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The latest WWII era aircraft release from Icarus is the Westland Lysander. The package includes three different models with a total of 17 different liveries including RAF, RCAF, Polish, Finnish and more. For details, click on Read More.
Westland Lysander MkI - II - III - A/SD For CFS2/FS2004/FS2002.
CFS2/FS2002/FS2004 version, 3 models 17 skins multiresolution.
The Lysander (or "Lizzie") first flew on June 15, 1936. It was designed and used initially as a Royal Air Force (RAF) ground support combat aircraft, but by mid-1942, the Lysander's vulnerability to enemy fighters caused its assignment to such duties as target and glider towing, air-sea rescue, and communications. The Lysander is best known for its "cloak and dagger" role -- flying agents in and out of German-occupied Europe. Its slow speed and short takeoff and landing capability made it well-suited for such night missions into unprepared fields.
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