FSX Gannet RCN Textures

MSFS2020 Addons | 21 Mar, 2017

FSX Gannet RCN Textures

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A ‘what if?’ re-paint for Rob Richardsons new FSX Fariey Gannet ‘kerosene converter’ (it converts kerosene to noise!) Absolutley excellent, great VC (for the NAV, too!) lots of features, double Mamba sound, and free, too. Model is avalable at Classic British Files .com http://www.classicbritishfiles.com/index.php?option=com_cont .. The Gannet was evaluated by the RCN in the mid ’50’s as an Avenger replacement in the ASW search and strike role, but the Tracker was selected as Fairey would not license production in Canada. We can, however, visualize an alternate history through the magic of FlightSim. An RCN Gannet in VS-880 markings, HMCS Bonaventure, 1958.

Required files: Fairey Gannet AS1 Package (Category: FSX > Vintage)

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