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  1. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    That's a nice list where could I find it? I have the list of engines from the time of delivery.
  2. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    Yes, its a waste of time to make these sub-variants. As far as I know, the 7Q and 70A are very similar internally (maybe identical?). The best thing about it was the long cowl, which made it look better than the standard JT9.
  3. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    I think that would be really difficult to do; both the panel and the flight deck would need to be created, as they are different on the early -100.(autopilot and other) It would also require modifications to the fuselage behind the upper deck to account for the hump where the systems are housed.
  4. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    It would be great to have it with the -70A engines. I remember SAS's 747s were equipped with them, and they looked amazing; we rarely saw the CF6s, so the first time I saw them, I thought they were just standard CFs. I took a photo and showed it to my father, who told me they were -70As...
  5. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    I know that here in Europe, the African 747SPs used to undergo maintenance at Lufthansa's facilities. I'll see if I can find one used in an online shop(Ebay or Other). .
  6. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    Take your time,don't worry about it. As for the 747SP manuals, I think getting hold of them is impossible; how many were actually produced maybe 100? And, more importantly, how many have survived?😪
  7. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    Don't worry about the other versions; focus on finishing this one first. Regarding the 747SP flaps, I have this,I don't know if it might help you. This is a JT9D-3.
  8. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    I ran a quick test, and this is the result (it's not perfect It's made with Paint)
  9. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    You could make a fake one just by drawing it. We would still have a late 100 without the hump behind the upper deck.
  10. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    Will you also be making versions with the LTN ? I remember my father flying on ex-British 200-series aircraft that were equipped with them.
  11. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    Thanks for the reply. I wasn't aware of all these differences. I only knew about the difference regarding the autopilot; I’ve only ever been in the cockpit of a 200;I’ve never happened to see the cockpit of the 100.
  12. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    Do you think it is possible to simulate a late 100(JT9D3) by changing the values on .Air and CFG? we could even just have the model(without Panel) to make the livery?
  13. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    Yes, I know there's no difference between the SUD and the 300; I was just saying that with a modification, you'd have more models. I have a list of all the 747 Classics ever produced; would that be useful to you? Sorry for my poor English 😢
  14. J

    FS2004 Boeing 747 Classic

    Great work; will you be making the SUD and 300 model ?
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