North American Harvard
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 4_ga_t6_harvard.zip flightsim.com |
FS2004 (ACOF) | T-6 Harvard. This aircraft has has been constructed using Gmax v1.2. The aircraft is constructed with as few polygons as possible and with a single texture file to ensure the absolute minimum impact on your frame rates. There are two models, each has seven LODs. By Mike Cronin. |
 as_337.zip flightsim.com |
FS2004 | Harvard MkIV 20337. A repaint of the Alphasim Harvard MkIV done in the 20337 paint scheme. Textures only By Donald Radke. |
 as_gnhk.zip flightsim.com |
FS2004 | Golden Hawks Harvard MkIV.A repaint of the Alphasim Harvard MkIV done in the Golden Hawks scheme. Textures only. By Donald Radke. |
| at6d-04.zip | FS2004 ACOF | AT6D Trainer Package Three variations of the North American T-6 Trainer - Canadian Wasp, US Naval SNJ-5 and German Airforce Harvard. All texture files redone by the Digital Aircraft team. Will Guillermo and Robert Hawk re-did the whole aircraft. |
 AT6DPkg.zip simviation.com |
FS2004 | AT6D Trainer Package. 3 Variations of the T-6 Trainer - Canadian Wasp, US Naval SNJ-5 & German Airforce Harvard All new Texture Files redone by the Digital Aircraft team (www.DigitalAir.Rocks.it) Original Aircraft by J R Lucariny, Panel Designed by Abacus & J R Lucariny New Garmin GNS 530 Programmed by Don Kuhn. Panel re-configured By Robert "Hawk". |
 cafharv.zip |
FS98 | RCAF Harvard (T6Texan) This model aircraft was the advanced single trainer for more than 170000 aircrew who came to Canada from all corners of the globe to earn their wings in the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Designer:B.Krauskopf (FSFS) FS98 Model from: A. Remus. Orig.Panel: M&G Taccoli. Repaint, Modification & sound file for A/C & Panel: Bob Tremblay |
 cafhar98.zip simviation.com |
FS98 | RCAF Harvard T6 Texan. Full pack with panel & sound. |
 cfpack.zip |
FS2002 FS2004 |
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 cfpack2.zip |
FS2002 FS2004 |
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 cfpack3.zip flightsim.com |
FS2002 FS2004 ACOF | RCAF North American AT-16ND Harvard Mk.II. Includes three aircraft, 418 City of Edmonton Squadron, 417 City of Windsor City and 420 City of London Squadron. This is a repaint of Denis da Silva and Lars For's North American AT-16ND Harvard Mk. II (SK16II.ZIP). Repaint by Ed DesRoches. |
 cfpk4.zip |
FS2002 FS2004 |
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 cdnt-6.zip flightsim.com |
FS2004 ACOF | Canada Warplane Heritage Harvard Mk IV. A Harvard Mk IV repaint in the colors and markings of the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum's number 213 T-6. Original model by Denis and Daniel da Silva. This repaint is textures only; requires T6V2.ZIP. By Doug Smith. |
 cndnt-6.zip flightsim.com |
FS2004 ACOF | Canadian T-6 Harvard. A repaint of the T6 Harvard Mk IV #213 of the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Mount Hope, Ontario. Textures only; requires T6V2.ZIP. Original aircraft designed by Denis da Silva and Daniel da Silva. |
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harvard.zip flightsim.com |
FS4 | Harvard Mk 4 RCAF242, Harvard Mk II, NA-44, Yale. The Jeep The NA-44 created as a Light Bomber demonstrator version of the Harvard. This aircraft was sold to the RCAF in August 1940, and it became the envy of the pilots of "ordinary" Harvards because of the performance from its 890hp engine. The colours depicted here were probably the most lavish ever seen on a wartime Canadian aircraft, but this is how it looked while serving as a senior officers "hack" at Trenton. The Yale was a progenitor of the Harvard, main difference externally being the fixed undercarriage, and lesser performance than later Harvards. The aircraft depicted here is "3350" which saw service at 1 SFTS Borden in 1941 and 1942. Harvard Mk II "AJ583". It served with 31 SFTS Gimli, and was retired from service in June 1960. Harvard Mk 4 "20242". "242" served at Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan from 1952 through to 1967. Kenneth J Kerr |
 Harvard IV.zip forums.x-plane.org |
X-Plane 9.40+ | Harvard IV. This plane is in the livery of RCAF Penhold, AB, Canada in 1959. The panel has been redone to reproduce the gauge style used at that time. |
 jt_a2a_at6_353rd.zip flightsim.com |
