RAF Javelin FS9 and FSX

[John Young]

I spent two hours yesterday morning trying to upload the Javelins to flightsim.com, but the server just wouldn't play ball. I tried again this morning with the same result. I don't know what's changed because I've used the site for very many uploads over the past 15 years or so and it's usually very simple. I e-mailed the library manager yesterday morning but have not yet received a reply, so I've changed my historic preference and now adopted Avsim, like others here. The uploads were done in 10 minutes per file.

The Javelins should therefore be available at Avsim later today. The files are:

JYAI_Javelins_FS9_1.zip

and

JYAI_Javelins_FSX_1.zip



My thanks to Firebird, Plumber and Shaggy22 for testing for me.

John

[Sluffer77]

Now up on Avsim. Thank you John

[AndyG43]

Thanks John, great work as usual. Stunning models, I will have no qualms about using the Mark 7 to pass for the earlier marks.

[petebramley]

They are now flying around Bruntingthorpe looking fantastic. Thanks John. Another
marvelous addition to our virtual skies.

[Janeway]

A word of gratitude for creating this AI jewel which has never existed in FS9...till now.
To date, the only two Javelins available have been Kazunori Ito's and Mike Stone's models.
Personally, I have always preferred Mr. Ito's version. But nobody ever created repaints for this one...either!

Anyway, now we have a state-of-the-art AI Javelin that is unique in the FS9 world, and which is ideal for retro packages of The Cold War Era. And thanks to Brian Clarke and Daryl Payne, I can install and bring to life this brand new Javelin at RAF Middleton.

Thanks once again, John.
Without you there would probably never have been an AI Javelin for FS9.