Just Flight's Mosquito Photo-Recon & Radar - Upgrade Pack B FSX/FS9

MOSQUITO PHOTO-RECON & RADAR - UPGRADE PACK B

INCLUDES FOUR MODEL TYPES AND FOUR LIVERIES AS WELL AS TWO NEW LIVERIES FOR THE BASE PACK AND ONE NEW MODEL FOR UPGRADE PACK A.

Note: You will need Just Flight's Mosquito add-on to be able to add these additional packs.

PR. Mk XVI
NS777 Photo-reconnaissance machine of 140 Squadron RAF, December 1944.

Mk30 Radar
'K' 1 Swedish Air Force (three-blade props) with solid nose. The Mk30 Night Fighter variant had a radar array fitted in the nose. The array was serviced by opening side hatches and the nose cone. Some examples were produced with a clear Perspex dome over the array. Mosquitoes were formidable night fighters, aided by surprisingly effective (though primitive by today’s standards) radar equipment.

NF. Mk II ('bow and arrow' radar)
'TW-Z DZ601' of 141 Squadron RAF from February 1944 when this machine destroyed a Heinkel HE 177. The Mk II retained the machine guns and cannon in the nose, adding a 'bow and arrow' array. The radar equipment was also far simpler than the later NF. Mk 30.

TR. 33
'CW 413' TW270 Royal Navy. A standard FB. Mk VI that had strengthened sides and a tail hook along with smaller wheels, stiffened suspension and a radar thimble dome added to the nose. The TR. 33 also had folding wings and could deliver a conventional bomb load or an Mk18 Torpedo, carried on special strap hangers attached to the door exteriors.

ADDITIONAL LIVERIES FOR BASE PACK

As well as the new aircraft and liveries, this upgrade pack also contains extra liveries for the main Mosquito package (DVD-ROM or Download version).

FB. Mk IV
'AZ-A DZ601' Series II of Number 627 Squadron, No5 group, flown by Fg Off J F Thomson DFC , RNZAF , and Fg Off B E B Harris, Woodhall Spa , 28 May 1944

FB. Mk VI
'EE-G' HX917 of 487 Squadron RNZAF based at Hunsdon, July 1943.

ADDITIONAL AIRCRAFT FOR UPGRADE PACK A

As well as the new aircraft and liveries, this upgrade pack also contains an extra aircraft for Special Ops Upgrade Pack A. This aircraft automatically becomes available to fly if you already own pack A or if you purchase it at a later date.

B. Mk IV
'XD-G DK296' series II of Number 139 Squadron, RAF, flown by Wg Cdr Peter Shand and Plt Off C D Handley, RAF Marham, early 1943.