B-36H Peacemaker
© Virtavia 2025
Virtavia B-36H Peacemaker for MSFS 2020
Convair's B-36 Peacemaker was called a 'Megabomber' when it was first introduced into service on August 28, 1947. An enormous aircraft, it was as complex as it was large. Its 28-cylinder R-4360 engines were the very height of piston technology, and with the addition of the jet pods to later marques to assist with takeoff and top speed, the aircraft became even more complicated. With its 19-foot propellers and six engines, it p... © Virtavia 2025
Virtavia B-36H Peacemaker for MSFS 2020
Convair's B-36 Peacemaker was called a 'Megabomber' when it was first introduced into service on August 28, 1947. An enormous aircraft, it was as complex as it was large. Its 28-cylinder R-4360 engines were the very height of piston technology, and with the addition of the jet pods to later marques to assist with takeoff and top speed, the aircraft became even more complicated. With its 19-foot propellers and six engines, it produced an Earth-shaking drone that could be felt from 40,000 feet. Produced in a wide variety of variants, including unarmed crew trainers, strategic bombers, and reconnaissance bombers, the type was manufactured for seven years. The last B-36 was delivered on August 18, 1954, and the 'Big Stick' was retired altogether on February 12, 1959.
Features :
- VR ready. Control yoke latch-on enabled (left seat only).
- Wwise sounds package with piston engine and turbine sounds, switch clicks and other unique cockpit sounds.
- detailed cockpit with numerous animations and mousable controls, rain fx on interior glass, opening pilot's DV window.
- 4K textures.
- start-up and turbine smoke fx.
- animated retractable gun turrets (uses spoiler function).
- opening bomb bay doors (uses tail hook function ctrl-h).
- animated windshield wipers (movement only, do not clear rain fx in MSF20).
- in-game checklist with animated viewpoints.
- illustrated user manual included.
