FSX Acceleration Curtiss P40K

Preview The P-40K was the heaviest of the P-40 family. It served mainly in the Pacific theater and in China. It should have been the last model of the P-40 produced, but troubles with the P-60 program left production capacity available at the Curtiss factories, so the production of P-40s was continued...

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Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) including Steam Edition & Prepar3D (P3D)
Filename
curtiss_p40k.zip
File size
3.89 MB
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Free (Freeware)
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The P-40K was the heaviest of the P-40 family. It served mainly in the Pacific theater and in China. It should have been the last model of the P-40 produced, but troubles with the P-60 program left production capacity available at the Curtiss factories, so the production of P-40s was continued despite the obvious weaknesses of the model. Gmax model by A.F. Scrub.

Screenshot of Curtiss P40K in flight.

Screenshot of Curtiss P40K in flight.

Installation:

  • Unzip " P-40K" into a temporary file and move the "P-40K" folder into the main Aircraft directory.
  • Read instructions carefully when installing the gauges , say YES...when asked if the gauges sources should be trusted. If you say no....most of the gauges are not going to work!
  • Leave all gauges in the P-40K panel folder.
  • Copy the effects into the Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator ...\effects folder.

Important:

  • Landing light is triggered by CTRL+L, all other lights use panel light shift+L.
  • Exhaust effects use wing/taxi/logo.

If having trouble with prop and cockpit transparencies in FSX acceleration, copy the glass.dds and propdisk. dds files from the Acceleration.texture into the P-40F texture folder.

Special thanks to:

  • K. Malinowski for the fuselage/wings textures.
  • GMAX for the drawing program and Microsoft for their makmdls.mdk.

Images & Screenshots

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The archive curtiss_p40k.zip has 47 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
Acceleration.texture12.29.120 B
glass.dds12.29.1210.80 kB
propdisk3.dds12.29.1242.80 kB
afm_p40k_check.txt01.02.045.50 kB
Aircraft.cfg01.06.1310.28 kB
Effects12.29.120 B
fx_enginesmoke.fx02.12.101.33 kB
fx_V12_MAX_port.fx01.28.057.84 kB
fx_V12_MAX_starb.fx01.28.057.85 kB
file_id.txt01.06.13400 B
in flight.jpg01.06.13212.90 kB
model01.06.130 B
model.cfg12.29.1224 B
P40Kfsx.mdl01.06.132.09 MB
p-40k.air12.29.1210.34 kB
P-40K.jpg12.29.12309.09 kB
P-40readme.txt01.06.137.24 kB
panel12.29.120 B
Autopilot.cab06.01.12135.37 kB
AuxPanel.bmp03.09.01127.19 kB
f4u1a_corsair.gau08.16.01852.00 kB
Kingair_Radio.gau06.13.03456.00 kB
P40.cab08.03.12183.09 kB
P40panel.bmp07.22.12769.05 kB
panel.cfg08.02.125.37 kB
SimIcons1024.cab09.04.0632.69 kB
Thrust.BMP02.24.0214.97 kB
sound12.29.120 B
sound.cfg08.15.1233 B
texture.fsx12.29.120 B
glass.dds12.29.1285.48 kB
gunsight.dds12.29.1221.48 kB
insideframe.dds12.29.1285.48 kB
Interior.dds12.29.12341.48 kB
internal.dds12.29.121.33 MB
levers.dds12.29.1285.48 kB
metal.dds12.29.1285.48 kB
P-40_wing_bottom.dds12.29.121.33 MB
P-40_wing_top.dds01.06.131.33 MB
P40_body1.dds12.29.121.33 MB
pilot.dds12.29.1285.48 kB
propdisk3.dds12.29.1285.48 kB
thumbnail.jpg12.29.1275.41 kB
Tire.dds12.29.1221.48 kB
Curtiss_P40K01.06.130 B
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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MLachanceSun, 29 Nov 2020 22:14:05 GMT

Looks like it was a failed FS5.0 project updated for FSX. The 2D panel is ok, but VC is hideously bad Minecraft-like pixellating, and with a solid disc in front of you as a propeller, you cant see anything! External views also show a 12 ft solid disc for a prop at all times. Awful!

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