airacobra

A attempt to put the turbo charger back on the Airacobra doing minimal changes as possible. Powered by a 1,150HP V-1710-27 as the 1,325HP V-1710-49 wouldn't be available tell Feb 1942. Armament is configured the same as the P-400/P-39D-1 with 4 .30 cals 2 .50 cals and 1 20mm cannon. Come with...

FS2004 Bell P39_N Airacobra The P-39 was one of the first plane to use a tricycle landing gear configuration. Typical was the car-like door to exit the cockpit instead of a sliding canopy, but didn't match the opinion of the pilots.The mid-fuselage placement of the engine made the way for the...

The Bell P-39 Airacobra was one of the main American fighter aircraft in service when the United States entered World War II. It had exceptional low and mid-altitude performance, and was used very successfully by the Soviet Air Force, scoring the highest number of individual kills attributed to...

The Bell P-39C was the first production model of the Airacobra. It was more lightly armed than later models and carried no armour or self-sealing fuel tanks. It was used for initial service trials and often was not equipped with its cannon. Because of the lack of protection, it was deemed...

'I can't leave 'em alone' series by Stefano 'kelticheart' Denti. Alternative 3-blade texture prop disc for the stock CFS2 AI Bell P-39/P-400 Airacobra overhauled by Sim-Outhouse member The B24Guy and available at: www.sim-outhouse.org Final development of my previously released generic...

Stock P-39D Damage Point file modified by Stefano Denti (kelticheart) to fit: a) J.Alsina's and J.Amodea's "In Defense of Australia" P-40 US 52 gallon droptank and ventral pylon available at www.netwings.org or www.sim-outhouse.org; b) Sergio Dolcemascolo's US weapons pack (DB_us_weaponsV2)...

This is a Skin Pack for Akemi's P-39 representing a P-39 Airacobra, "White 23" 773IAP, Pilot Lt Ivan Ivanovich Baranovsky, Murmansk, 1944. The skinpack is by Sopwith Chameleon. The files are being uploaded to SOH for preservation, with his permission. Submitted by Sopwith Chameleon