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Hudson Rescue
(Category: FSX > Missions)
2.43Mb (15403 downloads)
Welcome to another Simple FSX Mission. In this mission, you will have to fly a chopper from the Hospital Heli pad, to the airplane crash, in the Hudson River, to rescue the passengers on top of the airplane wings.Mission created by: Max Scarcia with Instant Mission Maker.
Posted Mar 8, 2010 19:42 by Max Scarcia
N3N Floatplane Trainer
(Category: FSX > Vintage)
1.91Mb (3326 downloads)
FS2004/FSX Naval Aircraft Factory N3N floatplane trainer
Following successful tests this neat little biplane trainer was built in both landplane and seaplane versions. The N3N was used extensively in U.S. Navy primary flying training schools throughout WWII, with the majority becoming surplus immediately when the war ended. The last N3N seaplanes, where retired in 1961. They were the final biplanes to be used in U.S. military service.Textures by Mick Morrissey, GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub.
Posted Mar 8, 2010 14:26 by A.F.Scrub
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Flake Island NAS [Fictional] Scenery
(Category: FSX > Scenery)
0.12Mb (736 downloads)
This Scenery is made by 'Freedom Simulations' and is used by the GPEO. GPEO is a Virtual Military Faction of the FSX VR-World.
Posted Mar 8, 2010 06:50 by Dragnoxz
RAF Marham, AFB, UK
(Category: FSX > Scenery)
27.58Mb (4003 downloads)
FSX scenery of RAF Marham in the UK.
A very detailed, but frame-rate efficient
scenery of this busy Tornado GR4 airfield.
Designed for use with the FSX-converted
MAIW GR4 AI package. Includes photo
ground tiles with kind permission of Just Flight.
By John Young, with contributions from friends,
at the Airfield Design Group.
Posted Mar 8, 2010 06:21 by Uploader
RAF Marham AFB, UK
(Category: FS2004 > Scenery)
21.43Mb (2916 downloads)
FS2004 scenery of RAF Marham in the UK.
A very detailed, but frame-rate efficient
scenery of this busy Tornado GR4 airfield.
Designed for use with the MAIW GR4 AI
package. Includes photo ground tiles with
kind permission of Just Flight. By John
Young, with contributions from friends, at the
Airfield Design Group.
Posted Mar 8, 2010 06:18 by Uploader
Scar Creak Fictional Research Facility
(Category: FSX > Scenery)
0.12Mb (714 downloads)
Scar Creak is (In the FSX Virtual World) a USEA (Universal Space Exploration Administration) Lead base Defended by the GPEO (Global Pioneers Elite Organization). It has a long history in the VR-World and is a fun place to fly in and out of. ICAO is "CBA7". You can read more about this Facility at (http://topsecretgpeo.webs.com/mission.htm)
Posted Mar 8, 2010 06:16 by Dragnoxz
British Airways Boeing 787-8 V2
(Category: FSX > Civil Jets)
5.13Mb (4568 downloads)
FSX British Airways Boeing 787-8 V2, This CamSim Version 2 feature an improve aircraft's design with new Animated Ground Servicing (AGS).
Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.
Posted Mar 8, 2010 05:58 by Camil Valiquette
British Airways Boeing 787-9 V2
(Category: FSX > Civil Jets)
5.15Mb (5121 downloads)
FSX British Airways Boeing 787-9 V2, This CamSim Version 2 feature an improve aircraft's design plus new Animated Ground Servicing (AGS).
Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.
Posted Mar 8, 2010 05:56 by Camil Valiquette
BAe Canberra PR-9 FACH
(Category: CFS1 > Modern Aircraft)
2.28Mb (1635 downloads)
FS98/CFS BAe Canberra PR-9 FACH.
The English Electric Canberra was the first jet bomber into RAF service in the 50's, and the PR9 is the photographic reconnaissance mark 9 version.
This virtual model represents the Canberra PR-9 #343 of SAF Servicio Aerofotogramétrico, Fuerza Aérea de Chile, Cerrillos Airbase, 1983.
Aircraft Designer: Klaus D. Werr
CFS Damage Profile, moving parts and Chilean textures: Edmundo Abad March 2010.
Posted Mar 8, 2010 05:50 by Edmundo Abad
LAN Airlines Boeing 787-8 V2
(Category: FSX > Civil Jets)
5.45Mb (6414 downloads)
FSX LAN Airlines Boeing 787-8 V2, This CamSim Version 2 feature an improve aircraft's design with new Animated Ground Servicing (AGS). No VC.
Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.
Posted Mar 8, 2010 05:29 by Camil Valiquette