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• Included with each X-15A-2 A main panel A service panel A “vent, pressurize, jettison” lever panel A throttle and speed brake lever panel A left side panel A right side panel A radio panel A center pedestal panel An external drop tanks control panel
• This variation X-15A-2 also features a jettisonable dummy ramjet under the lower modified ventral and an animated eyelid over the left canopy window.
• 3 versions of the X-15A-2 aircraft (s/n AF56-6671) with the XLR-99 rocket engine. Highly detailed models based on archive material, with more than 300 parts and 60 animations.
• Experience the thrills of flying the legendary X-15 unique markings and liveries (on each aircraft)
• For Microsoft® Flight Simulator 2004 and Flight Simulator X MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Flight Simulator: Microsoft® FS2004, FSX (optimized for FS2004, FSX compatible) Windows®: 2000/XP/VISTA

Product Description
X-15A-2 Expansion Rocket Aircraft by Xtreme Prototypes for (FSX) In October 1967, Air Force Pilot Pete Knight took the X-15A-2 to Mach 6.7 (4520 mph), the fastest manned aircraft flight recorded to date (if we exclude the Space Shuttle). The X-15A-2 completed 22 flights between June 1964 and October 1967. The X-15A-2 (serial number AF56-6671), was a modified version of the X-15 rocket plane, specifically designed to allow longer engine burn times and to attain hypersonic velocities in the range of 8000 feet per second at an altitude of 100,000 feet. The main modifications were the addition of a 29-inch fuselage section to the center of gravity compartment and two large aluminum external propellant tanks which can be jettisoned and re-used. The added propellant permits longer engine run which results in added velocity. The X-15A-2 for Flight Simulator comes with one (light blue-gray) main instrument panel and eight secondary panels. Like the real aircraft, the white version of the X-15A-2 for Flight Simulator is covered with a special pink ablator sealed with a white wear layer to protect the airplane from the tremendous amount of heat generated during high-speed flight.

X-15A-2 Expansion Rocket Aircraft for FSX