VH-XNZ | NZ1024
A2A North American T-6 (Harvard) - P3D v4.5
and FSX Compatible
VH-XNZ, originaly built for the RAF as EX423 now An Australian owned Harvard repainted in the scheme of NZ1024. VH-XNZ is commonly known as 'Harold' and is apart of the Australian Knights Aerobatic Team.
Created by Bailey Trowland
ZK-WAR | NZ1092
A2A North American T-6 (Harvard) - P3D v4.5
and FSX Compatible
ZK-WAR is a New Zealand owned Harvard (North American T-6) originally build for USAAF as 42-84725 the was transferred to RAF as EZ361 then was delivered to RNZAF as NZ1092 in July 1944, after, it was sold off at an auction on May 1, 1978 and from then on it changed owners multiple times.
Created by Bailey Trowland
ZK-ENB | NZ1076
A2A North American T-6 (Harvard) - P3D v4.5
and FSX Compatible
ZK-ENB is a New Zealand owned North Amercian T-6, originally with the registration NZ1076 operated by the Royal New Zealand Air Force and was part of the Red Checkers display team up until 1977. In 1978 it was sold to Rex Brereton and is now based in Feilding (NZFI)
- Bailey Trowland
Created by Propeller Aviation
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NZ3220
'Gloria Lyons'
For The A2A P-40 Kityhawk - Tested on Prepar3D V4.5+ and FSX
NZ3220 or at the time, NZ3148 was named after the unit mascot 'Gloria Lyons' and this name was painted on the lower engine cowls. The aircraft was written off after a crash landing in 1944 and a newer aircraft, NZ3167 adopted the name. This aircraft was also written off two weeks later after being hit by enemy ground fire and was forced to ditch into the sea. A third candidate was selected and was marked with 'Gloria Lyons' on both sides of the aircraft. The aircraft managed to survive the war and is was privately owned at a property west of Nelson, NZ until early 2020 where it then moved to NZOM where it is being restored to Static Display. NZ3220 had some score and mission markings added to the aircraft being 55 Yellow bombs representing missions (of all three 'Gloria Lyons' and 2 and a half Japanese flags representing victories over enemy aircraft. In late 1944 it was repainted but the markings were kept.
