Mooney Bravo Retro Purple

Two repaints of default Mooney Bravo in retro purple scheme. One with the G1000 glass cockpit. By David Robinson.

Installation:

1. Just unzip to a temp files.
2. Then drop the texture files into your:
   "Microsoft Flight Simulator X/SimObjects/Aircraft/mooney_bravo" file.
3. Rename to what ever you like. "texture.x and texture.xg (xg is for the G1000 model) to texture.?".
4. Copy text info to your aircraft.cfg file.
5. Change "x" to the next number for the Bravo.
6. Save the aircraft.cfg.
7. You are ready to fly. Enjoy.

[fltsim.x]
title=Mooney Bravo Retro purple
sim=Mooney_Bravo
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=x
kb_checklists=Mooney_Bravo_Check
kb_reference=Mooney_Bravo_ref
atc_id=N573DH
ui_manufacturer=Mooney
ui_type="Bravo"
ui_variation="White with Purple"
description="Mooneys are built to go fast. A focus on speed seems natural for a company that at one time offered a plane powered by a Porsche engine. Although the partnership with the Germans didn't last, Mooney's commitment to speed certainly has. In keeping with this idea, Mooney has experimented with a number of "big engine" models. The Bravo is Mooney's fastest\s with 270 hp all the way to 25,000 ft, the Bravo can attain speeds up to 220 KTAS, making it the fastest single-engine airplane currently produced."

[fltsim.x]
title=Mooney Bravo Purple With G1000
sim=Mooney_Bravo
model=G1000
panel=G1000
sound=
texture=x
kb_checklists=Mooney_Bravo_Check
kb_reference=Mooney_Bravo_ref
atc_id=N5637B
ui_manufacturer="Mooney"
ui_type="Bravo G1000"
ui_variation="White with Purple Glass Cockpit"
ui_typerole="Single Engine Prop"
ui_createdby="Microsoft Corporation"
description="Mooneys are built to go fast. A focus on speed seems natural for a company that at one time offered a plane powered by a Porsche engine. Although the partnership with the Germans didn't last, Mooney's commitment to speed certainly has. In keeping with this idea, Mooney has experimented with a number of "big engine" models. The Bravo is Mooney's fastest\s with 270 hp all the way to 25,000 ft, the Bravo can attain speeds up to 220 KTAS, making it the fastest single-engine airplane currently produced."