FSX Albatross DIII Package. Full Vc Custom sound Great texture One of the next generation of German fighters, the Albatross D.III and its predecessor the Albatross D.II combined to inflict heavy losses on the Allies in April 1917. Known as "Bloody April," German aircraft outclassed their opposition and dominated the skies over the Western Front. Model by Stuart Green. This file is proudly presented by the Nor-Cal Prop Club . 8.2MB

FSX Sopwith Snipe Package. Full VC, custom sound & great textures. Considered by many to be the best Allied fighter in service at the end of World War I, the Sopwith 7F.1 Snipe was designed by Herbert Smith to replace the aging Sopwith Camel. Custom built around the powerful 230 hp Bentley BR2 engine, the Snipe wasn't much faster than the Camel but it was easier to fly, offered better visibility from the cockpit and had an improved rate of climb. Model by Stuart GreenThis file is proudly presented by the Nor-Cal Prop Club . 8.2MB

FSX 1915 Caudron G4 Twin Rotary engine Package (fixed). Just probrably the most beautiful vintage plane for fsx! A must have for vintage aviation fans The Caudron G.3 first flew in 1914 serving as an observation aircraft. It had above average climbing ability and was considered suitable for use in mountainous terrain. As the progressed the type was retired from front line service and used extensively as a training aircraft. The USAS procured 192 of them for use as trainers. The first 126 were purchased with Le Rhone 9C engines in November of 1917. The Remaining 66 were delivered with Anzani 10 engines beginning in April 1918. Model by Stuart Green airfile by James Banks This file is proudly presented by the Nor-Cal Prop Club . 8.2MB

FSX Bristol Beaufighter SAAF Textures only. This is a repaint of Dave Garwood's fantastic Bristol Beaufighter (available here) utilizing his paint kit. Many thanks to Dave Garwood for the fantastic model, sounds and VC, and also the members of CBFsim.org for their help. Textures only. Repainted by Sean Kneppers. 3MB

FSX 1938 Waterman Arrowbile by Rarewings.com: Designed with FSDS3.5.1 and FSTweak. Has full working virtual cockpit with back-lite gauges. 2-D panels, custom sounds. Reflective metal and glass textures. Waterman, Figuring that most people couldn’t afford both an airplane and a car, and believing that the car was a necessity of modern life, Waterman set out to build a car that could be turned into an airplane. The result was the “Arrowbile,” a small plane with wings that could be detached in a few minutes. Much of the vehicle was made with standard car parts, and in fact a normal Studebaker engine powered the wheels (when in car mode) and the propeller (when in airplane mode). Free download from www.rarewings.com. 11.5MB

FSX RWD-8pws, a Polish basic training aircraft used before WW2. FSX-native model, 11 paint schemes, paint kit in the PSD format. Original 3D model by Piotr Mika, additional 3D modelling, gauges, FSX animations by Michal Puto, flight dynamics and 2D textures by Lukasz Kubacki, additional gauge by Robert Rogalski. 40MB

FSX clean glass textures for FS2004 Junkers 52/3m (Version 2). Requires the model by by O. Fischer here. Dan Vukmanich. 481K

FS2004/FSX Savoia Marchetti S.81 Expansion package 2 This is the second expansion package for the S81_v10.zip (above), regarding the FS9/FSX model of the SIAI SM81 Pipistrello, Italian bomber/transport aircraft. The archive contains three new model variants and four new liveries: "Saturno" (Saturn) the anti-magnetic mines aircraft, "Tartaruga" (Tortoise) the personal aircraft of Benito Mussolini and two "Scuola di Volo Senza Visibilità" (Instrumental Flying School) planes with more advanced IFR cockpit. This is only an upgrade package, so you must have already installed the main package 'S81_V10.zip' and also the 'S81_ep1.zip'. Follow installation instructions for each FS2004/FSX case. Models by Stefano Meneghini and Manuele Villa, flight dynamics by FSAviator. See 'ReadMe.txt' for more details. 14.1MB

FSX Me-163B Package. The ME-163 Komet visual model by Warwick Carter made with FSDS2.4 has all the usual animations and clickable gauges,levers switchs ect Flight model by David Friswell and Warwick Carter Textures by Garry J. Smith and Warwick Carter. FSX Comments: Gauges/VC: Everything seems OK. Glass visible. All else seems OK. This aircraft is not modified in any way. Full credit to the great talents of David Friswell and Warwick Carter & Texture artist Garry J. Smith for this great classic. FSX Compatible & tested. Thumbnails added by Danny Garnier. 3.5MB

FSX/FS2004 Horten Ho IV 'Flying Wing' Package. The Horten Ho IV was the fourth design conceived by the Horten brothers. The first Ho IV flew in May 1941 at the Konigsberg luftwaffe base. Of the four airframes completed two survived the war and were flown by RAF personnel in Germany and England until 1950 , In 1951 airframe #25 was shipped to the USA.The following year Rudolf Opitz won two major soaring contests with it, and placed seventh in the Nationals, after losing points through a navigational error. That aircraft is on display at the Planes of Fame museum in Chino, California Airframe #26 remained in Germany and is now fully restored and on display at the Flugwerft Schleissheim Museum, Munich These models depict the two surviving airframes. Made with g-Max the aircraft feature full animations, wing structure visible through the translucent fabric covering and a highly detailed VC with customised gauges, By David Rowberry. 9.2MB