This months update celebrates the new HJG's 2nd anniversary and features a hangar full of new and upgraded B707/720, BAe 146-300/RJ-100, CV990-A, DC8, & KC135 files for FS
Additions to HJG's Boeing inventory include extremely rare B707-120 freighter conversions operated by lesser known carriers from Switzerland and Colombia during the early 1970's ...B707-120B's operated by a major US travel club during the early 1980's ...a rare Indonesian B707-138B from the late 1970's ...a mega-rare Vietnamese B707-320 from the mid 1970's ...an assortment of 1980's era B707-320B's from Africa, Colombia, the USA, and Vietnam ...1970's & 80's era PAX and freight configured B707-320C's from Africa, Arabia, Colombia, and the USA ...B707-420's in a classic British livery from the mid 1960's, along with a rare 1980's livery from Zaire, and an aircraft currently preserved at a major German city airport ...a typically attractive Colombian livery for a B720-B operated by a major carrier during the 1980's ...and military KC135 tankers representing both USAF and French Armee De L'air aircraft.
Don't miss HJG's new Convair addition either ...a CV990-A featuring the great looking early 1980's livery of a major North American tour operator.
But that's not all...
HJG have also released new BAe 146-300/RJ-100's liveries too ...featuring 2 modern day regional/city hopper carriers from Europe, along with a Scandinavian hybrid livery promoting the premier Swedish football team.
But still there's more...
Added to HJG's Douglas inventory is a DC8-33 in a rare/experimental Capitol Airways livery trialled during 1979 ...DC8-50F & SUPER 62F freighters operated by African registered carriers from more recent times ...and a rare DC8 SUPER 63CF operated during the mid 1970's.
by a major Asian carrier.
And last but by no means least of all...
HJG's 2nd anniversary website update also features final edits for previously released B707-320B/C's textures now upgraded to their correct S2HK (Stage 2 Hush Kit) models, along with a new B707-120 freighter model ...complete with operating forward fuselage maindeck cargo door and a belly full of containers.
All this and a great deal more are downloadable now from the following website address...
http://www.simviation.com/hjg/
...and best of all it's FREE for your FS enjoyment ! 8-)
HJG remain indebted to Mr Pete DALEY & SIMVIATION.COM for their past 2 years of generous support ...thank you guys !
ENJOY !
Mark CRANSTON
HJG
