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The Curtiss P-36 was the first of the new generation of monoplane fighters to enter service with the USAAC. It was a contemporary of the Supermarine Spitfire, the Hawker Hurricane, and the Messerschmitt Bf 109, all of which were introduced within a few months of each other in the mid 1930s. Even though the P-36 owed very little to previous Curtiss biplane pursuits, the name *Hawk* was still generally applied to the aircraft.
The P-36 pursuit had its origin in the Model 75 project which was originally developed as the Curtiss entry in the US Army pursuit aircraft competition scheduled for May 1935. Curtiss lost the initial contest but was the real winner in the end, with 227 examples sold to the USAAC, 753 exported, and at least 25 built under license in other countries.
Install Info:
-Follow the installer dialogs for automatic install. No uninstall program is provided, but in the {FS9 or CFS2 root}\Aircraft\FDG2_P-36A folder you will find an install log which lists the installed files in case you wish to remove the plane from your system.
-The installer will automatically find your FS9 or CFS2 install, but if you have multiple installs you can point the installer toward any folder you wish to install to.
-If you would prefer to install the plane manually, select a temporary install folder and extract the files into it. You can then move the files into your game folder manually.
Copyright info:
-This package is "donation-ware". That is, our work and the small fee charged for it go to support server costs for www.sim-outhouse.com and www.combatfs.com.
-No parts may be used for or included in other works, or files altered for this plane or other planes without written permission from the authors. You may make a copy of these files for your own personal backup, but you may not share them or the registration password with another person or upload it to any site other than donationware.net.
-New skins can be done without permission, but only the skins may be uploaded. You must call them "repaints". Except for the texture files, no files in this package may be altered, including the readme.txt and any other documentation!
-Although we have done extensive testing, you use this product at your own risk! We accept no liability, real or implied, under any circumstance.
Thank You,
Fightertown Design Group 2
Mike Wagner, Dave Adams, Lobo de Silva, Kevin Bacon, Bill Ross and Anthony Sullenger
FDG2_Corsairs_Anthology_for_CFS2.zip
Install:
Follow the prompts in the install wizard and the FDG2 Corsairs will be automatically installed into FS9 for you. If you wish to do a manual install, please point the installer towards a temporary folder and unpack the contents. You can then places the files into the proper location at your own discretion.
After the install is completed be sure to enable the "AddOn Scenery\F4U1_Scenery" scenery folder in your scenery library.
Uninstall:
No uninstall program is included with this software. To uninstall, find the FDG2_Corsairs_uninstall.log file located in the [FS_Root]\Aircraft\FDG2_F4U-1 folder. This contains a list of all the files installed and their locations. Delete the listed files and the plane is uninstalled. Some of the CFS1, CFS2, and FS2000/FS2002 default gauges are included with this install. Other planes in your library may need these gauges, so it is recommended that you do not delete these gauges without backing them up first.
Our thanks go out to everyone who contributed to the creation and testing of this set. We couldn't have done it without ya!
Copyright Info:
This package is "donation-ware". That is, our work and the small fee charged for it go to support server costs for www.sim-outhouse.com. No parts may be used for or included in other works, or files altered for this plane or other planes without written permission from the authors. You may make a copy of these files for your own personal backup, but you may not share them or the registration password with another person or upload it to any site other than donationware.net.
New skins can be done without permission, but only the skins may be uploaded. You must call them "repaints". Except for the texture files, no files in this package may be altered, including the readme.txt and any other documentation! This plane is NOT to be uploaded to any site other than www.donationware.net. Although we have done extensive testing, you use this product at your own risk!
We accept no liability, real or implied, under any circumstance.
Thank You,
Fightertown Design Group 2
Anthony Sullenger, Mike Wagner, & Lobo de Silva
And of course the rest of the donationware contributors too.
Thank you for your donation. You were kind enough to offer your support to the Sim-Outhouse , so please accept the FDG2 F4F-3 and F4F-4 for FS9and CFS2 as a ‘gift’. Your generosity will help offset operating costs for the Sim-Outhouse. This aircraft is offered for that purpose only and is not made for profit.
An auto install program is provided for your convenience. The cfs2 version requires the freeware FDG weapons pack, which is available for download at Sim-Outhouse.
