CFS1 Miles M20 The Miles M20 was originally designed as an emergency fighter for production during the Battle of Britain. The idea being to use non essential tradesmen from the furniture and cabinet making trade. This wouldn't make any demands on the overstretched aircraft industry. The prototype flew within 65 days of the first drawing being started on the 15th September 1940. The M20 was armed with eight 0.303 browning machine guns although it was possible to fit twelve. The feared shortage of fighters for the RAF never materialised so the M20 never went into production. Please enjoy a most unusual aircraft. Les Stone 2011

The Westland Wapiti - CFS1 The Westland Wapiti was a two-seat general-purpose biplane and as requested by the Air Ministry, incorporated in its design, several de Havilland D.H.9A component parts. The prototype Wapiti first flew in March 1927 and was awarded an initial order of 25 production Mk I included one that specially modified with a more luxurious rear cockpit for the Prince of Wales to fly in. Mk I was powered by a 425hp Bristol Jupiter VI engine, but subsequent Mk II and Mk IIA had 450hp Jupiter VI and 475hp Jupiter VIIIF or similar engines. There were a small number of lengthened Wapiti Mk V and some unarmed Mk VI trainers which brought the total produced for the Royal Air Force to 501. The Westland Wapiti also served the Air Forces of Australia, South Africa (where Wapitis were built under licence), Canada, India and China. Les Stone 1st Dec 2010

This download contains fourteen skins for the TRA_MB5, an AlphaSim FS9/FSX MB.5 that I have converted to CFS2. All but the PROTOTYPE are fictional....as the aircraft never went into production. However, the squadron skins are authentic, even if in reality used on other aircraft types. REQUIRED FILE: TRA_MB5.ZIP These repaints are by AlphaSim and Nick Bradin (except those noted), and were converted for CFS2 by Rich Ruscoe. I am just posting them.

De Havilland Vampire F Mk1 for CFS1 The DH100 Vampire was the second jet fighter designed for service with the Royal Air Force but was too late to see service in WW2. Powered by a DH Goblin 2 it could fly at over 500mph Les Stone 16th February 2011

CFS1 Miles M20 The Miles M20 was originally designed as an emergency fighter for production during the Battle of Britain. The idea being to use non essential tradesmen from the furniture and cabinet making trade. This wouldn't make any demands on the overstretched aircraft industry. The prototype flew within 65 days of the first drawing being started on the 15th September 1940. The M20 was armed with eight 0.303 browning machine guns although it was possible to fit twelve. The feared shortage of fighters for the RAF never materialised so the M20 never went into production. Please enjoy a most unusual aircraft. Les Stone 2011

The Blohm & Voss BV 138 Seedrache (Sea Dragon) was a World War II German flying boat that functioned as the Luftwaffe's main long-range maritime reconnaissance aircraft. Original FS5 version by M. D. Anderle Reworked to CFS, with moving parts, damage profile and new textures, by Edmundo Abad, 2010.

CFS Messerschmitt Bf 109F - North Africa. (repaint of the stock Bf-109G) Bf 109F of 3th Staffel Jagdgeschwader JG27. Tropical version using the stock CFS Bf-109G, with new tropical textures, for campaigns on North Africa and Mediterranean theater. Original stock CFS Bf-109G: Microsoft. Panel: Default Bf-109E panel. Reworked with new air file, and new textures: Edmundo Abad 2010.

CFS Messerschmitt Bf-109E - Adolf Galland. (repaint of the stock Bf-109E) Bf 109E flown by major Adolf Galland, Jagdgeschwader JG26. Battle of Bitain version using the stock CFS Bf-109E, with new textures. Original stock CFS Bf-109E: Microsoft. Panel: Default Bf-109E panel. Reworked with new air file, and new textures: Edmundo Abad 2010.

The Noorduyn Norseman is a Canadian single-engine bush plane designed to operate from unimproved surfaces, in both civil and military roles. Norseman aircraft was built from 1935 until 1959 and are known to have been registered and/or operated in 68 countries throughout the world and also have been based and flown on the Arctic and Antarctic continents. The famous Big-Band Leader and composer Glen Miller disapeared in a Noresman over the English Channel durring WWII. Today, around 18 Norseman still remain in service. Original FS5 model creator: Jerry Arzdorf 1998. Reworked to CFS with moving parts, dp, and metalized colors: Edmundo Abad 2010.

Aerospatiale SA-315B Lama Fuerza Aerea de Chile - Chilean Air Force Upgrade of the Chilean SA-315B Lama, now with accurate colors on non textured parts. Original Aircraft by: Shlomo 'Slo Mo' Hakim Damage profile for CFS1 and repaint with chilean markings: Edmundo Abad (2010)