This is an update for FSX acceleration of the Alphasim Su-47 Berkut. I have updated the flight dynamics, added switches and toggle icons to the panel, removed the spoiler, and changed the afterburner effects. This aircraft has both a 2D and 3D cockpit. This is the whole aircraft. The flight dynamics and the panel will not work in FS 9. This update is only for those who did not download my original update. The only change here is to my own afterburner burners effect from the effect that was in the original update.

This is an update for FS 9 of the Alphasim Su-47 Berkut. I have updated the flight dynamics, added switches and toggle icons to the panel, removed the spoiler, and changed the afterburner effects. This aircraft has both a 2D and 3D cockpit. This is the whole aircraft. The flight dynamics and the panel will not work in FSX acceleration. This update is only for those who did not already download my previous update of this aircraft. This one has my own afterburner burner effects, instead of the burner effects in the previous update.

2 'what if' repaints for the XF-11 Redux package. A 1946 RAF requirement for a long range, high altitude strategic recconiassance aeroplane to supplant war-weary Mosquito's, resulted in a small number of R-11A's being taken on charge, as Athena PR.Mk.I, and Mk.IA's with special electronic equipment, pending introduction of the Canberra. With a pressurized cockpit, service ceiling in excess of 49,000 ft, 4000 miles+ range, and a 400kt groundspeed at altitude,the 20 or so Athena's roamed at will across the Iron Curtain, providing targeting data,weather,ELINT and strike route information for RAF Strike Command, and remained in RAF service untill 1958. 2 aeroplanes are depicted in standard dinural and nocturnal schemes of the day. Not without precident, as a small number of RB-45C's were bailed to the RAF for clandestine overflights of the East Bloc in the early'50's. Also includes 2 revised Config.files, adding landing light,beacon,strobes and position light, one standard FS lights, and one for ShockWave payware lights.Contrails added at -29 F, airshow smoke moved to position on #2 engine exhaust, red VC lighting, exhaust flame effect (on cockpit light key- CTRL-L) and start-up effect. Tested in FSX SP1. Model: Ian Lawrence. Classicwings version: Craig Richardson Repaints: 3/7charlie. Requires XF-11 redux package.

Boeing 737-800 British Airways Textures only for the default Boeig 737-800. Maicom de Macedo Rodeghiero/MMR Textures

This product is scenery for the U.S. Andersen AFB located in Guam. Andersen AFB was built in 1944 and is still used today. With a 10,558 ft. runway, and a 11,185 ft. runway. Andersen AFB is great for large military aircraft or for doing practice landings. Andersen AFB is home to many bomber squadrons including the famous B-52 Bombardment Wing. In this scenery you will find, B-52 bombers, F/A-18 fighters, Seahawks, Blackhawks, many ground armor units, large hangers, and aircraft being serviced. This product also includes many of the buildings and roads located right outside the bases walls and includes cars on the road. This scenery is very realistic and meant to represent the actual buildings and planes located at the base as shown by satalite image. This product makes your experience at Andersen AFB much more fun and realistic. This scenery is very frame friendly and can get good frames even on the lowest of settings.

This is the British Columbia Scenery Pack. In the British Columbia Scenery Pack there are 4 of our new airports. Including Qualicum Beach Municipul (CAT4), Pemberton Regional Airport (CYPS), Campbell River Airport (CYBL), and Port McNeill Airport (CAT5). Each is airport located in British Columbia. These airports are all great for sight seeing whether it be flying a glider in the mountains of British Columbia, or taking a small propeller to view Vancouver Island's great scenery, these airports are must have for your Flight Simulator. You can fly a variety of planes to every airport, from gliders, to jets, each airport is fun in its own way. Every airport gets good frames, and can be seen even on the lowest settings.

This product is scenery for the regional airport Pemberton (CYPS), located in the valleys of British Columbia Canada. Pemberton Regional receives hundreds of landings each year mainly from gliders, and helicopters, and is home to the Pemberton Soaring Club. Pemberton, surrounded by mountains, is a great place to do sight seeing in a glider or helicopter. With a runway of 4000 ft. Pemberton is perfect for single, and twin engine propeller aircraft, as well as rotorcraft and gliders, Pemberton even does parasailing and hot air balloon rides. With long grass strips next to the runway, grass landings, and in the winter, snow landings add to the fun at Pemberton. This scenery is made to match the actually buildings and planes located at Pemberton Regional. This scenery is very frame friendly, and can get good frames even on the lowest settings.

This product is scenery for Talkeetna Airport in Alaska. Located right by Mount McKinley, Talkeetna is most busy during the tourist season, doing many sight seeing flights. With a 3,500 ft. runway, Talkeetna Airport is great for singel and multi engine propeller planes. Talkeetna Airport is also great for practicing your grass and snow landings, heavily snowed in during the winter makes snow landings a fun challenge at Talkeetna Airport. With some of Alaska's best scenery not to far from the airport, makes Talkeetna Airport the perfect airport to do sight seeing from. This scenery includes, static wheeled and ski airplanes, open and filled hangers, a repair shop, a pilots lodge, parking lot, and car filled roads. This scenery is very frame friendly, and can get good frames even on the lowest settings

This product is scenery for the Municipal Airport Qualicum Beach, Located in British Columbia Canada. This scenery is made to represent the actual buildings, and planes located at Qualicum Beach Municipal Airport (CAT4) as showed by sattelite image. Qualicum Beach does not have any defualt scenery provided by FSX, so this scenery will make Qualicm Beach Municipal Airport, look alot more realistic than normal. Qualicum Beach is great for single, and multi engine propeller planes, as well as rotorcraft. It includes, open, and closed hangers, gates, a parking lot, and static single engine prop planes. This scenery is very frame friendly, and can get good frames even on the lowest settings.

Campbell River airport is located on Vancouver Island. Considered as one of North America’s best Island destinations, Campbell River Airport is the ideal gateway to Vancouver Island’s finest destinations. Campbell River Airport is a great aircraft to go sight seeing around some of Vancouver islands great scenery. Campbell River Airport has a number of commercial airlines that fly in and out of it, including Air Canada, Central Mountain Air and Pacific Coastal Airlines. With a 5000 ft. runway, and two helicopter pads, Campbell River Airport is perfect for, rotor craft, single and multi engines propeller, and small jets. Campbell River Airport is among some of Vancouver Island's best sight seeing destinations, including, Sayward, Campbell River, Quadra Island, Cortes Island, the Discovery Islands archipelago, Gold River, Tahsis and Zeballos. Whether its sight seeing, or just flying around, Campbell River Airport is sure to make the experience allot better.