Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
Lionheart Creations is proud to announce the release of the sleek Tango 2 by Revolution Aviation. The Tango 2 is a high performance two-seat aircraft of composite construction that is available as a kit that you finish. The 180 HP XR model recreated here has a cruise speed of 180 knots, and a range of 1,200 nautical miles with its extended-range fuel tanks.
The panel in this package features the Garmin G1000 glass panel system which includes its autopilot package and left-hand PFD mini map pop-up and EICAS mini LH pop-up as well. This gives the panel a very simplistic yet very advanced look. There are ten planes in this package and they include approximately nine various themes of interiors mixed with various panel finishes. The interior colours range from painted fibreglass to leather upholstery.
The textures in this package are also up to 4K in resolution, which is the highest limit that can run in P3D and FSX. Not all of the textures are 4K. Only textures that require high resolution for crisp detail are bumped up to that high a resolution.
Some cool features of this package are:
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Radically different interiors
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High speed performance, able to fast cruise at 200 knots! Redlines at 215 knots.
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Able to grease in some nice landings with full flaps, touching down at 64 knots Not super gentle on take-offs. She will keep you on your toes as you accelerate to speed.
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Gull wing doors
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Garmin G1000 MFD can give you approach vectors
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Manual available to download here
If you would like a exotic modern plane with a modern glass cockpit... If you would like something that you can bond with and hit a bunch of airports with... If you are looking for a small two-seater plane that you might consider building one day... If you need something really sleek to fly in, something totally new... Then I think this is for you!
Eight different interior themes
This package features eight different versions of interiors, ranging from tans and browns to grays and nearly black, from leather to fibreglass textures, some in 4K resolution textures.
If you are knowledgeable in moving textures, you can change the colour of an interior by trading out the colour sheets to a plane's texture folder, changing it from gray and this to brown, etc.
The interiors are jam-packed with tiny details, knobs and levers. The instrumentation features the world-renowned Garmin G1000 glass panel system which is loaded with cool features including a nice autopilot and the ability to dial in your approach vectors for airports.
There are many versions of panel texturings. I call them 'themes' as each plane has a unique colour arrangement that goes from the panel to the seats and interior textures. Each plane has its own theme. Some might share a interior with another paint scheme, but they have quite a few differences throughout the fleet. I hope you enjoy them and appreciate the amount of work that went into this beautiful plane!
System Requirements:
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Flight Simulator X, (preferably Steam version with modernised graphics card drivers), or Prepar3D v4/v3/v2/v1 (v4 is recommended as the aircraft was originally created in P3D v4)
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4GB RAM minimum (more is advised as this is a 4K resolution texture monster. You will need to switch on the 'allow 4k textures' on your simulator. If your computer can barely handle just the simulator without add-on scenery, you might wait. Or, if you know how to reduce DDS textures in size, you can adapt the package to run on older equipment.
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