The Sunderland was used for operation by Ansett airlines from Rose Bay Sydney to Lord Howe Island. The aerobatic model doing a roll just before landing, I haven't seen the pilot lately, I think he was grounded after that one! Two commercial paint schemes are available, refer to the Military page for details of those versions.
The Aircraft Action trigger on the invisible track can also be set to channel number 3 and 2 to trigger these automatically.
Using the B key, it does a 360 degree snap roll, pausing at each 90 degrees. Using the V key it does a 360 degree anticlockwise roll then a clockwise 360 roll back again. Models are now classified as build 2.7 for Trainz Classics. Please also refer to the associated Aircraft - Military page for other aircraft, some of which may be used for both Military and Commercial use. Additionally, the trigger can be set to train priority, so if commercial and military aircraft are given a different priority, the trigger will ignore inappropriate aircraft on the same runway. Please read the aircraft config file description for individual trigger settingsīecause the same number may trigger flaps on commercial aircraft but missiles on military, you can use different runways, two are available. Keys H, B and V usually operate in flight announcements, flaps and spoilers on commercial aircraft. It provides details of each aircraft, the animations available and the operating keys for each. The page lists most of the available aircraft. These are the commercial aircraft models. See the individual aircraft details below for information on these attributes. These may also be triggered by a special Aircraft Action Trigger for placement on the track. The keyboard keys H, B and V can be used on most aircraft to operate animations such as gun sounds, flaps and spoilers, landing chutes, folding wings and other animations. Many aircraft will load and unload passengers and goods at suitable airports, and have night lighting and animation effects.
They do have various exterior views based on an invisible interior, using the keyboard keys while in interior view. The aircraft do not have an operating interior, there are no operating cab levers, but the aircraft will operate under cab control. Landing gear for some earlier aircraft used a pantograph model, this has some limitations in Trainz under AI, so is being replaced progressively for those models. They have automatic retractable undercarriages, these retract at a speed set in the config file string table, and this and the tilt speed is user changeable. Many aircraft lift the tail to take off, and this is automatically controlled in the scripts. This allows the aircraft to remain level while taxiing on curved track, below the tilt speed. The aircraft tilt on curves, the angle is based on the rate of curvature, and it commences above a set speed.
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