CFS/FS98 Dornier Do 27 - Ejercito del Aire. The Dornier Do 27 was used by the German and Spanish military. First flight was in June of 1955. A total of 680 were built. 50 were built by CASA of Spain as the CASA C 127. This virtual model represent the Ejercito del Aire Dornier Do 27 # 79+114, 1975. Original FS5 model creator: Jerry Arzdorf. All reworked to CFS1 with new textures, damage profile and moving parts: Edmundo Abad 2010.

CFS/FS98 Dornier Do 27 - Luftwaffe. The Dornier Do 27 was a German single-engine STOL utility aircraft, and was the first mass-produced aircraft in Germany after World War II. It was appreciated for its relatively wide, comfortable cabin and excellent short-field performance. This virtual model represent the Luftwaffe Dornier Do 27 # 57+36, 1977. The aircraft was flown in its final assignment by Sportfluggruppe of the Luftwaffe Fighterbomber Wing (Jabo) 35 at Pferdsfeld German Airbase, on glidertowing and skydiving tasks. Original FS5 model creator: Jerry Arzdorf. All reworked to CFS1 with new textures, damage profile and moving parts: Edmundo Abad 2010.

CFS/FS98 Dornier Do 27 - Israeli Air Force. This virtual model represent the Israeli Air Force Dornier Do 27 # 048, 1967. The aircraft was used as ambulance, rescue and freighter as well as carring 5 persons, during the Six Days War and Yom Kippur War. Original FS5 model creator: Jerry Arzdorf. All reworked to CFS1 with new textures, damage profile and moving parts: Edmundo Abad 2010.

FS98/CFS1 Piper L-4 CUB - Luftwaffe (Lithuanian Unit). This virtual model represent a Piper L-4 ex-Lithuanian Aero Club, confiscated by the Luftwaffe, based at Kaunas Airport in 1942. This planes, flown by Lithuanian pilots, were employed on liason, rescue and COIN operations against soviet forces during Russian campaign. I have included new textures, moving parts and damage profile for use with CFS1, with ficcional armament of two 7.7 mm machine gun on the side windows, underwings "bazooka" and light bombs. Original FS98 model creators: Manuel Medel, Sergio Kaiser (peruvian version) and Steve Small. All reworked for CFS1 with new textures and damage profile: Edmundo Abad 2010.

FS98/CFS1 Piper L-4 CUB - Israel. This virtual model represent the Piper L-4 # 0409, Israeli Airforce, employed in 1948 against arab invasion. This aircraft, painted in tan camouflage, was used by No 3 "Galilee" Squadron homebased at Yavneel in northern Israel. A bomb rack was also designed to fit the fuselage undersides. I have included new textures, moving parts and damage profile for use with CFS1, with ficcional armament of two 7.7 mm machine gun on the side windows, underwings "bazooka" and light bombs. Original FS98 model creators: Manuel Medel, Sergio Kaiser (peruvian version) and Steve Small. All reworked for CFS1 with new textures and damage profile: Edmundo Abad 2010.

FS98/CFS1 Piper L-4 CUB. This virtual model represent the Piper L-4 # 236389, US Army Air Force, employed for allied invasion of French North Africa (Operation Torch) in November 1942. It was flown by Lt. William Butler and Capt. Brenton Devol off the aircraft carrier USS Ranger during Torch. I have included new textures, moving parts and damage profile for use with CFS1, with ficcional armament of two 7.7 mm machine gun on the side windows, underwings "bazooka" and light bombs. Original FS98 model creators: Manuel Medel, Sergio Kaiser (peruvian version) and Steve Small. All reworked for CFS1 with new textures and damage profile: Edmundo Abad 2010.

CFS/FS98 Bucker Bu-131 JungMann, Nationalist Air Force. The German Bücker Bü 131 "Jungmann" (Young man) was a 1930s basic training aircraft which was used by the Spanish Nationalist Air Force during and after Civil War, built under license by CASA in Spain. This virtual model represent the Bucker Bu-131 # 33+8, Spanish Nationalist Air Force, 1937. About 200 Jungmanns survive to this day, many having been fitted with modern engines. Original FS98 model creators: Captain Slug & George Csillag. All reworked to CFS1 with new textures, damage profile and moving parts: Edmundo Abad 2010.

CFS/FS98 Bucker Bu-131 JungMann, Royal Hungarian Air Force. The German Bücker Bü 131 "Jungmann" (Young man) was a 1930s basic training aircraft which was used by the Royal Hungarian Air Force during World War II, built under license in Hungary. This virtual model represent the Bucker Bu-131 # I4+21, Royal Hungarian Air Force, 1942. About 200 Jungmanns survive to this day, many having been fitted with modern engines. Original FS98 model creators: Captain Slug & George Csillag. All reworked to CFS1 with new textures, damage profile and moving parts: Edmundo Abad 2010.

CFS/FS98 Bucker Bu-131 JungMann. The German Bücker Bü 131 "Jungmann" (Young man) was a 1930s basic training aircraft which was used by the Luftwaffe during World War II. This virtual model represent the Bucker Bu-131 # CW+BG, Luftwaffe 1941. About 200 Jungmanns survive to this day, many having been fitted with modern engines. Original FS98 model creators: Captain Slug & George Csillag. All reworked to CFS1 with new textures, damage profile and moving parts: Edmundo Abad 2010.

USMC T-33B for FSX . This is a rework of Tim Conrad's T-33A for FSX. Includes new airfile, new cfg and new sounds. The main texture bitmap for the outside has been resized. The USN/USMC operated the T-33 until 1976. The original designation for the USN T-33's was the TO-2, and then changed to TV-2 and in 1962 changed again to T-33B. I've done four variants, a TO-2 assigned to VMIT-20 (Marine Instrument Training Squadron), MCAS El Toro in 1952. The second variant is a TV-2 assigned to HMS-33 (Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron) MCAS El Toro in 1958. The third is a T-33B assigned to VMF-321 in 1964. And the final version is a T-33B assigned to the MARTD (Marine Aviation Reserve Training Detachment) at NAS Andrews in 1976. This last one is painted to represent the last T-33 used by the USMC. MARTD Andrews retired their last one in early 1976. I've swapped a few out with the default Cessna gauges. Please allow all gauges. Tested in FSX SP2 Acceleration. By John Detrick