaap de Baare. 2.6MB

(No Ratings Yet)

Loading...

Are you looking for Flight Simulator 2004 Mods at one place? Then you have landed in the right place. We provide the access to our huge database of mods for all kind of needs. Every Flight Simulator 2004 Addons has its own type, specifications and features so it’s easy to find what you lack in your game. If you have already chosen the file, click on FS2004 T-33A in early Royal Dutch Air Force textures only Mod download button and follow the instructions. It’s as easy and simple as possible! The FS2004 T-33A in early Royal Dutch Air Force textures only mod will also allow your game number of things. There are still may other mods some of them are little tweaks like a camera changer while others introduce a whole new story mode into your game. Aside from that, we have mods introducing new content to the game, new levels developed by independent creators that will spark a ray of joy within your Flight Simulator. FS2004 T-33A in early Royal Dutch Air Force textures only Mod could be a great boost to your game and there are no reasons why to react negatively. Take the best that you can and don’t look back – you must be orientated to the future and new experiences.