HJG first 2007 website updates !

[Mark C]

HISTORIC JETLINERS GROUP FIRST 2007 WEBSITE UPDATES

Christmas has passed .... 2007's here .... and with it arrives HJG's first update for the year !

Comprised of a host of both new and enhanced files, latest masterpices by these classic jetliner specialists have been released through a number of progressive website updates throughout the month of January.

Featured among new files this month are a selection of B707 repaints representing some interesting liveries from Asian, European, Middle Eastern, North African and American regions .... including a rare Chinese operated B707-320C, an extremly rare British B707-420 which serviced bustling IT travel markets during the early 1970's, along with an even rarer B707-320B tanker livery. Other new repaints this month include some B720-B's featuring classic airline liveries from Asian, and South American regions, along with an extremly rare East African DC8-62. Last but by no means least too is a new USAF liveried NKC135-E .... all uploaded for your "FREE" FS enjoyment.

Constant improvement/refinement/upgrading of all its current products rather than releasing scores of new files each month is a major resolve of the new HISTORIC JETLINERS GROUP.

Among upgraded files for January are the latest enhancements of George CARTY's popular B707/720 panels/gauges sets .... now featuring dual ADF, and functioning weather radar units (FSUIPC V3.50 + dependant), as well subtle improvements to panel bitmaps and gauge performances. HJG's repaints of nostalgic Pan American B707-120 and B707-120B Clipper Ships from the early 1960's era have also been upgraded. "AEROMUSICA" P&W JT3D-3B and P&W JT3D-7 soundpacks for B707/720 & DC8 have also each recieved subtle attention whilst its RR CONWAY soundpacks for B707-420 & DC8-40 have undergone major transformation.

To review the very latest and greatest in classic jetliner freeware for FS visit the HISTOTRIC JETLINERS GROUP website at the following address

http://www.simviation.com/hjg/

Mark CRANSTON
HJG

[Garry Russell]

Thanks for the HU Mark

Appreciated by many of our members and readers.

Garry