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F_Giulli_Reggiane_2003
(Category: CFS2 > Aircraft)
3.70Mb (335 downloads)
The Reggiane Re.2003 was a development from the Reggiane Re.2002 fighter bomber that first flew on 29 June 1941. It was designed to replace the outdated IMAM Ro.37 used at the time. Unlike the Reggiane Re.2002, it had room for a second crewman who sat behind the pilot. It was equipped with onboard camera equipment.
Posted Jun 26, 2011 04:58 by Pepe Rezende
Boeing 737-200 Avior Airlines YV491T
(Category: FS2004 > Civil Jets)
138.03Mb (3820 downloads)
The Boeing 737-200 is the most successful commercial jet airliner ever built. A total of 1,114 were built between 1967 and 1988, Model by FFX\/SGA "New Dynamic Shine", Sound Pack by S.A.P, Panel by Rodolfo Estrella, texture by Gustavo La Cruz
Note: requires
a zip utility such as Izarc
- default Windows will report as invalid
Posted Jun 26, 2011 01:55 by Gustavo La Cruz
Boeing 737-200 Avior Airlines YV341T
(Category: FS2004 > Civil Jets)
137.92Mb (1891 downloads)
The Boeing 737-200 is the most successful commercial jet airliner ever built. A total of 1,114 were built between 1967 and 1988, Model by FFX\/SGA "New Dynamic Shine", Sound Pack by S.A.P, Panel by Rodolfo Estrella, texture by Gustavo La Cruz
Note: requires
a zip utility such as Izarc
- default Windows will report as invalid
Posted Jun 26, 2011 00:58 by Gustavo La Cruz
Mig-35 update
(Category: FSX > Military)
0.95Mb (1611 downloads)
This is an update for FSX of the Mig-35 prototype by Tuomas Narvainen. I have updated the flight dynamics, given it a 2D panel, added gauges to the basic virtual cockpit, added smoke effects and afterburner effects. You need the original aircraft for this to work because Tuomas did not want any updates to include the whole aircraft
Posted Jun 25, 2011 22:40 by Bob Chicilo
Boeing 737-200 Avior Airlines YV488T
(Category: FS2004 > Civil Jets)
137.99Mb (1683 downloads)
The Boeing 737-200 is the most successful commercial jet airliner ever built. A total of 1,114 were built between 1967 and 1988, Model by FFX\/SGA "New Dynamic Shine", Sound Pack by S.A.P, Panel by Rodolfo Estrella, texture by Gustavo La Cruz
Note: requires
a zip utility such as Izarc
- default Windows will report as invalid
Posted Jun 25, 2011 20:33 by Gustavo La Cruz
Boeing 737-200 Avior Airlines YV1361
(Category: FS2004 > Civil Jets)
138.07Mb (1380 downloads)
The Boeing 737-200 is the most successful commercial jet airliner ever built. A total of 1,114 were built between 1967 and 1988, Model by FFX/SGA "New Dynamic Shine", Sound Pack by S.A.P, Panel by Rodolfo Estrella, texture by Gustavo La Cruz
Note: requires
a zip utility such as Izarc
- default Windows will report as invalid
Posted Jun 25, 2011 18:22 by Gustavo La Cruz
Fairchild A-10 Thunderbolt II
(Category: FSX > Military)
3.73Mb (31655 downloads)
This is Mike Stone's A-10 Armed and Clean Aircraft with new textures and new panel. 2d Panel includes working Threat warning scope and Pave Tack display with Zoom, Pan and Tilt controls. Gun Effects. No VC.
Posted Jun 25, 2011 11:08 by Steve Hess
Pre-Production TFX F-111A and FB-111A
(Category: FSX > Military)
7.78Mb (2641 downloads)
Pre-Production TFX F-111A and FB-111A aircraft. These are Mike Stone's models presented with pre-production textures designed to trick the eye into believing these are really A model aircraft. No VC.
Posted Jun 25, 2011 09:44 by Steve Hess
VRS Superbug Tiger Team Southern CMD Textures
(Category: FSX > Payware)
21.69Mb (124 downloads)
VRS/Tiger Team Southern CMD -AIR WING 1-2-3 textures only for the payware VRS Superbug.
Posted Jun 25, 2011 08:09 by Andy Rose
Mike Stone Cessna 404 Garmin G1000 Panel
(Category: FSX > Props)
13.11Mb (5353 downloads)
This aircraft is for users with Delux FSX and the Garmin G1000 panel sets. Another Mike Stone Aircraft, this Cessna 404 is just a dream to fly. The addition of the G1000 2d panel makes cross country trips a breeze.
Credit for the airplane Mike Stone.
aircraft.cfg upgrade for The Garmin G1000 addition, 2d Garmin panel and textures
by John Lear. No VC.
Posted Jun 25, 2011 07:08 by John Lear