Air Power the Cold War reviewed at MiGMan's Flight Sim Museum





North American B-45C Tornado " First flown in 1947, the B-45 was one of the USA's first jet bombers. The bomber version was soon eclipsed by other aircraft, but the aircraft went on to serve very well as the RB-45C reconnaissance version and carried out many secret missions in the Korean War. Only 10 B-45Cs were new-built planes. Ultimately, most of the 96 B-45As were brought up to 'C' standards. This plane represents a B-45C of the 86th Squadron, 47th Bomb Group circa 1952. " Length: 75 ft 11 in Wing span: 96 ft 0 in Weight: 110,720 lbs (MGTOW) Power: 4 X 5,200 lbst GE J47 turbojets Max Bomb Load: 22,000 lbs Date: September 18, 1999 AFX Designer : Eric Johnson MP : Steve Bezant Panel : Phil Perrott MiGMan's hints - The virtual cockpit is good and combined with the pop-up Altimeter - Airspeed and Rate of Climb panel makes it a good choice for visual flights like MiGMan's Cold War missions - Gibraltar recce Click for a bigger image These screenshots were taken in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 at Gibraltar AB.		Turning right over Tunisia airport. Click for a bigger image Gibraltar Airbase, 1952, 0730 hrs. Gauges - actual size Detail from the pop-up Altimeter - Airspeed and Rate of Climb panel Back to Air Power the Cold War Email MiGMan with your experiences or any information related to this sim.



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