Installation
1. Run the install EXE and follow the steps.
2. By default, the model will use the stock DC-3 sounds.
3. The "shift + C keys" (CFS2 version) opens and closes the canopy.
5. The "shift + E keys" opens the cowl flaps. The "ctrl + E keys" close them.
6. The wing fold and tailhook are functional, but FS9 has no default keys assigned to these commands. You may assign your own choice of keystrokes in the Options/Controllers/Assignments menu.
This package is copyrighted FREEWARE that has been donated to www.donationware.net to help cover the costs of keeping these great websites running. No parts of this plane may be used or files altered for this plane or other planes without our permission.
New skins can be done without permission but only the skins may be uploaded. You must call them "repaints".No plane files may be altered, including the readme.txt! Although we have done extensive testing I do not guarantee anything. Use this plane at your own risk!
panel:Lobo Dasilva
Textures:Lobo DaSilva
airfile : Henry
FDGv2
Anthony Sullenger, Mike Wagner, ,David Adams, Lobo da Silva
FDG2_B-17_Pack_for_CFS2.zip
The B-17 was developed in response to the US Army Air Corps’ request for a large multi-engine bomber primarily for coastal defense. The prototype Model 299 first flew on July 28, 1935 and was financed solely by the Boeing company.
The Model 299 was the first Boeing military aircraft to employ a closed-cockpit. It was initially armed with Browning .30-cal machine guns in blister mounts. Twenty B-17Cs, armed with 7 .50-cal Brownings, were delivered to the RAF who found the defensive armament lacking. The E variant was armed with 9 machine guns and was capable of carrying a 4,000lb bomb load. It was the first mass-produced version and introduced the large, distinctive tail that is identifiable by warbird lovers the world over. As the variants progressed, more armor and armament was added. The G model carried 13 .50-cal Browning machine guns, having added a chin turret to add better protection from frontal attacks.
The B-17 airframe was very resilient and could absorb a tremendous amount of damage. Many B-17 crews owe their lives to the 17’s ability to stay in the air and make it back to base even with huge chunks of fuselage and control surfaces missing.
Nearly 7,000 B-17 airframes were built by Boeing plants, but Douglas and Lockheed’s Vega subsidiary also built another 5,700 to bring the total to nearly 13,000 units by the end of it’s production run. After WWII, many B-17s wound up in the scrap heap, but some soldiered on filling roles such as transports, fire bombers, and target drones. A few survive today in the hands of various museums around the world.
Credits:
The FDG2 crew would also like to thank everyone who contributed to this project.
Martin Wright - For the use of his GSLMan.exe utility for editing the Global Scenery Layer.
Gary (gary20) Burns - British base scenery,
Willy McCoy - training base scenery and ferry flight,
Herman Boltz - krazy_ effects,
Henry - effects and flight dynamics work,
Fliger747 - flight dynamics
Milton Schupe - bulging tire modeling technique
Sandydog - CFS2 flight dynamics and DP
All the beta testers - We couldn't do it without ya!!!
Copyright info:
This package is "donation-ware". That is, our work and the small fee charged for it go to support server costs for www.sim-outhouse.com and www.combatfs.com.
No parts may be used for or included in other works, or files altered for this plane or other planes without written permission from the authors. You may make a copy of these files for your own personal backup, but you may not share them or the registration password with another person or upload it to any site other than donationware.net.
New skins can be done without permission, but only the skins may be uploaded. You must call them "repaints". Except for the texture files, no files in this package may be altered, including the readme.txt and any other documentation!
Although we have done extensive testing, you use this product at your own risk! We accept no liability, real or implied, under any circumstance.
Thank You,
Fightertown Design Group 2
FDG2_SBD_pack_for_CFS2.zip
Thank you for choosing another FDG plane and for supporting www.donationware.net!
Install:
Follow the prompts in the install wizard and the FDG2 SBD pack will be automatically installed into FS9 for you. If you wish to do a manual install, please point the installer towards a temporary folder and unpack the contents. You can then places the files into the proper location at your own discretion.
Uninstall:
No uninstall program is included with this software. To uninstall, find the FDG2_SBD_uninstall.log file located in the [FS_Root]\Aircraft\FDG2_SBD-5_Dauntless folder. This contains a list of all the files installed and their locations. Delete the listed files and the plane is uninstalled. Some of the CFS1, CFS2, and FS2000/FS2002 default gauges are included with this install. Other planes in your library may need these gauges, so it is recommended that you do not delete these gauges without backing them up first.
Our thanks go out to everyone who contributed to the creation and testing of this set. We couldn't have done it without ya!
