The RAF’s heavy hauler is fully loaded and on its way to re-supply Flight Simulator 2004. Clear the decks and get ready to see some leading edge logistics!
October 11, 2005
[This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Game Developer and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press]
Author: Just Flight
Label: Just Flight
Developer: Captain Simulations
Genre Flight Simulation
Release December 2005
RRP £29.99/44.95/$44.99
UK Barcode: 5035063002406
German Barcode: 5035063002611
French Barcode: 5035063004578
SKUs: English/German/French
Perhaps the greatest transport aircraft in history, the C-130 Hercules is brought to life by the experts in high quality flight simulation aircraft - Captain Simulations. The C-130 Hercules is painstakingly reproduced for FS2004 in high detail with accurate animations of the cargo ramp doors and flight surfaces. The 2D and 3D virtual cockpit capture the intricacies of flying this giant.
To say that C-130 Hercules has been 'long awaited' would be an understatement, but it is now in the beta stages of development and early feedback is that this fantastic aircraft has really been worth the wait.
C-130 Hercules comes with 11 accurate liveries depicting the E, H and K variants and the detail and accuracy is up to the usual high Captain Sims standard.
Just Flight has obtained official licenses from Lockheed-Martin and Royal Air Force for C-130 Hercules.
Detailed features
Eleven models of the C-130 Hercules are included in the following liveries:
C-130E Australian Air Force - Grey white livery.
C-130H French Air Force - Grey livery.
CC-130EH Canadian Air Force - Grey livery.
C-130H Italian Air Force - Grey livery.
C-130K Royal Air Force - Grey livery (with refueling probe).
C-130K Royal Air Force earlier Grey/Green camouflage livery.
C-130H Sweden - Grey livery.
C-130EH USAF - camouflage livery.
C-130EH USAF - Grey livery.
C-130E USAF - bare metal livery.
C-130EH US Coast Guard - white-red livery.
Each one has animated doors and cargo ramps as well as the normal operating flight surface animations.
Realistic flight model
2D panels
Virtual Cockpit (3D)
Authentic engine and cockpit sounds
TCE-130 (Texture and Configuration Editor)
Livery repaint kit
Comprehensive manuals
For further information, pack shots, samples or assets, please contact Scott Phillips [email protected]
System requirements
Microsoft Windows 98/Me/2000/XP
PC with 1.7 GHz equivalent or higher processor
512Mb of system RAM for 2000/XP
64Mb video card required
Hard disk space TBC
Direct X 8.1 or higher
DVD-ROM Drive
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004
About Just Flight
Just Flight is the world's leading flight simulation specialist, publishing a wide variety of digital aviation products. Their range comprises a multitude of different titles, including stand alone flight simulations as well as add-ons for Microsoft's multi-million selling Flight Simulator and Combat Flight Simulator. Just Flight also has Just Trains, a specialist label devoted to stand alone train simulators as well as add-ons for the ever-popular Microsoft Train Simulator.
A British company, based in Cambridge, Just Flight has been established for ten years. It prides itself on quality, value and customer service, which it backs up with a unique money-back guarantee on all its products.
About the Royal Air Force
Formed in April 1918, the Royal Air Force has defended Great Britain from Bapaume to Bosnia. The RAF and its pilots are still acknowledged as the best in the world, and their battle honours are many and glorious. Part of their role involves keeping our armed forces supplied throughout the world and to help them in this task they use the Lockheed C-130 Hercules, The Herc' is the most numerous transport aircraft in the west and has been in production longer than any other aircraft in history. The prototype flew in August 1954 and since then over 60 nations have ordered the Hercules. Those in use by the RAF are C-130K versions (known as Hercules C1 and C3) and initial deliveries (of a total of 66 ordered) were made during the mid-1960s and many are destined to remain in service for some years to come, although about half of the fleet have been replaced by the updated C-130 (C4 and C5). Find out more at www.raf.mod.uk
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