PUBLISHER	Icarus Golden Age
HOMEPAGE	www.icarusgold.com
DELIVERY	DIRECT DOWNLOAD AFTER PURCHASE + SERIAL KEY SENT BY ICARUSGOLD
DOWNLOAD FILE SIZE	120 Mb (CFS2) (FS2004) (FS2002)
INSTALLATION	Unzip & Setup For use in FS2002 change main path during installation of the FS2004 file to C:/Program Files/Microsoft Games/FS2002
SUPPORT	www.icarusgold.com/response.php
FS VERSION	CFS2 / FS2002 / FS2004

ICARUS GOLDEN AGE - KAWASAKI KI-61 "TONY"

The Icarus Golden Age KAWASAKI KI-61 MEGAPACK comes with multiresol. virtual cockpit,   30 texture sets,  Shock absorber movement, Wheel rotation, Dynamic VC gauges, Moving rudder pedals and joystick  animation.

- 30 texture sets
-  new highly detailed model
- Stunning dynamic virtual cockpit, complete with standard Fs2004 features
- New fully animated vintage JAPANESE Pilot
- specular reflectivity (dinamic shine)
- New custom Fs2004 Effects with wingtip vortices, vapor contrails, and machine guns
- 2D panel with gauges
- 2D panel pop-ups for GPS, radio and throttle lever
- engine sounds
- 1 airport scenery
- 2 flightplans
- Canopy animation
- Multiresolution
- landing light
- Shock absorber movement
- All appropriate Fs2004 features and animations included
- 2 detailed pdf documents with history, performances and tutorial

In 1940, Kawasaki started production of a licensed version of the German inline piston DB-601 engine, designated by the Japanese army as Ha-40.Influenced by this, the Army contracted Kawasaki for the development of a line of aircraft: the Ki-60 heavy interceptor and
the Ki-61 all-purpose fighter. The Ki-60 wasn't adopted by the army due to it's poor performance. After this failure, Kawasaki concentrated on thedevlopment of the Ki-61. In December, 1941 the first prototype made it's first flight and the serial production started in autumn,1942.
During it's service with the Japanese army, the plane underwent a series of modifications affecting the armament, engine and airframe. After the end of the war some aircraft of that type served with both Chinese Air Forces for a short period, when they were replaced by Soviet La-9 and La-11 in Comunist China and by American F-51 on Taiwan.