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VIRTAVIA
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Disponible depuis
2010-10-04
Version
v.1
PID
4789

The Douglas Skyray was on the cutting edge of aircraft design when first conceived in 1947, after winning a competition for a delta-wing Navy fighter. In 1948, Douglas Aircraft contracted to build the F4D-1, with the first flight of a production model taking place in 1954. Known as the 'ten-minute killer', the aircraft broke five world records in the time-to-altitude category and exceeded Mach 1 in level flight. In 1953, the Skyray shared honors with North America's Super Sabre in being awarded the prestigious Collier Trophy. In the late 1950s, an F4D1-equipped squadron was recognized as the top interceptor squadron in the North American Air Defense Command, an area previously dominated by Air Force aircraft. In all, Douglas produced 421 Skyrays, including two XF4D prototypes. The last of the type left the El Segundo, California, plant in December, 1958. It was designated the F-6A in 1963 and served both Marine and Navy carrier squadrons until early 1964.

For FSX and FS2004

Features

4 high-detail texture sets :
- VF-213 "Blacklions"
- VF-23 "Vigilantes"
- VMF(AW)-542 "Tigers"
- VMF(AW)-115 "Silver Eagles"
full native FSX model available with all FSX features (bump mapping, self-shadowing, bloom etc)
FSX model includes V-C self-shadowing (effect requires FSX SP2, DX10 preview mode)
4 loadout variations, incl. 'clean'
authentic virtual cockpit with animations and mousable controls
authentic all-xml 2D panel, custom pop-ups for autopilot and radios, fully mousable
automatic (on throttle) afterburner visual effect with corresponding performance boost
animated wingfold, tailhook, speedbrakes and 'beaver tail'
animated canopy (shift-e)
highly authentic flight model with checklist
v-c rain effects (FS9 only)
simulated 'radar' type gauge (FS9 only)
realistic, animated crew figure
automatic smoke trail effect
working landing lights

Mots clés

MILITARY

FIGHTER

Requis

FSX FS2004

Connexion

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