Fairey Swordfish - Realism Counts

Fairey Swordfish

Swordfish Mk II Designer: Stuart Green File: sword.zip Date: December 2001 Rating: 9.5 -more info- Available at Stuart Green's Homepage
Swordfish Mk I Floatplane Designer: Mathias Pommerien File: swfrdn.zip Date: January 2002	Picture / Rating Disallowed.
Swordfish Mk II Designer: Mathias Pommerien File: Swordfish_FS02.zip Date: December 2001	Picture / Rating Disallowed.

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Variants
Fairey TSR I   Prototype, Pegasus IIM engine, crashed (1 built)
Fairey TSR II   Prototype, Pegasus IIIM3 engine (1 built)
Swordfish Mk I   Powered by Pegasus IIIM3, 3 prototypes, 1 built as floatplane (3 built)
Swordfish Mk I   Fairey production 1935-40, powered by Pegasus IIIM3 engine, all convertible to floatplanes (689 built)
Swordfish Mk I   Blackburn production, V serials (300 built)
Swordfish Mk II   Blackburn production 1941-44, equal to the Swordfish Mk. I, but with a strengthened lower wing, with metal-skinned undersurfaces, could carry eight air-to-surface rockets, 60 lb (27.2 kg) high explosive or 25 lb (11.3 kg) armor-piercing models, powered by Pegasus 30 engine, wheel landing gear only, (1080 built)
Swordfish Mk III   Blackburn production 1944, powered by Pegasus 30 engine, equal to the Swordfish Mk II, but fitted with a ASV.Mk X ASv Air-to-Surface search radar, wheel landing gear only (327 built)
Swordfish Mk IV   Conversions of Mk II's, with an enclosed cockpit for colder areas.

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Swordfish Mk II
Designer: Stuart Green
File: sword.zip

Overall Rating: 9.5
Model irregularities:
-Slight body irregularities
Panel: Y
Virtual Cockpit: Y
Sound: N
Moving Parts:
Ailerons: Y
Elevators: Y
Rudder: Y
Propellor/s: Y
Wheels: Y
Tailhook:

Swordfish Floatplane
Designer: Mathias Pommerien
File: swfrdn.zip

Panel: Y
Virtual Cockpit: Y
Sound: N
Moving Parts:
Ailerons: Y
Elevators: Y
Rudder: Y
Propellor/s: Y
Tailhook:
Floats:
Water Takeoff:

Swordfish Mk II
Designer: Mathias Pommerien
File: Swordfish_FS02.zip

Panel: Y
Virtual Cockpit: Y
Sound: N
Moving Parts:
Ailerons: Y
Elevators: Y
Rudder: Y
Propellor/s: Y
Wheels: Y
Tailhook:

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