FSX Dick Rossi’s P-40B Flying Tiger

MSFS2020 Addons | 12 Dec, 2016

FSX Dick Rossi’s P-40B Flying Tiger

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FSX Dick Rossi’s P-40B Flying Tiger This is a Re-paint of J R Lucariny designed & Robert Hawk’s repainted P 40 For Flight Simulator X. This is a accurate Re-paint of Dick Rossi’s Aircraft He Flew with the famed AVC Flying Tigers as a fighter pilot working with the American Volunteer Group in China during WWII under General Claire Lee Chennault, During an eight-month period, a handful of swift, heavily armed P-40’s destroyed 297 Japanese aircraft. More than 6 of those fell from the sky under the guns of Rossi as a Flight Leader. John Richard Rossi of the American Volunteer Group (AVG) Flying Tigers. “Dick” Rossi served as president of the AVG Flying Tigers Association for fifty years and is one of the founders of the Flying Tigers Line, a major freight carrier. This is a complete aircraft Textures By Mark ‘ Fireball ‘ Rooks Of RDG. 11.6MB

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