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FSX Los Angeles CoFD CL-215 mission V2.00
(Category: FSX > Missions)
9.02Mb (12639 downloads)
Experience an exiting day in the Los Angeles County fire Department and protect Los Angeles again fires.
As an air Fireman of the Los Angeles County fire Department, you are in command of the famous Canadair/Bombardier "Cl-215" Water Bomber based at Van Nuys international airport. your mission "if you accept it" is to localize and extinguish several fires in the Los Angeles area. you must fly low and drop your water freight whit accuracy in this very mountainous country if you want to get rewarded at the end of your day. Good luck !
V2.00 corrected missing files and bugs
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Posted Mar 2, 2010 22:46 by Ronald Dandurand
De Havilland DHC-3 Otter PZL Simviation Textures
(Category: FS2004 > Props)
1.45Mb (786 downloads)
This is a repaint (textures only) of Eugene Heyart's De Havilland DHC-3 Otter PZL in Simviation colors with logo. You must have the original file available at http://www.simviation.com/fs2004props94.htm. This is freeware only. Thanks to Eugene for his excellent work.
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Posted Mar 2, 2010 15:43 by L.T. 'patchz' Davis
Chile Photo Scenery
(Category: FS2004 > Scenery)
12.90Mb (2170 downloads)
The present scenario contains
the remodeling of the Cape Horn, Magallanes Strait,
Beagle channel, 135 new populated areas and 34 aerodromes
lost among the mountains. By Toni Agramont
Posted Mar 2, 2010 10:48 by Toni Agramont
A.F. SCRUB YAK-3M-82
(Category: CFS2 > Aircraft)
4.48Mb (1273 downloads)
In an attempt to increase performance while avoiding the overheating problems of the VK-107 and VK-108 liquid cooled engine variants, the single "Yak-3M-82" was built, fitted with the Shvetsov M-82 two-row fourteen cylinder radial engine, used on the La-5 fighter, and first flown in May 1945. Performance was very good and the aircraft was extremely agile, but with jet fighters coming on line, there was no push to develop the concept further, and the project was abandoned in October 1945. One test pilot classified it “as the most manoeuvrable fighter in the world” after one flight.
Posted Mar 2, 2010 08:37 by Pedro Paulo Rezende
Elephant Rescue 1
(Category: FSX > Missions)
2.68Mb (4379 downloads)
Welcome to Simple FSX Mission. FSX Acceleration Mission. In this mission you will be flying a bell helichopter to deliver some antibiotics and some other medication to some field zoologists that are trying to save some very sick elephants.Created By: Max Scarcia
Posted Mar 2, 2010 07:25 by Max Scarcia
Alternate Texture for O-1 Bird Dog
(Category: CFS2 > Aircraft)
0.34Mb (611 downloads)
This package contains Korean War US Army textures for the Cessna O-1 Bird Dog on download page 15. The textures are by Bob McGee, AKA Bub
Posted Mar 1, 2010 23:01 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo
Sky Simulations DC-9-32 Alitalia Textures
(Category: FS2004 > Payware)
1.03Mb (802 downloads)
FS9 McDonnell Douglas DC-9-32 Alitalia registration I-DIKP ver. 1.0 textures only for the payware Sky Simulations DC9
Posted Mar 1, 2010 17:09 by Stefano Meneghini
FSX Boeing 737-800 El Al Textures
(Category: FSX > Civil Jets)
2.91Mb (4675 downloads)
Textures only for the default 737-800 in the colours of El Al, a Israeli airline. By Marius Krämer.
Posted Mar 1, 2010 11:55 by Marius Krämer
R22 Beta II IFR Trainer Textures
(Category: FSX > Helicopters)
24.08Mb (1297 downloads)
Stock R22 Beta II with 9 hole 2D panel. Repaint and panel by John Hauck.
Posted Mar 1, 2010 11:11 by John Hauck
CFS2 Curtiss SC-1 Seahawk
(Category: CFS2 > Aircraft)
3.21Mb (1216 downloads)
The Curtiss Seahawk (SC-1) was an American single-seater ship borne scout aircraft of the Second World War first flown in 1944.It entered service in late 1944 and served to the end of WW2 and for several months afterward. The Curtiss Seahawk was a low-wing cantilever monoplane powered by a Wright R-1820-62 9-cylinder radial air-cooled engine and armed with two 0.50 inch calibre machine-guns mounted in the wings. From the original by A.F. Scrub - adapted by Pedro Paulo Rezende
Posted Mar 1, 2010 08:30 by Pedro Paulo Rezende