FSX | AT-6 353rd Fighter Group. This is a repaint for the payware A2A Simulations AT6 Texan. This repaint depicts the restored AT-6D 44-81506, owned by David Nock in the U.K. registered as G-TDJN, and based at Halfpenny Green airfield. This particular aircraft was originally built for the USAAF in 1944, and in 1951 it was one of a hundred AT-6D's loaned to the RCAF, where it was operated until 1953. The aircraft was then acquired by the Panamanian AF, where it remained until 1967 when it was imported back into the U.S. at which time it was registered N7231C. David Nock acquired the aircraft in 2009 and had the US-based company Midwest Aero Restorations (noted for their authentic Mustang restorations) perform a full restoration on the aircraft. Completed in 2011, the aircraft won the Reserve Grand Champion WWII award at Oshkosh that year. The aircraft was restored in the authentic markings of AT-6D 43-13048, which was operated as a station hack by the 353rd Fighter Group during WWII, based at Raydon, England. The aircraft was imported into the U.K.in 2012, where it was re-registered as G-TDJN. Both U.K.and U.S. registration options are provided with this repaint. By John Terrell. |
 jt_at6_cgbqb.zip forums.x-plane.org |
FSX | North American AT-6 Harvard C-GBQB. This is a repaint for the Warwick Carter AT-6G Texan. This repaint depicts the restored Harvard Mk.4 RCAF Ser. 20352, C-GBQB, registered to the Lacombe family. Based in Quebec, Canada, the aircraft is nicknamed by its owners, "The Green Monster", and is painted in the markings and serial number of an RAF Hawker Typhoon. This repaint includes all new exterior textures (including specular and bump maps), new engine and modified wheel well textures, and new and modified cockpit textures throughout. This repaint requires the files T6TEXMOD.ZIP and FSDS_T-6UPDATE.ZIP. By John Terrell. |
 jt_a2a_at6_dfrcp.zip flightsim.com |
FSX | Polished RAF Harvard D-FRCP. This is a repaint for the payware A2A Simulations AT-6 Texan. This repaint depicts the restored Noorduyn-built Harvard Mk.IIb registered as D-FRCP. An earlier, pre-2010 depiction of this aircraft is included in the A2A product, and this repaint depicts the aircraft as it now appears following an extensive 3-4 year restoration by MeierMotors, completed in 2014. This particular aircraft was assigned to the RCAF during WWII, as FS728, and was later sold to the Netherlands AF in 1947 where it was coded B-104. The aircraft was first sold into the civilian market in 1970, becoming PH-SKL in the Netherlands, and would later be sold to Britain as G-BAFM, then to Switzerland as HB-RCP, and finally to Germany in 2001, becoming D-FRCP. Following its recent restoration, the aircraft is finished in overall polished metal with basic RAF trainer markings. By John Terrell. |
 jt_at6_gbtxi.zip forums.x-plane.org |
FSX | North American AT-6 Harvard G-BTXI. This is a repaint for the Warwick Carter AT-6G Texan. This repaint depicts the restored Harvard Mk.IIB RCAF Ser. FE695, G-BTXI, registered to The Fighter Collection. Based at Duxford, England, the aircraft is painted in the same colors it wore while serving across Eastern and Central Ontario, Canada, from December 1942 until November 1945. The color scheme is known as an "Empire Air Training Scheme". This repaint includes all new exterior textures (including specular and bump maps), new engine and modified wheel well textures, and new and modified cockpit textures throughout. This repaint requires the files T6TEXMOD.ZIP and FSDS_T-6UPDATE.ZIP. By John Terrell |
 jt_at6_n3405.zip forums.x-plane.org |
FSX | North American AT-6 Harvard N3405. This is a repaint for the Warwick Carter AT-6G Texan. This repaint depicts the restored Harvard Mk.4 RCAF Ser. 20405, N3405, registered to Yellow Canuck, LLC (Texas Flying Legends Museum). This aircraft began service with the Royal Canadian AF in 1952 and served until 1965. Although little information is readily available, it was reported that as of 1978, the aircraft was being stored, in original military configuration, in Mesa, Arizona. In about 2004 a ground-up restoration began in North Dakota and around 2011/2012 the aircraft was brought to Aircorps Aviation of Bemidji, Minnesota for completion. The aircraft has since been delivered to its current owner, painted in its original RCAF colors, and is an absolutely immaculate and authentic restoration throughout. The aircraft is one of 11 warbirds that the Texas Flying Legends Museum will be flying to Airventure 2013. This repaint includes all new exterior textures (including specular and bump maps), new engine and modified wheel well textures, and new and modified cockpit textures throughout. This repaint requires the files T6TEXMOD.ZIP and FSDS_T-6UPDATE.ZIP. By John Terrell. |
 jt_a2a_at6_n7519u.zip flightsim.com |
FSX | AT-6 Texan 'The Purple Fox' N7519U. This is a repaint for the payware A2A Simulations AT6 Texan. This repaint depicts the restored Canadian Car and Foundry built Harvard Mk.IV CCF4-237, named the 'The Purple Fox', registered as N7519U, owned by Dave Schmitz. This aircraft originally served in the RCAF as #20446, from 1952 till 1965. After being sold surplus, the aircraft was parked in a field for over 20 years before being purchased by Dave Schmitz in 1988. Following a 6.5-year restoration, the aircraft flew again in 1994, and has since logged nearly 1300 flight hours over the past 22 years, including many hours spent flying with the T-6 Thunder formation group. By John Terrell. |
