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Flight Simulation Games >> What planes are packaged with FS2004?

by rmoob98209 » Thu, 31 Jul 2003 08:55:28 GMT

The Down side is, none of my add-ons from 2k2 work in 2k4..they show, but the
gear fails to funtion,wings on the F-14 fail to deploy,cockpits are crappy
etc,spent some bucks on the T-38, Mig 21, that amazing DC-3 and B-25 all fail
to fully
funtion,very disapointing for sure and my F/Rs suck big time...re (FS2k4)
Down trodded Dog

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Flight Simulation Games >> What planes are packaged with FS2004?

by Harry » Thu, 31 Jul 2003 20:22:07 GMT


Check here;

http://www.corgi.co.uk/us/front.ihtml




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Flight Simulation Games >> What planes are packaged with FS2004?

by M » Thu, 31 Jul 2003 22:40:52 GMT

Try
www.corgi-shop.com/pages/category/category.asp?txtCatalog=Corgi&txtCategory=
100+Years+of+Flight







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