Files that adds missing FSX Sound Cone data to the Sound.CFG for the XP-54 Racers. Also adds a Modified Startup sound for the Allison powered machine.

FSX/P3D 3/4 Chance Vought F4U-7 Corsair package. Liveries include US Marines, Blacksheep, VMA, VMF, French Navy, Royal Navy. The Vought F4U Corsair is an American combat aircraft that made it's name in World War 2 and Korea. The aircraft was so popular that Vought was unable to meet demand and called in additional manufacturing by Goodyear and Brewster. Original fantastic ALPHA BLEU CIEL model converted to FSX native format by LLS. VC converted to FSX native with P3D v4 panel adaption by Chris Evans using gauges from Milton Shupe. Tested in Prepar3D V4 and 3.4 and should be OK also in FSX. Zip preview for images. Assembled for FSX Acceleration and P3D 3 & 4 by Chris Evans.

Fs2004/FSX/FSX St Ed Spitfire F 21 With the Mk 21 the elliptical wing gave way to a new one with blunted tips and changes to the flaps and ailerons. The wing was made even stronger and carried four 20mm cannon. The fuselage was redesigned and the whole airframe was heavier than previous Spitfires, meaning the undercarriage had to be made more robust. The wheels were now fully covered by undercarriage doors in flight . This is the contaraprop variant from No 41 Squadron R.A.F., flown in the Blackpool races 1947. GMAX model by A.F.Scrub

Fs2004/FSX/FSX St Ed Seafire Mk 45. With the Mk 21 the elliptical wing gave way to a new one with blunted tips and changes to the flaps and ailerons. The wing was made even stronger and carried four 20mm cannon. The fuselage was redesigned and the whole airframe was heavier than previous Spitfires, meaning the undercarriage had to be made more robust. The wheels were now fully covered by undercarriage doors in flight . The Mk 45 was the naval variant with tailhook but fixed wings. This is Seafire Mk.45 LA 486, 583/LP, of No 771 NAS, 51st Miscellaneous Air Group, RNAS Lee-on-Solent, summer 1950 GMAX model by A.F.Scrub

The Douglas SBD Dauntless was a World War II American naval scout plane and dive bomber that was manufactured by Douglas Aircraft from 1940 through 1944. The SBD ("Scout Bomber Douglas") was the United States Navy's main carrier-borne scout plane and dive bomber from mid-1940 through mid-1944. The SBD is best remembered as the bomber that delivered the fatal blows to the Japanese carriers at the Battle of Midway in June 1942. This is an FSX update for the Dauntless SBD-3, originally designed for FS2004 by the late Paul Clawson. It combines the original model and an earliar panel update by Erwin Welker. This package features a modified VC with e few more gauges added and an enhanced and more realistic appearance. Both the VC and 2D panel are based upon Pierre Langer's photo-realistic panel designs. Credits go to Paul Clawson for the original model, to Pierre Langer for the original panel design and the Dauntless gauges as well as to Erwin Welker for his panel modifications, extra camera views including rear gunner view. New enhanced VC and new gauge configuration by Michael Pook.

FS2004/FSX/FSX SteamEd Spitfire MK 21 With the Mk 21 the elliptical wing gave way to a new one with blunted tips and changes to the flaps and ailerons. The wing was made even stronger and carried four 20mm cannon. The fuselage was redesigned and the whole airframe was heavier than previous Spitfires, meaning the undercarriage had to be made more robust. The wheels were now fully covered by undercarriage doors in flight GMAX model by A.F.Scrub

This is an essential FDE update and major panel improvement for the Douglas Skyshark recently posted by uploader. The aircraft now stays put on the runway before take-off and the panels include important icons and better gauge configuration. In addition, the 2D panel now has a gunsight like the VC. Easy installation. Required file: "fsx_skyshark_updated.zip". New updates by Michael Pook.

The Douglas A2D Skyshark was an American turboprop-powered attack aircraft built by the Douglas Aircraft Company for the United States Navy. Due to the failure of the attempt to produce a reliable engine for the Skyshark, it never entered operational service. Only twelve were built, two prototypes and ten preproduction aircraft. Most were scrapped or destroyed in accidents, and only one has survived. Ths is a revised panel update for the Douglas A2D-1 Skyshark by the late Paul Clawson and features enhanced panels as well as smoke effect. My earliar upload of this model contained a serious panel bug, which caused an FS crash everytime you tried to use the radar popup window. So this update is also a fix for that issue. Sorry for the inconvenience! Thanks to Paul Clawson for the original model, to Erwin Welker for the extra camera views and to LLS for the additional repaints. New panels and smoke by Michael Pook.

The Howard DGA-15 became available in 1940. It was considered a "Luxury Liner" of the day and competed most favorably with the Beech Staggerwing and Stinson Reliant. About 40 civilian versions were produced and more were made for the Navy for an Air Ambulance role and the Air Corps for use as a utility transport. The term DGA stands for "Damn Good Airplane" and the P after the -15 designates this plane had a Pratt and Whitney engine. This is an FSX/FS2004/P3D (Vers.3) update for the DGA-15 featuring new enhanced VC and 2D panels, new smoke effect and extra camera views. All credits go to the late Paul Clawson for the original model. Panel updates and smoke by Michael Pook.

The Fairchild Super 71 was a parasol mounted high wing monoplane cargo transport aircraft built by Fairchild Aircraft Ltd. (Canada). It was the first plane designed specifically for use as a bush plane in the remote and northern locales of Canada. This is a panel update for the Super 71 by the late Paul Clawson featuring a new enhanced VC and a 2D panel added, as there was none included in the original package. I've also included smoke effect. All credits go to Paul Claswson for for the original model. Panel updates and smoke by Michael Pook. The model probably runs in FS2004 and P3D/3 as well.