X-Plane Projects
BAC One-Eleven
The original window shaking short range jet airliner
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BUA and Beyond: G-ASJI
The very long serving
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Aer Lingus
Ireland's national carrier since 1936.
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Supermarine Walrus
A collection of paintfiles for Jacques Brault's Supermarine Walrus.
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Miles Martinet
Purpose designed target and glider tug.
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Gloster Gladiator
A collection of paintfiles for Jacques Brault's Gloster Gladiator.
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Latest Resources
Cessna 337
Push-me pull-you twin-boom Cessna
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Reduced res Tenerife VFR
Modified dds and pol files for older machines
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Australian Roads Part 1
OpenStreetMap derived roads
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Avro Anson Mk.1
Mid series unarmed Anson training aircraft
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CT-133 Golden Hawks
Classic Canadian display team's support aircraft.
(paintfiles)
T-33A - Yugoslavia
The JRVs first jet type.
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T-33A KLu Whisky 4
1966 Dutch Display team
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T-33A Shooting Star JG71
Tulip Nose T-Bird.
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Avro Anson Mk.1 (Flying Classroom)
Status: Development snapshot
X-plane version: 9.50
About:
The Anson was derived from the commercial six-seat 652 and the militarised version, which first flew on 24 March 1935, was built to Air Ministry Specification 18/35. It was the first RAF monoplane with a retractable undercarriage. Avro allotted the type number 652A to the Anson. The first production run resulted in 174 Anson Mk I aircraft for service with Coastal Command. No. 48 Squadron RAF was the first to be equipped in March 1936.
This acf file depicts a typical flying classroom as used by the British and Commonwealth air forces during WW2. It's a mid series Mk.1 with a stepped windscreen and wipers, flaps and wing mounted landing lamps.
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Last Change Wednesday, 26 January 2011 23:03