This is the current issue (7/13/09) of the Source File Archive Catalog. The Archive is an offline resource containing nearly 500 FSDS and Gmax source files, most of which are available to developers for use in new projects. The Archive gives designers a secure storage facility where they retain control over access to their files.

This is the F16 Hellenic as static plane for FSX. There are 2 models of the plane that you can place anywhere in FSX with the Object Placement Tool. This plane was modelled by Guy Diotte

This is the Raytheon Texan II (USA) and the Raytheon CT-156 (Canada) to be placed by the Object Placement Tool in your scenery in FSX. Those planes were modelled by Guy Diotte.

This is the beech T34 Static plane for your scenery. There are 2 models of the T34 to be placed by The Object Placement Tool anywhere in FSX. This plane was modeled by Guy Diotte.

This is the OV-10 Bronco for use as static aircraft for your scenery in FSX. This plane can be put in FSX with the Object Placement Tool.This plane was modelled by Guy Diotte.

FSX KML, v1.10 beta, a freeware scenery design tool that converts Google Earth .kml files into FSX scenery. By Matthew Styles. 2.5MB

FSX Airport Design Editor V 1.25 This is a completely new version of the program that contains a number of changes and new functionality. As such it needs to be installed in a clean folder away from any existing installation. Failure to do this could result in loss of information from your current ADE set up. Jon Masterson. 2MB Update: : The enclosed file will update version 1.20, 1.22 or 1.25 to version 1.26. You MUST have at least 1.20 installed first. 2MB

Fictional two-story airport restaurant building made in GMax. The top floor has a serving place and tables with chairs. The bottom floor has nothing. You will have to finish this model and give it a purpose. Please give me credit when releasing a finished version.

This is the Mikoyan Mig 21 Scenery Object to be placed by the Object Placement Tool in FSX. There are 3 models of the plane in Russian colors. The planes were modelled by Guy Diotte.