CFS1 Supermarine Type 224 Designed in 1930 by R.J.Mitchell to government specification F.7/30. The type 224 was a prelude to Mitchell's masterpiece the Spitfire. The type 224 used experiences gained from the development of the successful Schneider Trophy seaplanes. The type 224 was first flown on 19th February 1934, but its performance wasn't as good as was expected. The steam cooling for the Goshawk engine was not a success and was deemed to be vulnerable in combat. The Type 224 failed to live up to expectations and ended its days as a gunnery target. Les Stone

CFS1 AAC Fleet of library ships. Nine ships made with CFS1 "library.bgl" objects. Need water class list to be on hard surface to "float" and Tail Gunner (TG2) to defend themselves and "return fire". Ships all have original sounds, panels, AIR (SEA?) ,and DP files with never seen before special effects. Made for Allied Air Corp games by Guy Gauvreau, a.k.a. Hubbabubba, and now up for grab by all. Have fun and enjoy!

Combat Flight Simulator C47 floatplane used by the Coast Guard after WWII.

CFS1 Fun game Sopwith Camel, 10 colors, all with reduced collision bubbles that lets you get "close and personnal" without blowing-up for no reason! In the readme file, you will find detailed instructions to make your own livery in five minutes! Microsoft© airplane adapted by Guy Gauvreau, a.k.a. Hubbabubba, for Allied Air Corp fun games, and now available to all. Have fun and enjoy!

Second aircraft in my KG 200 collection, this time showing a captured jeep. AlthoughG 200 only operated aircraft, it still makes a fun thing to fly. The guns can be aimed with TG2. Just for grins, I added the DP from a B-17! Sorry there is no panel, I'm working on that.

This is a fictional repaint of the stock P-51 showing it in KG 200 colors. KG 200 operated captured Allied aircraft, among other secretive things. More KG 200 aircraft to come!

Finnish Air Force Bf 109e during the Winter War of 1939 to 1940. Repaint of the default 109e.

This is a flyable German WWII Ambulance for CFS1, originaly a 6x6 by Andrew Tremblay.

Hawker Hector - CFS1 One of the many derivatives of the Hawker Hart family, the Hector was an Army co-operation aircraft which lasted until WW2. Powered by a Napier Dagger.This aircraft was developed from Mike Hill's Hawker Hart and as such all credit fot the initial work must go to him as does all the restrictions on publishing. my work entailed wing and engine alterations and the same restrictions apply with these. Otherwise enjoy the Hector Les Stone 2008

P-51b_Beeson_cfs North American P-51B. This model is intended to represent the P-51b as flown by Maj. Duane W. Beeson, of the 4th Fighter Group, based in Debden, England, on or around March of 1944. Original model by Bill Black Flight Dynamics and paint by EchoWars