FS2004/FSX Yak 11 Fighter Trainer The Yak-11 design was based in large parts on the successful Yak-3 fighter.It became the Soviet Air Force's most widely used trainer aircraft and the standard fighter trainer in most Eastblock countries. When the Yaks were withdrawn from military service, many were sold for private use and painted to resemble warbirds. Complete plane by A.F.Scrub. 10.2MB

FSX Supercharged B-24 USAF Night Mission. Just 50 mph faster. Original model by Alphasim. No VC. Uploaded by Wayne Farrell . 6MB

FSX AgCat Package Wheeled version. Based on the Air Tractor this aircraft has been modified to carry two sightseeing passengers in a front cockpit placed where the bulk hopper was originally situated. Model, paint and airfile by Bill Holker. 13.7MB

FSX/FS2004 Douglas DC-4 and C-54 freighters Textures only. USAAF C-54D, India 1945, and Avianca DC-4 (ex. C-54B) in 1970's colors. Works with FSX, including SP2, and FS2004. Updated version, requires DC4_V21.zip.By Jens B. Kristensen. 6.5MB

FSX/FS2004 Douglas DC-4 and C-54 Package V2.1 This base package includes 14 colour schemes covering the period 1942-2006, including Pan American, USAAF, SAS, Loftleidir, Buffalo Airways and many others. Version 2.1 model for FSX (including SP2) and FS2004, with improved flight dynamics, more accurate panel and virtual cockpit. Model by Jens B. Kristensen, Flight Dynamics by FSAviator. 36.5MB Filename: DC4_V21.zip

FS2004/FSX Yak-9U Fighter. The Yak-9U was the second generation of Yak-9s. It introduced a redesigned airframe , a new wing of increased span and area, and the more powerful VK-107 engine with 1,230 kW (1,650 hp). The top speed of 700 km/h (435 mph) at 5,600 m (18,370 ft) was faster than any production fighter aircraft in the world at that time. The Yak-9UV and Yak-9P were postwar versions. They took part in the Korean War.Production of the Yak-9 ended in 1946 after a record 16,769 aircraft had been delivered. Complete GMAX plane by A.F.Scrub. 6.1MB

FSX P-51 Mustang (Precious Metal-Air Race Model) 1987 Package: P-51XR N6WJ Griffon engine racer created - showed at Reno '88 Crashed at Reno -named "Precious Metal" like 44-73518 Many thought N5483V was N6WJ, but just the tail section was used. 1995: P-51XR N6WJ returned to Reno, placed 1st in Silver Did not race for many years. This Mustang was created for Flight Sim X w/sp2 and the acceleration expansion pack. Presented by Bill Cook 31.5MB

FSX Fairey III Package. The prototype of the Fairey III was the N.10 floatplane built by Fairey Aviation for the Royal Naval Air Service during the First World War.Model: Ted Cook Features full VC Custom Sound , Nor-Cals Prop Blur and a Custom paint by Ted.T and the Nor-Cal Prop Club. FSX Sp2 /Xp Tested. 6MB

FSX/FS2004 Gloster F5/34 “Sea Guardian”Package. Fictional FAA “Sea Guardian” model of the last of the Gloster fighter designs created by H P Folland, the single-seat all-metal cantilever monoplane evolved to Specification F.5/34 (which ultimately produced the Hurricane and the Spitfire) was powered by an 840hp Mercury IX nine-cylinder radial engine and carried an armament of eight 7.7mm Browning guns. This aircraft, to which no designation was assigned other than that of the specification that it was intended to meet, suffered somewhat protracted development owing to the company's preoccupation with the Gladiator. The first of two prototypes did not commence flight trials until December 1937, with the second following in March 1938. By the time that the Gloster fighter made its debut, the Hurricane had entered service and the Spitfire had reached production, and further development of the Mercury-engined monoplane was not pursued. Model and textures by Bill Holker, modified airfile and gauges from various freeware releases and Microsoft FS, sound file downloaded from Sim Outhouse. For FSX operation the Glass texture file needs to be converted to a DXT3 bit map. 12.9MB

FSX/FS2004 Gloster F5/34 “Guardian” Package. .The last of the Gloster fighter designs created by H P Folland, the single-seat all-metal cantilever monoplane evolved to Specification F.5/34 (which ultimately produced the Hurricane and the Spitfire) was powered by an 840hp Mercury IX nine-cylinder radial engine and carried an armament of eight 7.7mm Browning guns. This aircraft, to which no designation was assigned other than that of the specification that it was intended to meet, suffered somewhat protracted development owing to the company's preoccupation with the Gladiator. The first of two prototypes did not commence flight trials until December 1937, with the second following in March 1938. By the time that the Gloster fighter made its debut, the Hurricane had entered service and the Spitfire had reached production, and further development of the Mercury-engined monoplane was not pursued. Model and textures by Bill Holker, modified airfile and gauges from various freeware releases and Microsoft FS, sound file downloaded from Sim Outhouse. For FSX operation the Glass texture file needs to be converted to a DXT3 bit map. 12.8MB