I found a DH114 Heron aircraft for FS2004 recently that seems to be pretty good except for the awful panel that come with it. All you get is an HSI (which I doubt the 50s era plane was ever equipped with), an ADF, engine gauges, and crude throttle levers. While it might be possible t fly the plane with this, it's hardly realistic by any stretch of the imagination!I could really use a replacement instrument panel (if not an actual DH114 panel, then a panel from any 4 engine prop plane that might work would do in a pinch)!

I found a DH114 Heron aircraft for FS2004 recently that seems to be pretty good except for the awful panel that come with it. All you get is an HSI (which I doubt the 50s era plane was ever equipped with), an ADF, engine gauges, and crude throttle levers. While it might be possible t fly the plane with this, it's hardly realistic by any stretch of the imagination!I could really use a replacement instrument panel (if not an actual DH114 panel, then a panel from any 4 engine prop plane that might work would do in a pinch)!

As far as I know the only Heron available for FS2004 is really an AI aircraft and although it is perfectly flyable it lacks a lot of detail that might be expected from add-on aircraft these days.However, I created a set of aircraft for it a few years ago including a detailed and realistic panel. These files were on AVSIM as the Three Herons series.

As the files there are not currently available, I have temporarily placed them on my server - you will need:http://adventure-unlimited.org/files/3h-heron1.zip (BEA Heron 1 plus panel)http://adventure-unlimited.org/files/3h-heron2b.zip (Morton Heron 2B plus panel)http://adventure-unlimited.org/files/3h-heron2d.zip (Heron Airlines Heron 2D)http://adventure-unlimited.org/files/3h-radiofix.zip (fix for radios)http://adventure-unlimited.org/files/3h-rnupd.zip (navigation fix)You should download the aircraft of interest and then apply the two fixes per the instructions.Hope this helps,John