FSX/FS2004 Boeing PW-9 early fighter biplane

MSFS2020 Addons | 12 Dec, 2016

FSX/FS2004 Boeing PW-9 early fighter biplane

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FSX/FS2004 Boeing PW-9 early fighter biplane. This plane is meant for FSX but is perfectly flyable in FS2004. The PW-9 was much inspired by the Fokker D-VII. The fuselage was of welded steel tubing construction put together by arc-welding (a Boeing-developed technique). The aircraft was a single-bay biplane with tapered wings . The lower wing was shorter and narrower than the upper wing. The wings were of traditional wooden frame construction with fabric covering. During 1926, the production PW-9s were shipped to US bases in Hawaii and the Philippines. GMAX source included. Complete model by A.F.Scrub. 6.5MB

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