 jt_a2a_at6_vhtxn.zip flightsim.com |
FSX | RAF Desert Air Force AT-6, registration VH-TXN. This is a repaint for the payware A2A Simulations AT-6 Texan. This repaint depicts the restored Noorduyn-built Harvard Mk.IIb c/n 14A-1106, owned/operated by John Rayner and registered as VH-TXN. This aircraft originally served with the RCAF during WWII as FS966, training Commonwealth pilots in the Empire Air Training Scheme in Canada, and from 1946 until 1969 served in the Swedish AF as Sk 16A #16077.Traded from the Swedish AF Museum in 1980 to an Australian collector, the aircraft was later purchased by John Rayner in 1994 and fully restored. The aircraft is painted in the markings of one of the three Harvards supplied to RAF 239 Wing (comprising of RAAF (Australian) 3 and 450 Squadrons and RAF (British) 112 and 250 Squadrons), based in North Africa in 1942, for "Wing Training" - general duties of which included providing check-out flights for new pilots and providing ferrying capability for pilots to pick up replacement aircraft. By John Terrell. |
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rcaf.zip avsim.net |
North American T-6 Harvard RCAF 413. repaint only for the Alphasim T-6 Harvard, representing RCAF 713, that is presently based near Windsor, Canada. It was built by Canadian Car & Foundry in 1952 and served with the RCAF between 1952 and 1965. It was first registered as N7518U in the US, before returning to Canada in september 2003. She is with her present owner since november 2004, registered as CF-SIX. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom. | |
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rcaf382.zip avsim.net |
North American T-6 Harvard RCAF 382. This is a repaint only of the Alphasim T-6 Harvard, representing RCAF 382, that is presently based near Windsor, Canada. It was built by Canadian Car & Foundry in 1952 and served with the RCAF between 1952 and 1965. She is at present registered as C-FVIJ. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom, based on the Alphasim paintkit. | |
 rcaf_442.zip avsim.net |
RCAF Harvard 20442. This is a repaint of Alphasims T-6 Texan/Harvard RCAF 20442. Alphasim/Frank Safranek/Henry William | |
 rcafharv.zip |
FS98 | (RCAF Harvard)T6Texan. This model aircraft was the advanced single trainer for more than 137000 aircrew who came to Canada from all corners of the globe to earn their wings in the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. |
 RCAFHarvup.zip simviation.com |
FS2002 | RCAF Harvard. Textures of a real RCAF Harvard, operated out of Silver Creek Airport in Morganton, North Carolina. This Harvard is owned by Hank Avery. Requires the da Silva T-6. An updated aircraft.cfg file is included. Textures only. |
 RCAFHarvupn1n.zip simviation.com |
FS2002 | RCAF T-6 Harvard. Redone version of previous RCAF Harvard textures. This update contains the actual Royal Canadian Air Force maple leaf insignias, as well as the original RCAF aircraft markings (Cf-RZQ), on the underside of the left wing. This is the aircraft owned by Hank Avery of Morganton, North Carolina, operated out of Silver Creek Airport (NC52). Requires the da Silva T-6 (here) . Textures only. Aircraft.cfg file included. Repaint by Dalton Walters. |
 rcafmkiv.zip flightsim.com |
FS2004 ACOF | RCAF North American Harvard MkIV. Updated for FS2004 with 2D panel, and dynamic virtual cockpit. Requires LUFTMKIV.ZIP. Model by Denis and Daniel da Silva. Repaint by Alex Krause. |
 rcaft620213.zip flightsim.com |
FS2004 ACOF | RCAF Harvard Mk.4 20213. Repaint for the payware A2A North American T-6 Texan in livery of RCAF Harvard Mk. IV 20213 c/n CCF4-4. Built in Thunder Bay, Ontario in late 1951, in 1973 the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum acquired it as the second aircraft for their new collection. Currently on display in a different paint job it is airworthy and flown regularly. By Grant MacLean. |
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rcaftrnr.zip flightsim.com |
CFS2 | T6 Texan Trainer. Textures only. Repainted by Mathew Dexmeister Rossi. |
 su_337.zip flightsim.com |
FS2004 ACOF | Harvard MkII 20337. A repaint for the Skyunlimited Harvard MkII done in the 20337 scheme. These are textures only and require the Skyunlimited Volume 1 Texan/Harvards. By Donald Radke. |
 woz_t-6_rcaf.zip flightsim.com |
FS2004 ACOF | North American T-6. Textures for the T6 by Warwick Carter. N47217 was built in 1951 at the Canadian Car and Foundry factory, as a Harvard Mk IV, serial number CCF4-8. N47217 is based in Wisconsin, and although somewhat modified since its RCAF days, has appeared at Oshkosh in RCAF markings, and is a very popular aircraft. By Michael Flahault. |
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