FS2004 and FS2002 EFFECTS: MASSIVE CRASH 2 THE CRASH IS BACK. This is an all new version with a larger BANG than ever! Like the first version, Massive Crash 2 is an enhancement of the default files that control visual crash effects. It generates and depicts a larger scale and intensity of crash based on the aircraft being used and physics involved with each individual crash situation. It requires crash damage detection be enabled in Flight Simulator and a visual damage line edited into the aircraft configuration files for the planes you wish the enhanced effects to function with. Comes complete with simple instructions. By Nick Needham. 653K

FS2004/2002 Goa'uld Death Glider from Stargate SG1. This is a fully functioning and elaborate model of the first level Death Glider single passenger alien fighter. It features a pilot, working retracting transport rings, glowing Zatt cannons, and incredible speeds up to Mach 4.24. Its landing gear is a magnetic hover field like in the original movie. This captured alien craft is extremely fun to fly and visually impressive. Created by William Ortis, Lionheart Creations Ltd. Thanks to MGM for Stargate, a superb Movie and Series. (Please read the 'Read Me' file before flight, Important). 1.2MB

FS2004 and FS2002 EFFECTS: Nick's Jet Smoke ***FINAL EDITION*** This update is the FINAL VERSION of my smoke effect project. It is the result of weeks in tweaking and testing. Coupled with the enormous amount of feedback provided by the community the effects have developed into this awesome upgrade which I personally endorse and use. This update contains and entire list (see Readme) of visual quality fixes which include resolving issues coupled with using the simulator dynamic weather feature while running the effects and frame rate issues from the first update. It also includes a complete tutorial on how to tweak the visual effects and the original .xml gauge to your personal taste. By Nick Needham. 761K Update: Missing B777 Smoke Effects. 10K

FS2004 Peewee Flyer RC Aircraft. The Peewee Flyer is a real remote controlled aircraft, made flyable in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. Mastering this aircraft is a challange and takes an experienced pilot to keep stable. By Mike Thurman. 96K

FS2004 Yaw Damper Solution If you are one of those that still flying with the Yaw Damper system NOT working... here's the solution. By Ioshen / José Antonio Moreno. 1.8MB

Black Shuck Falcon Video A video of a brilliant F-16 Falcon displaying at RIAT 2002. All timed to the tunes of The Darkness' song Black Shuck. The Video is actually timed to the song. Original film taken by Anthony Hicks and edited by P.Saverux. 5MB

FS2000/2002 2 jet engine panel This panel is designed for all kind of small jet engine(2) airplanes. Version 1.0 was the first panel I ever designed! This version 3.0 includes some new improvements and has also FS2002 cabin light support, internal views, a removeable flightyoke and some new gauges. This panel has also support for gpws add-ons, like VCP 2000 and GPWS98 and has internal views. I have also included a new Gulfstream V winampskin. By Frank Elfert. 4.7MB

FS2000 / 2002 Boeing 717 3D Flight Deck - Designed by Vincent Lous. 4.5MB

FS2002 Alternative panel for use with Do24-K (here). Adds a working 3-engine controll unit. All gauges included. INSTALLATION: Unzip into you main FS2002 folder and go! Freeware Gauges made by Dragonflight Design, HGHB and unknown Authors. Panel configuration by Jorge Salas Panel Bitmap by Mathias Pommerien. 1.6MB

Cessna (close-up) (fs200x standard/PRO) This panel is designed Cessna's but this panel can also be used for other airplanes with 1 engine. This is my second panel from project: Close UP. This panel has also support for gpws add-ons, like VCP 2000 and GPWS98 and has internal views. The panel is tested in FS2000 and FS2002 without any problems. Tested screen resolution: 640x480, 800x600, 1024x786 and 1280x1024. I have also included my most recent version of my flightsim.bat. It's a very good tool, to update my panels. I have also included a new Cessna winampskin. By Frank Elfert. 3.7MB