CFS2 Mod and re-paint of Doc Blacks fine Bristol Beaufighter. Includes Panel & sounds. Bristol Beaufighter Mk. X 30 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force Tadje Strip, New Guinea August 1944 An Australian Beaufighter, but still a Mk.X built in the UK - later on Beaus were also built in Australia and designated Mk. 21. This pariticular aircraft serverd with No. 30 Squadron RAAF in New Guinea. 3MB

Repaint of the default CFS2 B-24D in 1943 Desert Scheme, This aircraft is meant to go together with my B-25D in the same Desert camo. (B-25DES.zip) available from this site. Damage skin included. By Lindsay Watt. 1.1MB

Repaint of the default CFS2 B-24D with a bare metal finish, Tail art represents the 389th Bomber Group, olive drab glearshield and red cowling. Damage skin included. By Lindsay Watt. 1.2MB

Repaint of the default CFS2 B-24D to represent the navy version PB4Y-1. I painted this to complement my B-25 depicted in the same navy scheme (PBJ-1D.zip)available from this site. Damage skin included. By Lindsay Watt. 1.3MB

Repaint of the default CFS2 B-25D to represent the navy version PBJ-1D. I painted this to complement my B-24 depicted in the same navy scheme (PB4Y-1Liberator.zip)available from this site. Damage skin included. By Lindsay Watt. 1.4MB

Air (Flight Handling) files for Dauntless, Avenger and Kate. New '.air' files for the Dauntless, Avenger and Kate. These files add the tail hooks to the planes so now they are carrier land-able. Also adds folderable wings for the Avenger. All these planes in the Pacific Theartre were carrier born aircraft. by Tim Fennell. 7K

Weapons modification 1.0 for CFS2 stock P-38F Lightning by Mark Walsh. These weapons can be used in the same way as the standard Extra Payloads on Aircraft that support the use of Loadouts. The Loadouts are added to the Aircraft`s DP file in the same way as the standard ones. Any special DP requirements are listed in the descriptions of individual Weapons. 89K

Ki.84-Ia Hayate ("Frank") The Ki-84 Type 4 Hayate (Gale) was "the most outstanding Jap Army Fighter and far ahead of the Oscar, Tony and Tojo... potentially the most dangerous Japanese army fighter plane" according to a mid 1945 U.S. AAF evaluation. The Frank was one of the most formidable Japanese aircraft of the war, being able to out climb and out maneuver both the U.S. P-47N Thunderbolt and the P-51H Mustang fighters. It was also employed as a fighter-bomber. 772K

CFS2 Repaint F4U-A1 Corsair "Curly". This is a totaly fictional paint scheme. 819K

CFS2 Repaint of the "stock" Hellcat skin with a lovely lady and some kills added for fun. 366K