FS98/FS2000 Short S.25 Sandringham flying Boat Tasman Empire Airways (TEAL) NZ LTD. TEAL used 4 Sandringhams from 1947-49 for Trans Tasman services Between Auckland and Sydney. All new aircraft with moving parts By Harry Follas, Flight model by Brian Horsey. 348K

FS98/FS2000 Short S.25 Sandringham flying Boat Ansett Airways, 1953-74. Short Sandringham 4 VH-BRC "Beachcomber" in 1957 livery. All new aircraft with moving parts By Harry Follas, Flight model by Brian Horsey. 330K

CFS/FS2000 North American P-51D Mustang. 101th First Fighter Squadron Israel Air Force Includes moving parts, DP file. The model is built by Patrick DIDIER. PAT_01. original textures painted by Roger "Airbuddha" Dial. Sounds by Mike Hambly Repaint by Nir Ben-Yosef. 6.2MB

Flight Simulator 98/2000 simulation of a Latécoere-28 airplane as operated by the pre-war French Aéropostale mail service. The aircraft is basically a precision-repainted FS98 conversion of Hervé Devred's FS5 Latécoere, provided with a panel from scratch, custom sounds and a realistic flight model. View the readme.txt file for more detailed information. Creation : August 2000 Creator : Charlie Rousseau. 1.8MB

FS2000Pro Beechcraft G-17S Staggerwing This FSDS model has transparent windows, full moving parts, and a panel. By Paul Clawson. 227K

Republic P-43 Lancer - FS2000 only. Built by Republic, the P-43 was a modification of the P-35 and a precursor to the P-47. Model features full moving parts. Model and panel by David Eckert. Flight dynamics by Bob Boudoin and Bruce Thorson. WWII gauges by R.L. Clark. 1.6MB

Supermarine Spitfire Mk VB of the 334th FS, 4th FG , 8th Air Force USAF, operating out of Debden in late 1942/early 1943. USAF Spitfires were used on bomber escort missions as well as fighter sweeps with the RAF over France.PEGASUS AVIATION DESIGN Designer: Wilbur/Moriarty/Keith Clifford. 3.6MB

FS2000 Curtiss June Bug. Curtiss Arodrome number 3 or "June Bug" as it was christened, first flew in 1908 and between 21 June and 31 August of that year, succeeded in making more than 30 take-offs, mainly in the hands of Glenn Curtiss and McCurdy. Curtiss was awarded the Scientific American Journal's prize for the first officially recognised flight of over 1km on 4th July 1908 in this aircraft. The flight took 1 minute 42.5 seconds. By Wilbur/Moriarty Pegasus Aviation Design. 346K

BT-13 Valiant. The "Valiant" was the basic trainer most widely used by the USAAF during WW II. It represented the second of the three stages of pilot training--primary, basic and advanced. Compared with the primary trainers in use at the time, it was considerably more complex. The BT-13 not only had a more powerful engine, it was also faster and heavier. In addition, it required the student pilot to use two-way radio communications with the ground, operate landing flaps and a two-position variable pitch propeller. Features include completely animated model with 11 textures, 16 sided fuselage, 3D intake, several texture transparencies, virtual cockpit, accurate sound set addapted from the corsair sound set by Aaron R. Swindle. 3D model and AIR file by Captain Slug. 116K

FS2000 D.H. Mosquito fighter bomber. Fs 2000 WWII Mosquito fighter bomber aircraft. The aircraft and panel features new high quality FS 2000 engine sounds, individual start-up/shut-down with backfire, new stall and gear warning sound etc. Very readable instruments, mini autopilot,default GPS and radio stack and an exellent pilots view.The sound pack is suitable for other twin piston engine aircrafts.FS 2000 default gauges required. The Flight Model is a true FS2000 airfile. Aircraft designed by Shigeru Tanaka, panel and FS 2000 sound-set by Jorgen Unschuld. 2.6MB