The TA-4 Skyhawk (often nicknamed "Scooter") is the trainer version of the venerable Douglas A-4 Skyhawk.
In
the Unites States Navy the TA-4J configuration was introduced to a
training role replacing the TF-9J Cougar. The TA-4J served as the
advanced jet trainer in white and orange markings for decades until
being replaced by the T-45 Goshawk. Additional TA-4Js were assigned to
Instrument Training RAGs at all the Navy master jet bases under RCVW-12
and RCVW-4. The Instrument RAGs initially provided jet transition
training for Naval Aviators during the time period when Naval Aviation
still had a great number of propeller-driven aircraft and also provided
annual instrument training and check rides for Naval Aviators. The small
size of the Skyhawk and superb low speed handling in the hands of a
well trained aviator made it ideal to teach fleet aviators the finer
points of DACT. The squadrons eventually began to display vivid threat
type paint schemes signifying their transition into the primary role of
Adversary training.
Variants
of the TA-4 have also been used for advanced training by several other
countries including Australia, Israel, New Zealand, Brasil and
Argentina.
This model features:
-
Detailed external visual model with customizable loads. User can also
pick between different options for guns and refuel probe.
- Detailed virtual cockpit rendition for both the front (student/pilot) cockpit only (no instructior/backseat)
- Extensive usage of PBR materials
-
16 detailed liveries including U.S.Navy Traning and Adversary
Squadrons, Blue Angels, Australian Navy, Israeli Air Force and Royal New
Zealand Air Force
- Accurate flight model based on real world flight manuals
- Support for VRS Tacpack (required for weapons functionality)
- Detailed manual (note: the manual provided is for the P3D version, but differences are minor)
If you want to download (Click link download in down)
Size file in download : ( FOR FSX: 249 MB & FOR P3D: 359 MB)
FOR P3D
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