FS2004 Italian Air Force, North American F-86E/Canadair CL-13 MkIV, "Cavallino Rampante" Aerobatic Team Textures only for an aircraft belonged to "Cavallino Rampante" Aerobatic Team (4th Aerobrigata, Grosseto, Italy 1956). These textures require the FREEWARE original aircraft package by Kirk Olsson (sabrejet.zip here). Installation instructions are included. Repaint by Manuele Villa. 3MB

FS2004 Italian Air Force, North American F-86E/Canadair CL-13 MkIV, "Frecce Tricolori" Aerobatic Team, (Final livery) Textures only for an aircraft belonged to "Frecce Tricolori" Aerobatic Team (313Grp., Rivolto, Italy 1961). These textures require the FREEWARE original aircraft package by Kirk Olsson (sabrejet.zip here). Installation instructions are included. Repaint by Manuele Villa. 3MB

FS2004 Italian Air Force, North American F-86E/Canadair CL-13 MkIV, "Lanceri Neri" Aerobatic Team Textures only for an aircraft belonged to "Lanceri Neri" Aerobatic Team (2nd Aerobrigata, Treviso, Italy 1958). These textures require the FREEWARE original aircraft package by Kirk Olsson (here). Installation instructions are included. Repaint by Manuele Villa. 3MB

FS2004/FS2002 NA F-86F Sabre - Skyblazers, USAF Textures only Requires Mike's original file here. Textures by Ben Hartmann/UKMIL. 431K

FS2002 / FS2004 Supermarine Scimitar F.1 302 NAS, Royal Navy (1950's) Textures only. The Supermarine Scimitar was the Royal Navy's first operational jet strike aircraft and saw service from 1958 until 1969.. This is a repaint of the Scimitar By Kazunori Ito (Required here). Repaint by Ben Hartmann of UKMIL. 1MB

FS2004/2002 SAAB J-29F Tunnan (Flying Barrell). The Saab J-29 was the first European, post WWII, swept-wing jet fighter in service. It had a short, barrel-like fuselage and swept wings. The J-29 had high performance and heavy armament. The last versions(J-29F) had dogtooth wing extensions, an afterburner, and carried Sidewinder AAMs. Two kinds of model(Clean / with Tank and AAM) are included. by Kazunori Ito. 2MB

FS2004/2002 Short Seamew AS.1. The Short Seamew was a highly curious looking aircraft designed in 1951 by David Keith-Lucas of Shorts as a lightweight anti-submarine platform. This specification was in response to the alarming increase in capabilities of the Soviet submarine forces following World War II However, poor performance coupled with shifting defense doctrine meant that it never reached service. Only 19 being built before the project was cancelled. by Kazunori Ito. 1.3MB

FS2004 C.5 (F-86F) Ejercito Del Aire Espanol, Ala No4 Textures only. The aircraft represented in this package is C.5-87 (fuselage number 4-087 with green nose band) of Ala No 4 stationed at Palma de Mallorca. These textures are intended for use with Kirk Olsson's 'gMax Sabrejet' package. Only the textures unique to the aircraft are included so you will need to have the aircraft package installed first (here). Repaint by Frank Safranek. 1.2M

FS2004 SAAB J-29F "Tunnan" The Saab J-29 was the first swept wing jet built by Sweden, first flying in 1948. Designed around the Ghost engine and central air intake, the resulting rotound fuselage instantly resulted in the name "Tunnan", Swedish for "barrel". Models A and B were fighters, the model C was a photo recon plane, and the final F introduced an afterburner, and new dogtooth wing leading edges. J-29's served with the Swedish and Austrian air forces, and also served with the UN during the Congo Conflict. Swedish J-29's ended their days as target towing planes, and as"enemy forces" trainers. This pack includes the J-29F model in Austrian scheme, Virtual Cockpit (VC), afterburner effects and function and smooth-function XML gauges. MUST have J-29B.zip installed (above) for effects and gauges. Tim Conrad. 4.1MB

FS2004 SAAB J-29B "Tunnan" The Saab J-29 was the first swept wing jet built by Sweden, first flying in 1948. Designed around the Ghost engine and central air intake, the resulting rotound fuselage instantly resulted in the name "Tunnan", Swedish for "barrel". Models A and B were fighters, the model C was a photo recon plane, and the final F introduced an afterburner, and new dogtooth wing leading edges. J-29's served with the Swedish and Austrian air forces, and also served with the UN during the Congo Conflict. Swedish J-29's ended their days as target towing planes, and as"enemy forces" trainers. This pack includes the J-29B model in Swedish and UN schemes, VC's, and smooth-function XML gauges. J-29F model available in separate download, as J-29F. Tim Conrad. 8.7MB