Complete Aircraft
CFS Hawker Audax. The Hawker Audax was a Hawker Hart variant, designed for the army co-operation role, seeing much service in the British Empire. The first Audax flew in late 1931, and eventually, over 700 Audaxes were produced (including export). The Audax very similar to the Hart, though had some modifications, including a hook to pick up messages. The Audax was powered by a version of the Kestrel engine and had a maximum speed of 170 mph (274 km h) and was armed with a single. 303 in (7. 7 mm) Lewis light machine gun and a. 303 in (7. 7 mm) Vickers machine gun. The Audax saw service with other air forces, including the Royal Canadian Air Force, the Royal Indian Air Force, the South African Air Force, the Royal Egyptian Air Force, the Royal Iraqi Air Force, the Imperial Iranian Air Force
Show more... , the Straits Settlements, and the Southern Rhodesian Air Force. The Audax saw limited service during the Second World War, seeing service in North Africa and Italian East Africa (Abyssinia). The Audax also saw service in Iraq, at RAF Habbaniya, west of Baghdad, after the uprising there, the Anglo-Iraqi campaign, but the Audax ended its service by 1945. Based on Mike Hill original. Reworked to CFS, with new air file, up-scaled, damage profile, and new BMP textures by Edmundo Abad, 2012. Notes. This virtual model is up-scaled to obtain a better view in Combat Flight Simulator. (for accurate scale in FS98, replace the file Audax. mdl by Audax. old. mdl and rename this as Audax. mdl)
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