This is Tim Conrad's F-5 Tiger II modified for Flight Simulator X and painted in plain white bit map textures, a good starting point for any F5 project. This aircraft has a 2D and VC panel and effects.

The FSX: Steam Edition version of the F-5E is beautifully and authentically modelled, perfect for soaring through the virtual skies at supersonic speeds. Six variants include different true-to-life weapon systems, custom effects and animations.

FSX Northrop F5 Update. This is an update of the FS2004 Iris Northrop F5 Tiger. The recent upload revealed problems with the VC in some of the models. Those models have been removed. The package also features a new VC configuration and appearance, as the gauges now fit in their respective black frames in the VC and 2D p...

The new Add On from FlyLogic: Fly the world famous Northrop F-5E Tiger II on your home PC. In this third edition the package has been completely re-designed and enhanced with many new features to match the latest Microsoft Flight Simulator X standards.

2021年2月15日 · The F-5E Tiger II is an improved version of the original F-5 Freedom Fighter that entered service with the US Military in the early 1960s. It is a lightweight, supersonic fighter-bomber with great agility and load-carrying capability.

This freeware package contains the MPJAI Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter / Tiger II, created by Jake Burrus & Michael Pearson and converted for FSX by the team of Henk Schuitemaker. The converted model should give you better frame rates in FSX and P3D and ensures that the MPJAI Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter / Tiger II displays correctly in P3Dv4.

F-5 Freedom Fighter. This is a repaint of Tim Conrad's F5 Freedom Fighter updated for Flight Simulator X. This aircraft is painted in a desert camo paint. The F-5 started life as a privately funded light fighter program by Northrop in the 1950s. The first generation F-5A Freedom Fighter entered service in the 1960s.

F-5E Tiger II for FSX/FS2004. This package is built around the famous F-5E Tiger II, which is a massive improvement over its original brethren, the "Freedom Fighter". It entered service in the 1970s after the early success of the FF in the 1960s during various combat theatres.

FS2004/FSX Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter. One of the most successful fighters in the modern era was the small, simple, high performance F-5 series. Reversing the trend of ever more larger, expensive, and complex combat aircraft, the little F-5 found favor in many of the world's air arms.