New cfs2 effect textures New improved effects. By stiz. 97K

CFS2 Cylon Raider Mk2 from The tv series "Battlestar Galactica". uses lear45 sound files. gauges included. original model,panel,textures,air and dp files by Bob Kelley. 1.5MB CFS2 Cylon Rraider Patch - fixes landing gear and gauge failures also an updated .air file. 46K

CFS2 Ships: AF-VN Atlanta '42 and San Diego '44 This package contains two versions of the Atlanta Class Light Cruiser. The first is USS Atlanta, the lead of the class, as she was in late 1942 just prior to her sinking. The second is USS San Diego, who was second in WWII battle stars to only one ship, the Big-E, as she was after her early 1944 refit. Also included are two historical demo missions about Atlanta and Juneau's last two days off Guadalcanal and the air attacks on them 11 and 12 November 1942. 3.2MB

CFS2 AF=Midway Amphibious Warfare Pak I This package contains updated versions of all of my older Amphibs and four brand new ones. You can toss out the old ones, these are complete ships with all new multi-res GMax models and the number of textures has been reduced. The new ships are the LST Mk. II, LCM-3/6 and 2 LCI-G’s. Up-dated ships are the LCVP, LCT Mk. 5 & 6, LCI-L 1 and 351 Class. Nine ships in all. Also included in this package is something totally new to CFS2, the glider gun. An aircraft that looks like a small gun that will engage ground objects (ships, vehicle, etc.) by gliding to a static ground position and then firing on enemy infrastructure. A demo mission and scenery are included. This item will add a whole new level of realism to CAS Missions. I have also included a short tutorial on building missions with it. Invade At Will! Pen32Win. 1.8MB

CFS2 AF=Midway Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel This package contains the boat that put the Higgins in what people most commonly refer to as the Higgins Boat. Over 20,000 of these small craft were used by the allies. It was these boats that made the D-Day landings at Normandy, the Marshalls, Tarawa, Iwo Jima, and hundreds of lesser-known places possible. Without Higgins' uniquely designed craft there could not have been a mass landing of troops and material on European shores or on the beaches of the Pacific islands, at least not without a tremendously higher rate of Allied casualties. I have included two versions, one with the .30 Cals and one without. Use one or both, I've packaged them both as complete ships for ease of installation. You can also rename it and replace what CFS2 calls the USS Landing Craft Infantry, which is incorrect as the LCI was a much different ship. 267K

CFS2 AF=Midway LCI(L) 351 Class This package contains both the ramps up and down mdls. Created with Gmax. The 351 Class was designed using the knowledge gained from the 1-350 Class and was intended as a replacement for them. As it turned out the 1-350 Class was much heartier than both its designers and the Navy had imagined. Thus it ended up serving side by side with its older sibling from the Marshall Islands in the PTO and Normandy in the ETO through the end of the war. While the 351 Class was set upon the same basic hull as the 1-350 it was all new above the well deck and internally. Th bow was raised, a new superstructure and con gave the 351’s a much beefier and less angular look with rounded corners and a round con. 747 351 Class LCI(L)’s were completed in two versions. Almost all of the first 672 had the familiar troop ramps which this ship represents. There were several in the 700 block that incorporated the new bow with doors somewhat like an LST. The split door type bow would be used later on all of the hulls from 1023 to 1098. 607K

CFS2 AF=Midway Landing Craft Ramp Down Series This package contains the LCT Mk. V, LCT Mk. VI and LCI(L) 1-350 Class all with their ramps down. I had a request for these so now you'll have a choice. Created with Gmax. 510K

CFS2 AF=Midway Landing Craft Infantry (Large) 1-350 Class With flat bottoms and only a two-foot draft forward, LCI(L)'s were capable of landing directly on the beach. A stern winch and anchor enabled the LCI to pull itself off the beach and return to its mother ship. Originally thought to be “one trip” expendables, they were not long on habitability or design finesse. The craft turned out to be more robust and survivable than anticipated. The design was revised and, with American input, the conning tower extended upward to provide better visibility, thus producing the first major class – the “square con” or 1-350 Class. There were two major classes of LCI(L) Landing Craft Infantry (Large)'s used by the allies in WWII. The 1-350 Class which this model recreates and there were also two variants of the 351 Class one with the familiar bow ramps and another that utilized a bow door system like the LST's and LSM's used. The 351 Class is my next project. Created with Gmax. 268K

CFS2 AF=Midway - US/GB Landing Craft Tank Mk. VI LCTs were the Navys all purpose general duty vessel. Besides carrying tanks ashore they were used for many different purposes. They served in all theaters from start to finish. LCTs were built in two models. The MK5 had a bow ramp only in contrast to the MK6 which had both a bow and stern ramp providing the ability to drive though it. They were often used as a bridge from an LST to the shore. At wars end all MK5s were disposed of while the MK6s were redesignated as Utility Landing Ship LSU in 1949 and redesignated Landing Craft Utility LCU, 15 April 1956. Created with gmax. 141K

CFS2 AF=Midway - US/GB Landing Craft Tank Mk. V LCTs were the Navys all purpose general duty vessel. Besides carrying tanks ashore they were used for many different purposes. They served in all theaters from start to finish the Mk. V was there. LCTs were built in two models. The MK5 had a bow ramp only in contrast to the MK6 which had both a bow and stern ramp. At wars end all MK5s were disposed of while the MK6s were redesignated as Utility Landing Ship LSU in 1949 and redesignated Landing Craft Utility LCU, 15 April 1956. Created with gmax. 133K