Temco TT-1 Pinto And Super Pinto

[OleBoy]

FS2004 Temco TT-1 Pinto And Super Pinto
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FS2004 Temco TT-1 Pinto And Super Pinto. First flown in 1956, the TT-1 Pinto was developed in an unsuccessful bid to entice the US Navy to adopt a jet primary trainer. The Super Pinto, with three times the power, was developed for the Air Force requirement that led to the Cessna A-37 Dragonfly. When the ex-Navy Pintos were modified to Super standards they found their niche on the airshow circuit as high performance jet warbirds. This package includes the TT-1 Pinto and the Super Pinto, both in a variety of authentic paints (plus one fictional livery). It includes both 2D and VC panels and two custom sound sets. The Pintos work as an AI. They may work in FSX but have not been tested in that sim. By David Wooster and Mick Morrissey.

[Mick]

Yep, that's the one I was referring to in my announcement post with the pictures and comments:

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php?t=45757

[falcon409]

Any available shots of the VC?

[OleBoy]

here's what it looks like.

VC http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/166/2010nov19002.jpg
2D http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/3...10nov19001.jpg

[falcon409]

here's what it looks like.

Thank you sir!:salute:

[Mick]

Unness I'm missing some textures...

Nope, no textures missing. It's simple and gray, except black above the canopy sill, just like the real one.

As usual, we didn't do detailed side consoles, sides and floor because neither of us ever looks at that stuff in planes that have it, except maybe the first time we boot them up. When we fly we look outside, except for the occasional glance at the panel as required. So we don't add resource-eating complexity that we won't look at when we're flying.

We both understand that some people really like that sort of thing, and we see nothing wrong with it, but we're not interested.

And by the way, that's NOT what the VC looks like when you're flying. It's easy to exaggerate its simplicity by zooming out and pulling way back, and not mentioning what you've done. In fact, this is what the VC looks like at regular resolution:






And this is what it looks like zoomed out just one notch (to 75%) for a wider view:

[Mick]

OK, since this is the thread that got pinned, here are the pictures from the post that announced the release. There are more paints than that; these are just a few examples:


Temco Model 51 prototype:



Navy trainer:



Jet warbird: