0.06Mb (337 downloads)
The enclosed panel.cfg file will upgrade your TRA_MB5 VC to a DVC with functioning gauges. To install simply replace the existing panel.cfg file in the TRA_MB5/panel.2 folder with this one. That's all there is to it. Enjoy! REQUIRES: TRA_MB5.ZIP
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Posted Mar 13, 2011 06:45 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo
7.28Mb (304 downloads)
This download contains fourteen skins for the TRA_MB5, an AlphaSim FS9/FSX MB.5 that I have converted to CFS2. All but the PROTOTYPE are fictional....as the aircraft never went into production. However, the squadron skins are authentic, even if in reality used on other aircraft types.
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These repaints are by AlphaSim and Nick Bradin (except those noted), and were converted for CFS2 by Rich Ruscoe. I am just posting them.
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Posted Mar 13, 2011 06:45 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo
5.27Mb (993 downloads)
The TRA_MB5 for CFS2 is a conversion of the AlphaSim (virtavia.com) FsX freeware version. Modifications to the original MDL, DP, AIR, CFG, textures and panel files are mine. The aircraft is presented in operational RAF colors and armed with Guns Only, as opposed to the unarmed prototype. The panel includes autopilot,ECU and European GPS windows, SHIFT+2, 4 and 5.
Posted Mar 13, 2011 05:46 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo
2.60Mb (383 downloads)
SAI.403 Dardo (Dart) derivative. This essentially was a more sophisticated version of the SAI.207.
Posted Mar 12, 2011 13:41 by Pepe Rezende
5.73Mb (502 downloads)
In May 1939, on the occasion of the First International Aeronautical Journalists’ Congress held in Rome (Guidonia), the prototype was analyzed by a group of Italian and foreign pilots, who appreciated its qualities. The RO57 displayed itself better, in almost all the performances, than Macchi MC200 (the best national single-engine fighter), but shown soon a fault in the weaponry (only two 12.7 mm Breda Safat). In 1941, IMAM proposed a new version (Bis) armed with two 20 mm guns and designed to carry a 500kg bomb load in dive bombs missions.
Posted Mar 6, 2011 08:31 by Pepe Rezende
2.80Mb (323 downloads)
RAAF No 77 Sqd "Elyana"; skin for TRA_Meteor_F8
Repaint By John Fortin (AKA Polar_Lion)
Gloster Meteor F.Mk.8 'Elyana', S.No. A77-15, 77th Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force. On 29th January 1953 this aircraft was lost during tunnel attack.
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Posted Feb 24, 2011 02:27 by John Fortin
2.69Mb (194 downloads)
RAAF No 77 Sqd "Elyana" skin for TRA_Meteor_F3
Repaint By John Fortin (AKA Polar_Lion)
Gloster Meteor F.Mk.8 'Elyana', S.No. A77-15, 77th Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force. On 29th January 1953 this aircraft was lost during tunnel attack.
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Posted Feb 24, 2011 02:22 by John Fortin
2.39Mb (274 downloads)
Repaint- RAAF Lou Spence Skin for Alpha_TR P-51D By John Fortin (AKA Polar_Lion)
"On 9 September 1950 he led four Mustangs in an attack on storage facilities at An'gang-ni, South Korea, which had recently been captured by the communists. While he was operating at low level because of poor visibility, his aircraft failed to pull out of a steep dive and he was killed when it crashed into the centre of the town."
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Posted Feb 24, 2011 01:48 by John Fortin
2.39Mb (124 downloads)
RAAF No77 Sqd Lou Spence; Skin for Alpha_TR P-51D
Repaint By John Fortin (AKA Polar_Lion)
"On 9 September 1950 he led four Mustangs in an attack on storage facilities at An'gang-ni, South Korea, which had recently been captured by the communists. While he was operating at low level because of poor visibility, his aircraft failed to pull out of a steep dive and he was killed when it crashed into the centre of the town."
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Posted Feb 22, 2011 22:13 by John Fortin
0.01Mb (465 downloads)
For captmercy's updated C-46 for CFS2:
Replacing the current Aircraft.CFG and DP files with the ones contained in the download will dramatically improve the flight characteristice of this aircraft.
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Posted Feb 22, 2011 22:13 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo