CFS2 AB-ROLAND D.VIB V2.00. The "klinkerrumpf" style of fuselage was a carry over from Roland’s earlier D.IVb triplane and gave good strength with an appreciable saving in weight. This method of construction consisted of the overlapping of slightly tapered strips of spruce which were wedge shaped in section. These were then glued and nailed to the basic fuselage longerons and formers to give the D.VIb its characteristic look. The aircraft's failing was it's inability to climb with aircraft like the Albatros D.V and Pfalz D.IIIa. Michael Priester. 1.7MB

CFS2 F4U-1D of Marine Squadron VMF-214 Default Textures only. This is a repaint of the stock F4U-1A TEXTURES ONLY. This aircraft represents an F4U-1D of VMF-214 the Black Sheep aboard USS Franklin CV-13 in March 1945. Led by Greg Boyington's former XO, Maj Stanley Bailey, VMF-214 joined VMF-452 and VF-5 to bring Franklins corsair strength to some 70 F4Us strong. "Big Ben's" Corsairs hardley got into the fight however when a Judy dive bomber placed a bomb amid 31 fueled and armed aircraft on 19 March creating an inferno that took Franklin out of the war, and off of active duty, nearly destroying the ship and causing 1,100 casualties. Joe Royal. 594K

CFS2 F4U-1D of Navy Squadron VBF-83 Default Textures only. This aircraft represents an F4U-1D of VBF-83 aboard USS Essex CV-9 4 March - 15 August 1945. VBF-83 replaced the 2 Marine squadrons VMF-124 and VMF-213 which began the F4U's operational shipboard legacy aboard Essex in December 1944. Joe Royal. 478K

CFS2/FS2000 Royal Canadian Trainer Textures Only for Jim Jacobson's Avro Anson (above) . Textures by Jim Jacobson. 688K

CFS2/FS2000 Avro Anson Royal Canadian Navy. FSDS Model, Textures, Panel by Jim "Rockster" Jacobson. . 3.9MB

CFS2 Grumman F8F-2 Bearcat Damage Point file modified by Stefano Denti (kelticheart) to fit third party ordnance and droptanks. Besides, modified gun specs from 4 x .50" guns to 4 x 20 mm. cannons and rocket firing sequence to fire rockets in pairs instead of a whole salvo. Aircraft created by Gerald Lindell's, available at the following link: http://www.simviation.com/cfs2aircraft39.htm. 47K

CFS2 F4U-1D of Navy Squadron VBF-88. Default Textures only. This aircraft represents an F4U-1D of VBF-88 aboard USS Yorktown CV-10 June - August 1945. VBF-88 took 37 F4U-1Ds to war in the last 2 months of conflict conducting strikes on the home islands. Joe Royal. 549K

CFS2 F4U-1D of Navy Squadron VF-84. Default Textures only. This aircraft represents an F4U-1D of VBF-84 aboard USS Bunker Hill CV-17 16 Feb - 11 May 1945. Led by former VF-17 Jolly Roger XO LCDR Roger Hedrick, and with 4 other frmer Jolly Rogers VF-84 and the two Marine F4U squadrons VMF-221 and VMF-451 brought the F4U strength on Bunker Hill to 71 Corsairs strong. The corsairs of Air Group 84 did a lot of damage to Japanese forces until Bunker Hill was hit by 2 kamakazis on 11 May. Joe Royal. 670K

CFS2 F4U-1D of Navy Squadron VBF-86. Default Textures only. This aircraft represents an F4U-1D of VBF-86 aboard USS Wasp CV-18 4 March - 15 August 1945. VBF-86 replaced 2 Marine squadrons VMF-216 and VMF-217 in F4U's shipboard operations aboard Wasp. Due to a bomb hit on Wasp on 19 March which forced her to return to Ulithi for repairs, VBF-86 only participated in the last 6 weeks of the conflict. Joe Royal. 605K

CFS2 F4U-1D of Navy Squadron VBF-10. Default Textures only. This aircraft represents an F4U-1D of VBF-10 aboard USS Intrepid CV-11 18 March - 16 April 1945. VBF-10 shared the history with her sister squadron VF-10 from which they had been spit off from to increase organizational effeciency. Joe Royal. 608K