Copyright Info:
This package is "donation-ware". That is, our work and the small fee charged for it go to support server costs for www.sim-outhouse.com. No parts may be used for or included in other works, or files altered for this plane or other planes without written permission from the authors. You may make a copy of these files for your own personal backup, but you may not share them or the registration password with another person or upload it to any site other than donationware.net.
New skins can be done without permission, but only the skins may be uploaded. You must call them "repaints". Except for the texture files, no files in this package may be altered, including the readme.txt and any other documentation! This plane is NOT to be uploaded to any site other than www.donationware.net. Although we have done extensive testing, you use this product at your own risk!
We accept no liability, real or implied, under any circumstance.
Thank You,
Fightertown Design Group 2
Anthony Sullenger, Mike Wagner, & Lobo de Silva
And of course the rest of the donationware contributors too.
Gary20, MCDesigns, Krazy, Henry, Fliger747, Sandydog, Jagdflieger, Panther, Lawdog, oldwheat, and anyone we're forgetting.
FDG2_P-40e_for_CFS2.zip
Thank you for choosing another FDG plane and for supporting www.donationware.net!
Install:
Follow the prompts in the install wizard and the P-40 will be automatically installed into CFS2 or FS9 for you. If you wish to do a manual install, please point the installer towards a temporary folder and unpack the contents. You can then places the files into the proper location at your own discretion.
Uninstall:
No uninstall program is included with this software. To uninstall, find the P40_uninstall.log file located in the [root]\Aircraft\FDG2_P-40E folder. This contains a list of all the files installed and their locations. Delete the listed files and the plane is uninstalled.
Copyright Info:
This package is "donation-ware". That is, our work and the small fee charged for it go to support
server costs for www.sim-outhouse.com and www.combatfs.com. No parts may be used for or
included in other works, or files altered for this plane or other planes without written permission
from the authors. You may make a copy of these files for your own personal backup, but you may
not share them or the registration password with another person or upload it to any site other than
donationware.net.
New skins can be done without permission, but only the skins may be uploaded. You must call them "repaints".
Except for the texture files, no files in this package may be altered, including the readme.txt and any other documentation!
This plane is NOT to be uploaded to any site other than www.donationware.net. Although we have done extensive testing, you use this product at your own risk!
We accept no liability, real or implied, under any circumstance.
Special Thanks go to…
Airfile: Fliger747
Custom Drop Tank gauge for the FS9 version: Robert Sanders
Sounds: Lawdog2360
Thank You,
Fightertown Design Group 2
Anthony Sullenger, Mike Wagner, Dave Adams, Lobo de Silva, Kevin Bacon, and Bill Ross
FDG2_P-51c_Malcolm_Hood_for_CFS2.zip
Thank you for chosing another FDG plane and for supporting www.donationware.net!
The P-51 was designed as the NA-73 in 1940 at Britain's request. The design showed promise and AAF purchases of Allison-powered Mustangs began in 1941 primarily for photo recon and ground support use due to its limited high-altitude performance. In 1942, tests of P-51s using the British Rolls-Royce "Merlin" engine revealed much improved speed and service ceiling, and in Dec. 1943, Merlin-powered P-51Bs first entered combat over Europe. Providing high-altitude escort to B-17s and B-24s, they scored heavily over German interceptors and by war's end P-51s had destroyed 4,950 enemy aircraft in the air, more than any other fighter in Europe.
Mustangs served in nearly every combat zone, including the Pacific where they escorted B-29s to Japan from Iwo Jima. Between 1941-5, the AAF ordered 14,855 Mustangs (including A-36A dive bomber and F-6 photo recon versions), of which 7,956 were P-51Ds. During the Korean War, P-51Ds were used primarily for close support of ground forces until withdrawn from combat in 1953.
(History description courtesy of USAAF Museum at Wright-Patterson AFB.)
Copyright info:
This package is "donation-ware". That is, our work and the small fee charged for it go to support server costs for www.sim-outhouse.com and www.combatfs.com.
No parts may be used for or included in other works, or files altered for this plane or other planes without written permission from the authors. You may make a copy of these files for your own personal backup, but you may not share them or the registration password with another person or upload it to any site other than donationware.net.
New skins can be done without permission, but only the skins may be uploaded. You must call them "repaints". Except for the texture files, no files in this package may be altered, including the readme.txt and any other documentation!
Although we have done extensive testing, you use this product at your own risk! We accept no liability, real or implied, under any circumstance.
