F-CK-1A Ching-Kuo

AndyG43

AndyG43

SOH-CM-2023
I appreciate that I have lost a few of my marbles, but I'm sure I remember a F-CK-1A Ching-Kuo for FS2002/4, possibly by Master Itosan; but I've searched high & low and can find nothing. :banghead: Does anybody else remember it and know where I can find it?
 
The handling needs a lot of work, I might have added a throttle, but on the ground she tips over when turning (without causing a crash) and it picks up speed on the ground. Landing is a pig as speed will not bleed away (even with full flaps, undercarriage, spoiler deployed and throttle closed).
I never got round to working on it as other projects took precedence, then I think I forgot about it.
 
:unsure:

I'll dive into my FS2002 stuff and see if I ever worked on it.
Meanwhile, I'm also working on the Tweet and finishing up my (real time) Hornet deployment (Hawaii right now but heading for home).

Its kind of obvious, this is one of Kaz's early(er) birds for FS8 and FS9 which means no VC.
The panel folder could still use some love, at least swap out some of those old gauges?
Maybe try a cut-n-paste from one of the F-16's (LAGO or Kirk) to steady-up the gear?

I have the REALLY old Aerialfoundry Hornets from FS2K/FS8 in my FS8 install on the newer machine., I'm thinking they could donate some parts. At least the .air file.

Man, I'm going to be busy this winter. :geek:
 
Apart from the amazing selection we have from Mr. Ito. His planes are super accurate in terms of general shape, albeit some features lack, but for the most part are spot on! and they have really friendly textures and easy to paint and takes little effort to increase their visual look. for example a number of repaints by dave quincy on Ito's models take them from an okay looking plane to something really worth keeping
 
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