CFS2 only Nieuport NIE 28C.1 by Erik Beertema this is my firts real plane white moving part like rudder ailerons,elevator,rudder spinning wheels and virtual cockpit it have the scheme of 1lt Edward Rickenbakers plane. for the mission you need to download the great fokker dr1 152/17 by Mark W. Steckel from page 27 of this section. 4.8MB

CFS2 Henschel Hs129 B-3 The German Hs129 B-3 was designed for a close air support role, mainly anti-tank. It was well armored and equipped with a 75mm cannon; the BK7,5. However, it suffered from poor handling, underpowered engines, and a lack of pilot vision. Includes original panel. By Scott Smiel. 1.1MB

CFS2 Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat, of VF-3, USS Lexington, May 1942 Stock re-paint, Updated textures only, by Smashing Time. 954K

CFS2 Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat, of VF-3, June 1942 Stock re-paint, textures only, by Smashing Time. 938K

CFS2 Douglas SBD-3 Dauntless, of VS-5, June 1942 Stock re-paint, textures only, by Smashing Time. 917K

Fleet Air Arm Hellcat. This is a repaint of the stock hellcat to fleet air arm colours. Textures only. This aircraft represents an arcraft from 800 squadron fleet air arm. by George Cox (woodlouse2002). 926K

CFS2 Bf 109 F-2 Jürgen Harder, technischer Offizier III./JG3, Operation Barbarossa, Sobolewo June 1941 . SCASM version, multires model with breaking parts and full AI animations. Animations include rolling wheels, opening canopy and radiator flaps. Model and textures by Paul Rebuffat. Aifile and Dp by Bruno Duffort, panel by Philippe Méhard. 2.2MB

CFS2 B-29 SKY QUEEN (above) update fixed : crashing model in QC wrong axis of rotation for the front wheel. Updated : dp file and cfg file. Many thanks to Gary herbert for his help. By C. Rosenmann. 469K

CFS2 Dornier 24T-3 Ouwe Lobbes A recon flyingboat build for the Dutch MLD by Dornier, as on display at the Military Aircraft Museum at Soestenberg,Holland Including panel. By Wim Regeer. 1.9MB

AB-Roland D.VIb For Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 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.Author, model, air and damage profile, textures, and sounds: Michael Priester. 1.1MB