Thank You,
Fightertown Design Group 2
Fairey_Albacore_by_Baldy_for_CFS2.zip
Fairey Albacore Mk I
The Fairey Albacore was the first aircraft I modeled in FSDS2 a couple of years ago. I had to do two issues before I managed the wing folds.
This, the third attempt, is a completely new model.The moving parts now include pilot's cockpit,rear gunner position ( spoiler key ), wing folds and tail hook.
I have redone the panel (resprayed by Uncle Tgt) which now includes a vc and the model is multi-res.
The texture (outstanding) is by Uncle Tgt of SOH.
Uncle Tgt's contribution has been more than the texture - his suggestions and constructive criticisms have helped me make a better model than I would have done alone.
The propeller texture is by Kelticheart of SOH.
This aircraft is only obtainable through DONATIONWARE at the Sim-Outhouse.
The weapons are available from the Groundcrew Swordfish campaign which still available now at www.regshanger.com
May 2009
baldy
FDG2_Ki-43II_for_CFS2.zip
Nakajima Ki-43-IIb:
Engine: Single Nakajima Ha-115 fourteen cylinder air-cooled radial rated at 1150HP for takeoff and 980HP at 18,375 feet. 3-blade prop.
Performance: Maximum speed 329 mph at 13,125 feet. Climb to 16,405 feet in 5 minutes 49 seconds. Service ceiling 36,750 feet. Normal range 1095 miles. Maximum range 1990 miles.
Armament: Two 12.7mm machine guns in the engine cowling. Two 30Kg or 250Kg bombs (One per wing).
Two 200L drop tanks could be carried.
Development of the Ki-43-II:
Five Ki-43-I airframes were modified in February of 1942 with an engine upgrade from the 980HP Ha-25 to the 1150-hp Type 1 engine. This engine had a two-speed supercharger and drove a three-bladed constant-speed metal propeller as opposed to the 2-blade prop used on the Ki-43-I. The supercharger air intake was also moved from underneath the cowling to its upper lip, with the carburetor intake remaining underneath the cowling. The wingspan was decreased by two feet and the wing area by 6.46 square feet to improve speed at low and medium altitudes. The windshield and cockpit canopy were raised slightly and a new reflector gunsight was fitted. The wing attachment points were also strengthened to carry 250kg bombs.
In response to complaints from the field that the Hayabusa was too vulnerable to superficial combat damage, some rudimentary armor protection was provided for the pilot and self-sealing tanks were installed in the wings.
The improved Hayabusa model entered production as the Army Type 1 Fighter Model 2A (Ki-43-IIa). As the Model IIa entered production, the earlier Model I were phased out.
Copyright info:
This package is "donation-ware". That is, our work and the small fee charged for it go to support operation costs for the www.sim-outhouse.com family of flight-simulator community websites.
No parts may be used for or included in other works, or files altered for this plane or other planes without written permission from the authors. You may make a copy of these files for your own personal backup, but you may not share them or the registration password with another person or upload it to any site other than donationware.net.
New skins can be done without permission, but only the skins may be uploaded. You must call them "repaints". Except for the texture files, no files in this package may be altered, including the documentation!
Although we have done extensive testing, you use this product at your own risk! We accept no liability, real or implied, under any circumstance.
Thank You,
Fightertown Design Group 2
F4F-3S Grumman Wildcatfish fixes.zip
New model, .air, and cfg file to make Gramps; F4F-3s compatible with CFS2.
This is a new installer with the password removed and the MDL update applied.
North American P-51B Mustang: Capable of escorting B-17's from Great Britain to Berlin and back and the equal of any German conventional fighter in air-to-air combat, it helped change the course of WWII.
LEGAL: This package is DONATIONWARE. The authors will receive no compensation for making it. No parts may be used or included in other works, or files altered for this plane, or other planes. New skins can be done with the author?s permission, but only the skins may be uploaded. You must call them "repaints". You MAY NOT upload the whole plane under any circumstances.
This plane IS NOT to be redistributed, re-uploaded to another site or posted for download on any site for any reason, it is donationware and exclusive to the Sim Outhouse.
Although we have done extensive testing, you use this product at your own risk! We accept no liability, real or implied ,under any circumstance. Thank You, Fightertown Design Group version 2
FDG2 Corsair F4u-1 and MkI for CFS2. These are of a somewhat older vintage than the 2009 anthology package. All rights still apply to the FDG team and SOH.
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FDG2_P-36a_for_CFS2.zip
