Package contains 3 aircraft. The Bartel BM-4a, BM-4h and BM-5d trainer was a Polish biplane aircraft, the first plane of Polish design put into production. Used from 1929 to 1939 by the Polish Air Force,manufactured in the Wielkopolska Aircraft Factory WWS "Samolot" in Poznan. All Bartel training aircrafts had very good handling, high stability and the total spin resistance, provide high security in primary training. Aircraft constructed from wood, canvas and aluminum characterized by interchangeability of the upper and lower wings and the standardization of parts and materials. The airplane reproduced on the basis of drawings and photos. As far as the documentation allowed equipment of the cockpits. is fully reconstructed. By Rob Kowalski.

FSX-FS2004 Spitfire MkIXc/IXe The Spitfire Mk IX was originally developed as a stopgap measure in response to the appearance of the Focke-Wulf FW 190A. In July 1942 an early Mk IX was flown against a captured Fw 190A, and the two aircraft were discovered to have very similar capabilities. The RAF had its answer to the Fw 190 problem. You get two variants with working VC ; ZD-B is still flying today at many airshows and JE-J was flown by Johny Johnson, the most successful British WW2 ace. Tested in FS2004/FSX/FSX Acceleration, Windows 7/8. GMAX model by A.F.Scrub.

The Grumman Skyrocket was a very advanced and powerful twin-engined aircraft, which first flew in April 1940. The package features a re-configured VC with added gauges to make it look more realistic as well as a 2D panel added. Original model by Paul Clawson, new panel configurations by Michael Pook.

FSX/FS2004 Messerschmitt Bf110 G4 Nightfighter After the Battle of Britain, the Bf110 lost it's status as the elite of the Luftwaffe. It did quite well in the opening stages of the Barbarossa campaign against Russia and in Greece/Yugoslavia, but even then, it was considered semi-obsolete because the Bf 210 was to replace it. It was very successfull as a night however, and served for most of the war. Original CFS2 mdl by Mathias Pommerien, Enrique Medal and Alessandro Biagi . Upgrade to FSX/FSXacceleration, FS2004 by A.F.Scrub. Tested in FS2004/FSX/FSXacceleration Windows 7/8.

In honour of Akemi Mizoguchi (Hago), I converted his CFS2 Bell P-39D Airacobra for FSX. I did put in all the liveries I could find, so you have 12. I also put in a new widescreen 2D-panel with full working gauges and there is a normal 2D-panel, also with full working gauges (all included), plus 6 extra shift-F panels, and a new minipanel with American instruments. Also an updated VC, also with full working gauges. Ctrl-W opens the 2 doors, shift-C/V opens/closes the cowlflaps. L-key gives gun-effects for fun. Please see the readme1st for the credits. Enjoy!

This is the Bell X-1 with the VC and 2D panel updated from my earliar update a year ago. The panels are now designed to depict the real X-1 cockpit as it was used in 1947. This is the whole aircraft. Original model by Julian Higgs, new panel design by Michael Pook.

This is a VC and 2D panel updated from my earliar update of the North American X-15. Both panels have now been entirely re-worked and enhanced and look much more detailled and realistic now. This is the whole aircraft. Original model by Massimo Altieri, new panel configuration by Michael Pook.

FSX/FS2004 Dornier Do-31E3 VTOL-transport aircraft. Only two flyable Do-31 was built, but only the E3 had the ability for vertical take offs and landings. She was the only VTOL transporter in the world that era and she flew 154 successfully test flights between 1967 and 1970 until the project was rejected for strange reasons. Today the Do-31E3 is displayed in the Deutsche Museum Munich at the historical airport Oberschleissheim, just 70 km from my hometown and so I had the chance making many detailed photographs. My FSDS-model is extremly detailed and the exterior, 2D-panel, VC-cockpit and virtual cargoroom are all photorealistical. Many external and internal cameras will show you the best sides of this amazing aircraft. The model has 55 moving parts and is easy to fly. This is a whole airplane, made by Erwin Welker

FSX/FS2004 Bristol Blenheim Mk I The Bristol Blenheim was the first modern 2 engine metal skinned bomber of the RAF. By the outbreak of World War II few Blenheim Mk Is remained in service with home-based bomber squadrons, having been superseded in the bombing role by the Blenheim Mk IV. But their usefulness was by no means ended, many continuing to serve as conversion trainers and, initially, as crew trainers in OTUs. Original model by Thicko,upgrade to FSX/FS2004 by A.F.Scrub