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P-40B Tomahawk
The P-40 was one of the critical aircraft during the early years of World War II. Developed in America and used by Russian, Australian, English and American pilots in all of the theatres of war.
I am so incredibly proud of our team and the hard work and long hours. We really hope you have fun flying our plane and we look forward to bringing you many more in the future.
Features:
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Full native flight model, 3D assets, sounds, textures, everything.
Hmm yea that’s pret... The P-40 was one of the critical aircraft during the early years of World War II. Developed in America and used by Russian, Australian, English and American pilots in all of the theatres of war.
I am so incredibly proud of our team and the hard work and long hours. We really hope you have fun flying our plane and we look forward to bringing you many more in the future.
Features:
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Full native flight model, 3D assets, sounds, textures, everything.
Hmm yea that’s pretty standard these days isn’t it?
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Designed for Casual and “Serious” simmers alike. Jump in and #FlyTheDamn plane or take the time to #ReadTheDamnManual and use the Gear and Flaps LIKE A BOSS!
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5 * Historic 4K Liveries (well I guess that’s the default size now isn’t it so why do we say it like, oh hey, here’s something you didn’t expect!)
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1 * Special Tribute livery #BecauseYoureWorthIt
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7 Hour Bushtrip of the Historic NorthWest Staging RouteIt's finally here!
FINALLY we can release the bushtrip with our latest update to the P-40B Tomahawk: The Northwest Staging Route.
Fly a historic route, lend lease aircraft traveled on their way to Russia.
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Eternal gratitude from a team that has worked hard and knows there’s more to do but reckon you might enjoy what we’ve done so far.
Hmm yea I think that's all. . . OH WAIT!!
- How about a 3D print sample of accurate P-40 Throttle quadrant you can print and make YOURSELF? for FREE!!! Thanks to AuthentiKit, you can "Make it so. "
Besides, if you don't print them. . . you can't really #FlyTheDamnPlane can you?
(Image Copyright Notice: All screenshots shown here were taken in Microsoft Flight Simulator with our aircraft and created by the team at Big Radials)
P-40F WarHawk
Introducing the well-known Curtiss P-40F WarHawk. It was ubiquitous and one of the best fighter planes of its era. The plane was produced at a large scale due to the time of its introduction in WWII. The P-40F played a critical role as ally forces used it as an air superior fighter, bomber escort, and fighter-bomber in various regions of the world between 1941 and 1944.Introducing the well-known Curtiss P-40F WarHawk. It was ubiquitous and one of the best fighter planes of its era. The plane was produced at a large scale due to the time of its introduction in WWII. The P-40F played a critical role as ally forces used it as an air superior fighter, bomber escort, and fighter-bomber in various regions of the world between 1941 and 1944.
P-47D Thunderbolt 'Razorback'
The P-47D ( or the Jug as it was affectionately known ) was one of the heaviest fighters of World War 2 with a fully laden P-47 topping the scales at a portly 8 tonnes. This weight required a very powerful engine. The same engine that powered the F6F Hellcat and the Vought Corsair, the Pratt and Whitney R2800. Coupled with an impressive load out capability and very capable 50 Calibre machine guns the Thunderbolt resulted in a very capable medium range escort fighter and excellent ground attack f... The P-47D ( or the Jug as it was affectionately known ) was one of the heaviest fighters of World War 2 with a fully laden P-47 topping the scales at a portly 8 tonnes. This weight required a very powerful engine. The same engine that powered the F6F Hellcat and the Vought Corsair, the Pratt and Whitney R2800. Coupled with an impressive load out capability and very capable 50 Calibre machine guns the Thunderbolt resulted in a very capable medium range escort fighter and excellent ground attack fighter.
But there was an issue. Visibility. The Razorback whilst strong ( some returned safely with very large amounts of the plane damaged. ) had an issue with rear visibility. The fix was found by a visit to the RAF. The RAF also had this issue on some of their aircraft and had in fact lent their design for canopies to another famous USAAF aircraft the P51 ( also available ). In this case the answer lay in the Hawker Typhoon with an all encompassing all round vision “bubble top”. And the razorback was retired from production in favour of the Bubbletop
P-47s were operated by several Allied Air Forces during World War II. The RAF for example received 240 razorback P-47Ds, which they designated Thunderbolt Mark I. Since there wasnt a need for a high-altitude fighter in the RAF ( the superb supermarine spitfire filling that role admirably ) the RAF used their Thunderbolts as ground attack. Rather like the Fairchild Republic A-10 thunderbolt in use today. And yes the A-10 takes its name from its WW2 grandfather - The P47-D "Thunderbolt".
INNOVATIVE FEATURES
- All new hi-fidelity models with superb detail including gear wells and the famous Pratt and Whitney.
- Beautifully crafted exterior and interior models built over contemporary detailed plans and drawings
- Authentic cockpit detail includes many bespoke animations and effects.
- Full PBR materials and textures include realistic "pillowing" of metal surfaces.
- Animated authentic U. S. military pilot figure + your choice to remove for asobo stock pilot
- Choice of gunsights/GPS Clean stores or pylons
- Highly accurate flight dynamics and performance based on real flight tests.
- Specially authored WWise Hi-Fidelity sound package.
- Unique code to "iron" out poor simulator tail-dragger performance.
- Loadout choice and armaments
13 AUTHENTIC LIVERIES
- 2 factory liveries
- " Button Nose " 62nd Fighter Squadron, 56th Fighter Group
- 42-25829, from 2/5 Lafayette, Alto (Corsica), 1944
- "Zombie" of the 83rd Fighter Squadron, 78th Fighter Group
- "Kansas Tornado II" 510th Fighter Squadron, 405th Fighter Group, 9th Air Force
- "The Turnip Termites" 47th Fighter Squadron , 15th Fighter Group, 7th Air Force
- "DARING DOTTIE III" 342nd Fighter Squadron, 348th Fighter group
- "Tony" 5F-A, 5th Emergency Rescue Squadron
- Tuskagee red tail 302nd fighter Squadron from the 332th Fighter Group
- "Bonnie" 348th Fighter Group
- "bugs" 405th fighter group 9th Air Force
- "lady ruth" 19th Fighter Squadron 318th Fighter group
- USSR Lendlease programme livery.
P-51A Mrs. Virginia
P-51D Bunny
P-51D Lady B
P-51D ManO’War
P-51D Miss America
P-51D Spam Can / Dolly
P-51D Strega