CFS2 North American P-51D-10-NA "Old Crow" Project. A P-51D Mustang in the markings of C.E. "Bud" Anderson, leading ace of the 363rd Fighter Squadron, 357th Fighter Group, 8th Air Force, Leiston,UK Winter 1944/45. Model Design by Andrew C. Wai, Flight Model by Jay McDaniel, Old Crow Textures by Gil Shaw, Panel by Sergey "Araks" Golovachev--A compilation of some of the best CFS2 P-51 designers. Also includes RR Merlin sound files. Missions. A project by Gary Morrow. 10.5MB Update: Revised & Improved Missions for "Old Crow". These are much improved missions with some problem fixes. Gary Morrow. 11KB

CFS2/FS2004 Breguet Bre_693 This unique two seater light ground attack aircraft was developed for the french airforce in the late 1930's. It was rushed into service and used to defend french soil against the German/axis blitzkrieg in the early stages of WWII (Battle of France). Due to the massive number of Germans/axis advantage of anti aircraft and ground defenses, Breguet crews suffered heavy losses. In the following events of the french having to surcome to overwhelming German forces, the remaining Breguets where taken and used by Germans and used as a trainer/reconnisance. FSDS Model, Air file, Aircaft.config, Panel, Textures. by Jim Jacobson. 3.6MB

CFS2 F4U1A Corsair Woodland Camo Default Textures only. I Painted it in low luster Woodland Camo . Textures And Modified Air File Created by FireBall Mark Rooks. 2.8MB

CFS2,FS2000/FS2002/Fs2004* Spitfire Mk 22 No 603 Squadron, Royal Auxiliary Air Force: This is a model of a Spitfire F Mk 22 of No 603 Squadron, Royal Auxiliary Air Force stationed at Turnhouse in 1949. Original mdl by Chris Lampard. Remade for CFS2/FS2000/2002/2004 with new Mdl, air, Dp, effects and textures by A.F.Scrub. * Note: In FS2004 you may receive an error message that this aircraft is not fully compatible with FS2004 - click No when prompted to disable incompatible parts. 3.4MB

CFS2/FS2000 P-51D 'Moo' Livery. This is a repaint of the Fightertown Design Group’s P51D Mustang original read me file included. This is a fictional repaint Of A P51 Mustang I Painted For a Friend Plane is entitled "Moo" Enclosed is the complete plane. Repaint and modified Air File by Mark Rooks “ Fire Ball” There is no sound or panel on this aircraft. 2.7MB

CFS2 Focke-Wulf Projekt VII Flitzer Corrected . In March 1943 Focke-Wulf in Bremen initiated a series of design studies for single-seat, jet powered fighters. Entwurf 6, also known as Projekt VI, was approved for mock-up construction in Febuary 1944. Model & textures by J R Lucariny CFS2 Airfile by Pepe Rezende, DP File BY Pepe Rezende and Gerard Burton. 1.4MB

CFS2 Alpha Henschel Hs 123A-1Repainted Alphasim Hs123 in the Legion Condor's colors during the Spanish Civil War, with a new cockpit panel, a new aired, and a new dp file. Intended for use in the soon to be released CFS2 SCW Legion Condor campaign. By Captain Kurt. 2.3MB

CFS2,FS2000/FS2002/Fs2004 Seafire Mk 47: The final version Mk.47 was powered by a 2,375hp Rolls Royce Griffon 85 engine giving it a maximum speed of 723km/h (452mph) at 6,242m (20,500ft). It was armed with four Hispano 20mm cannons and up to eight 27kg rockets or 675kg bombs mounted beneath the fuselage and wings. This final Seafire variant had a distinctive look, and impressive performance: it had faster climb and dive rates than the Sea Vampire jet Original mdl by Chris Lampard. Remade for CFS2/FS2000/2002/2004 with new Mdl, air, Dp, effects and textures by A.F.Scrub. 6.7MB

CFS2 Spitfire Mk.IX "MK805", Aeronautica Militare Italiana, 1948. This is a repaint of Paul Rebuffat's beautiful Spitfire Mk.IXc.Textures by Daniele Biotti. Original model, panel and gauges included. 2.3MB

CFS2 Bf-109G-2 trop Regia Aeronautica. This is a repaint of Paul Rebuffat's beautiful Bf-109G-4 trop. Original model, panel and gauges included. Textures by Daniele Biotti. SCASM version, multires model with breaking parts and full AI animations. Animations include rolling wheels, opening canopy and radiator flaps. Original model by Paul Rebuffat, Dp, panel by Bruno Duffort /Philippe Méhard. 1.5MB