This is a celebration of the F-35A Lightning II - Royal Australian Air Force

Boeing 777-200ER Privilege Style package with virtual cockpit and working FMC/FMS for FSX. Privilege Style is a VIP charter airline based in Madrid, Spain. It operates passenger charter services throughout Europe and is based at Madrid, Barajas Airport. Includes revised VC and FMC (via Views-Instrument panel). Model features are Opening doors & Cargo doors, detailed textures, accurate paint, dynamic shine & effects, dynamic flexing wings that respond to turbulence, fully independent suspension, trim animation, gear steering, accurate flight dynamics, spoiler animation, reflective cockpit windows, crash effects, animated tilting bogies, full night lighting, ground service vehicles when cargo door open, (FSX - Go to Views - Instrument Panel -Posky Util), detailed virtual cockpit with updates by me (Chris Evans) and Hanzalah Ravat, and more. Added jetway (Ctrl J), fixed views and custom sounds. I have used the great textures by Xudeva Irribarra. FMS by JB panels - See FMC docs. Access FMC under Views - Instrument panel. FSX. Prepared and assembled for FSX by Chris Evans.

Boeing 777-200ER Privilege Style. Privilege Style is a charter airline based in Madrid, Spain. It operates passenger charter services throughout Europe and is based at Madrid, Barajas Airport. Privilege operates 1 B777-200 aircraft. Model by Skyspirit. Paint by Xudeva Irribarra

FSDS DH 104 Dove in Staravia livery circa 1981 with custom-built 2D panel by Saverio Maurri. There is no VC. Tested in windows 7, SP1-SP2 , Repaint by Stephen browning

FSX Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus Ohio with Helipad

This upgrade is for the Toyota Celica ST Liftback from 1973. Now the gauges are included, the tail spoiler and one texture is improved.

This is a new set of sounds for the Default Grumman Goose. ALL NEW INTERNAL SOUNDS from a real goose with twin P&W R985 Wasp radials. The external sounds are a combination of Elmo's and other freeware 985/Goose sounds. I have kept the MS default RPM4 prop buzz as I think it works really well in the realism department. As usual back up your original 'sound' folder and name it BAK_sound (or something similar) Just pop my sound folder into your FSX/Grumman Goose Airplane folder and you're good to go. Enjoy.

Before the First World War, airships had been used as commercial airline carriers and for reconnaissance vehicles by the Army, no one had considered using them as bombers. Designed by Count Ferdinand Von Zeppelin, the airships were built from a rigid cigar shaped metal structure of circular frames connected by longitudinal beams. This made them strong enough to be fitted with engines and to carry a useful payload. There were steering fins at the rear and gondolas suspended below for the crew and engines. More crew compartments were inside the main frame as well as spaces for cargo and bags that contained the hydrogen gas for lift.

Before the First World War, airships had been used as commercial airline carriers and for reconnaissance vehicles by the Army, no one had considered using them as bombers. Designed by Count Ferdinand Von Zeppelin, the airships were built from a rigid cigar shaped metal structure of circular frames connected by longitudinal beams. This made them strong enough to be fitted with engines and to carry a useful payload. There were steering fins at the rear and gondolas suspended below for the crew and engines. More crew compartments were inside the main frame as well as spaces for cargo and bags that contained the hydrogen gas for lift.

Chalgrove Airfield (ICAO: EGLJ) is a former Second World War airfield in Oxfordshire, England. The airfield is located approximately 3 mi (4.8 km) north-northeast of Benson; about 42 mi (68 km) north-northwest of London. Opened in 1943, it was used by both the Royal Air Force and United States Army Air Forces. During the war it was used primarily as a combat reconnaissance airfield. It was closed in late 1946 and today, the airfield is primarily used by the Martin-Baker company for testing ejector seats. Source: Wikipedia