Name: VIRTAVIA -T-6 TEXAN/HARVARD FSX SE
Brand: Virtavia
SKU: 9166
Price: 8.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

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VIRTAVIA
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31.05MB
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2015-03-16
Версия
v.1
PID
9166

Virtavia T-6 Texan / Harvard - FSX Steam Edition

The North American T-6 Texan was an excellent design that served as a basic transitional combat trainer in all branches of U.S. service as well as in countries worldwide. U.S. Navy pilots utilised the type under the SNJ designation, the most common versions being the SNJ-4, SNJ-5 and SNJ-6. The RAF was very taken with the design and adopted it as the Harvard. Later versions were manufactured in Canada and the type saw service in countries worldwide. An excellent all-round trainer, the type was quite good at teaching new pilots to avoid the accelerated stall, as a wing would snap round quite unexpectedly if the pilot was unwary. Approximately 17,000 of the type were built and some 350 are still airworthy.

*** For FSX STEAM EDITION only ***

Features -

- ONE model and ONE livery only (T-6G, USAF, Malden AB, Missouri, 1954)

- native FSX model with self shadowing, bump mapping and reflection bloom
- highly-detailed textures with subtle reflectivity
- authentic T-6 soundset included
- authentic virtual cockpit with animations and mousable controls
- rear cockpit included in v-c
- photorealistic all-xml 2D panel, custom pop-ups for autopilot and radios
- two unique panel images included
- subtle smoke trail and wingtip vortices effects
- startup flame and smoke effect
- togglable pilot figures
- seperate animated front and rear canopies
- highly authentic flight model with illustrated checklist

*** For FSX STEAM EDITION only

*** Features - - ONE model and ONE livery only (T-6G, USAF, Malden AB, Missouri, 1954)

*** T-6 Texan/Harvard DLC (optional extra purchase) ***

The DLC offers five new liveries and four new model variations:

SNJ-5, NAS Corry Field, Florida
Harvard MkIIb, London University Air Sqn, 1947
Harvard MkIV, RCAF, 1964
(A)T-6F, 36th FG, Fürstenfeldbruck AB, Germany
1747, Força Aérea Portugues - FAP - Museu do Ar