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Airbus A340 Panel updated
(Category: FSX > Panels)
2.85Mb (7984 downloads)
Update of the Airbus A340 2D panel. I have improved PFD and some switches. This is the full package.
Posted Feb 13, 2011 14:12 by Philippe Wallaert
Airbus A320 2D Panel
(Category: FSX > Panels)
2.85Mb (5223 downloads)
2D panel (not VC) for the popular Airbus A320. Also works with A318, A319 and A321. All original gauges in xml. Please read instructions for installation and configuration in the readme.txt file.
Posted Feb 13, 2011 14:01 by Philippe Wallaert
Airbus A380 2D Panel
(Category: FSX > Panels)
2.89Mb (8623 downloads)
2D panel for the Airbus A380 with all original gauges in xml. Chronometer gauge by Pierre Fasseaux. See instructions in the readme.txt file.
Posted Feb 13, 2011 13:52 by Philippe Wallaert
Ai Ground Vehicles to Pilotable Vehicles
(Category: FSX > Misc)
9.53Mb (4133 downloads)
This is the kit to turn AI ground vehicles in to pilotable vehicles.
Posted Feb 13, 2011 10:33 by Fsx Kit
FSX-SP2 Compatible Convair 580 engine Smoke Effect
(Category: FSX > Props)
0.11Mb (1279 downloads)
FSX-SP2 compatible engine smoke effect for the
CalClassic Convair 580, which you must have
previously installed in FSX. I obtained good
engine smoke results in FSX-SP2 using the
Convair 580 "cccv580fsxsp2.zip" file, which
is Bjoern Kesten's FSX-SP2 update of the
CalClassic Convair 580. Easy installation.
By Tom Tiedman
Posted Feb 13, 2011 10:30 by Tom Tiedman
CalClassic's Convair 580 for FSX SP2/Acceleration
(Category: FSX > Props)
40.72Mb (13642 downloads)
CalClassic's Convair 580 for FSX SP2/Acceleration. This FSX Native conversion and enhancement of CalClassic's Convair 580 model.
The basic mesh is back from FS2002 days and got improvements over time, but it never really arrived in the FSX world.
I've always liked the Cv-580 for its paddle props, performance and the "1970s regional airline from the USA" feel, so I've asked Tom Gibson of CalClassic for the latest GMax source files of the model.
After a long process that was way more than a conversion, you're still stuck with the same basic model, but with many, mostly smaller enhancements and fixes.
It's not perfect at all, but I did what I deemed being feasible and I think the model is just fine now.
The VC rain and the wipers are actually more of an experiment that I left in because it simply looks cool and, for one of the few times in FSX, gives the wipers an actual purpose instead of just wiping for the looks.
Posted Feb 13, 2011 10:20 by Bjoern Kesten
FS2004 SMS Boeings LOST TV Series Textures
(Category: FS2004 > Payware)
8.73Mb (446 downloads)
Textures only for Overland/Simmersky
Boeing 777-200ER in Oceanic Airlines flight 815 colors and
737-700 in Ajira Airways flight 316 colors.High detailed and accurate repaints
with improved nightlights. Textures are in high quality 32bit format.
These are textures only! Payware SMS 737 required.
Posted Feb 13, 2011 06:30 by Pierre Van Belle
Grumman AA1-C T-Cat Paint kit
(Category: FS Design > Aircraft Paintkits)
1.06Mb (92 downloads)
Paint kit contains layered Photoshop format (*p.s.d) for the Grumman AA1-C T-Cat by Ron Watson.
Required files:
required file
Posted Feb 12, 2011 22:10 by Ron Watson
Pomair DC-6B Textures (Corrected) textures
(Category: FSX > Vintage)
5.17Mb (477 downloads)
Updated textures. Pomair Ostend textures for the FS2002, FS9, and FSX DC-6B aircraft by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson available at Calclassic.com. Textures by Gary Harper.
Download
here (external link)
Posted Feb 12, 2011 19:52 by Gary Harper
CFS2 Milton Shupe C-45 Expeditor
(Category: CFS2 > Aircraft)
43.22Mb (608 downloads)
Modified to work in CFS2. By the late 1930s, Beechcraft management speculated that a demand would exist for a new design dubbed the Model 18 which would have a military application, and increased the main production facilities. The design was mainly conventional for the time, including twin radial engines, all-metal semi-monocoque construction with fabric covered control surfaces and "taildragger" undercarriage, while less common were the twin tail fins. Work began in earnest on a variant specifically for training military pilots, bombardiers and navigators. The effort resulted in the Army AT-7 and Navy SNB. Further development led to the AT-11 and SNB-2 navigation trainers and the C-45 military transport.
Posted Feb 12, 2011 15:51 by Pepe Rezende