MSFS Lockheed Harpoon PV-2

A somewhat complete (minus a new VC) Lockheed Harpoon PV-2 for Microsoft Flight Simulator based on a port-over from an FSX model.  Most features work however the VC (virtual cockpit) is using the King Air as it's the closest MSFS native cockpit to the real-world aircraft.

?The pack features a stunning model of the Lockheed Harpoon PV-2 and includes eight different models based on real-world operations.  For those eight models, eleven repaints/liveries are included which are mainly based on US Army and Air Force paints used in the real world.  Also included are three civilian paint schemes which you can choose from.  The developer has stated that there is an excellent repaint included of the aircraft in Japanese Marines livery.

While still a port-over, this model has had some finishing touches, love, and tweaks specifically for Microsoft Flight Simulator to ensure its compatibility and functionality within the new sim.  The developer has spent a great deal of time perfecting things in order to make it appear (and fly) as it should.

The developer states that the pilot and turret animations are nice to view and emphasizes that in their description of this add-on.  The aircraft can only be started cold from the runway and no manual starting is available.

Because the King Air VC (virtual cockpit) is used - trim, throttle, flaps are adjustable and pitch too - all fully working in the MSFS flight model.

The developer states,

She flies really well, and will guarantee hours of fun flying.  Enjoy!

The conversion to MSFS format was made possible simply due to the efforts, models, animations, and original repaints made in the original FSX version.

The original FSX model was created by Milton Shupe and team: Tom Falley, Scott Thomas, Ken Mitchell, Racheal Whiteford, Stuart Cox, Andre Reimers, Mark Rogers , excellent sound by Nigel Richards, and pilot figures by Jan Visser.

Installation

• Unzip the archive
• Move contents of the Aircraft folder into your MSFS Community folder

Developer

This port-over was developed by albie and permission has been granted for listing on Fly Away Simulation.

Currently, the developer does not publish a public donation page however if that changes, we will list it here.

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