CFS2 PZL P.24E Rumanian AF 1942. Gmax designed, multiresoluion model, authentic paintjob, airfile and dp file. 2D and Virtual cockpits included. Fully animated, breaking parts, dynamic shine, damage textures. Elias Korompilis. 3.4MB

CFS2 PZL P.24B Bulgarian AF 1939. Gmax designed, multiresoluion model, authentic paintjob, airfile and dp file. 2D and Virtual cockpits included. Fully animated, breaking parts, dynamic shine, damage textures. Elias Korompilis. 3.3MB

CFS2 PZL P.24A Turkish AF 1938. Gmax designed model, authentic paintjob, airfile and dp file. 2D and Virtual cockpits included. Fully animated, dynamic shine, breaking parts, damage textures. Elias Korompilis. 2.8MB

Dornier 217 E5. This version of the 217 took part in many maritime raids in the Med during the war. It was powered by two BMW 801Ds and was designed to specifically carry the He293 glide bomb. Only 70 E5's were built. Many thanks to Lobo for his excellent panel and the help of Paul Straney on learning the 2.24 version of FSDS. 1.6MB

CFS2 Bloch 152, modificated model with new virtual cockpit, new textures and new 2D-Panel. The french Bloch 152 fighter take part in the fights for france in 1940 and was used later by the luftwaffe, mainly as trainer. It had great potential, but it was difficult to produce and was often delivered without propellors. Visual Model with virtual cockpit and Flight Dynamics (With help of the Avhistorytools) by Bernd "Yvader" Rositzka. Textures and 2D-Panel by Marshel Thomson. DP-File is a modification of an old one from a Bloch from Bruno Duffort. With the raf-pilot from Martin Wright's Spit weapons pack. Yvader. 2.3MB

CFS2 Grumman F3F 7-F-1. This plane is for the 5th section flight leader of VF-2 from the Lexington in 1939Designer: Paul Clawson. 712K

CFS2 T-6 Texan EDA Brazilian Smoke Squadron. Original by Daniel da Silva. Repaint by Pablo Shouto. 4.4MB

CFS2 FAB T-25 Universal AFA EDA Brazilian Smoke Squadron. Original by Daniel da Silva. Repaint by Pablo Shouto. 4.4MB

CFS2/FS2002 Northrop A-17A attack bomber. This attack aircraft was Northrop's first entry into the military market. The 1936 aircraft was an export success but was never used in combat by the U.S. Army. The A-17A was an improved version of the A-17. The most notable change was the addition of retractable landing gear. On the A-17A, the landing gear retracted inward into basic wheel wells. The Model illustrates two variants flown by the 13th bomber squdron, the "Grim Reapers". They flew the A17 variants from 1937 to early 1941 . New Mdl, Air, Dp and textures by A.F.Scrub. 1.6MB CFS2 fix for the missing drop tank in Northrop A-17A . This corrects the missing drop tank in the A-17a attack bomber when flying under CFS2. Sorry for the trouble ! by A.F.Scrub. 79K

CFS2 Messershmitte Me 209 V4. By the DAG (designers Alliance Group) and specially for the : Airfiles : Gregory Pierson Damage profiles : Stephane Lehuede (Tubs) Data research : Alain Coupet Panel : Claudio Dilullo Textures : Alessandro Biaggi/Alain Coupet Visual model : Alain Coupet Virtual panel : Alain Coupet. 2.8MB