FS2004/2002 Sepecat Jaguar GR1 Set 2 Produced to meet a joint Anglo-French requirement in 1965 for a dual-role advanced/operational trainer and tactical support aircraft. The Jaguar has been sold overseas to Nigeria, Ecuador, India and Oman. ALPHA Simulations. 11.1MB

FS2004/2002 Sepecat Jaguar GR1 Set 1. Produced to meet a joint Anglo-French requirement in 1965 for a dual-role advanced/operational trainer and tactical support aircraft. The RAF variant entered service in 1973 and has since been transformed into a highly potent fighter-bomber, having participated extensively in the First Gulf War, subsequently being involved in many operations in the Balkans and most recently the Second Gulf War.The RAF's Jaguar fleet has recently undergone a major upgrade programme and been designated as the Jaguar GR3. The RAF has 4 Jaguar squadrons. Nos 6, 41, 54 and 16(R), all based at RAF Coltishall. ALPHA Simulations. 9.2MB

FS2004 Boeing B-52M StratoFortress. This a "what if" version of the B-52 that speculates what it might look like if the Air Force continues to upgrade and enhance the mighty "BUFF". This aircraft is built for FS2004. The aircraft may work in FS2002, but I do not support it. Use Shift-E to open the crew hatch. Use Shift-E 2 to open the bomb bay. Mike Stone. 1.2MB

FS2002/FS2004 FMA IA-63 Pampa. The FMA IA 63 Pampa is an advanced trainer aircraft with combat capability, produced in Argentina by FMA with assistance from Dornier of Germany. Heavily influenced by the Dassault-Breguet/Dornier Alpha Jet design, the main difference of the Pampa lies in being a smaller aircraft with one engine instead of two, and in having straight wings instead of swept wings. The Pampa prototype first flew on October 6, 1984. Production has been delayed and hampered by the state of the Argentinian economy, and as a result only 20 production aircraft have been built for the Argentinian Air Force. Three kinds of models(Clean / with Pylon / with Weapon set) and two kinds of paint exsmples(Camouflage / ProtoType) are included. by Kazunori Ito. 3.1MB

FS2002/FS2004 Lockheed A-12 Black Bird. The Lockheed A-12 was designed in the late 1950s for the CIA as a follow-on to the U-2 under a programme codename "Oxcart". The aircraft first flew from Groom Lake on 26 Apr 62 piloted by Lou Schalk. The aircraft was designed to directly overfly a target, as opposed to 'standing-off' a target and taking oblique photographs. A variety of different cameras could be carried in the 'Q' bay immediately behind the pilot. A variety of ECM packages were carried in the chine bays. The A-12 remains the fastest, highest flying plane ever built and achieved a speed of Mach 3.35 and a height of 95,000ft. by Kazunori Ito. 1.2MB

FS2004 PC-21 RAF 207 Sqn Fictional Textures only. Requires aircracft BY Tim Piglet Conrad Here. Chris Ginet/UKMil. 737K

FS2004 RAF Vickers Valiant XD818 Textures only. This aircraft is currently stored at the RAF Museum AT RAF Cosford. This updates the standard scheme to remove the black areas not painted anymoreRequires the Alphasim Valiant here. UKMIL. 1MB

FS2004 RAF Vickers Valiant in XD818 Textures only. XD818 is currently stored at the RAF Museum AT RAF Cosford. This updates the standard scheme to remove the black areas not painted anymore Requires the Alphasim Valiant here. UKMIL. 992K

FS2004 Chance Vought Cutlass F7-U. The F7U Cutlass was a U.S. Navy carrier based jet fighter and fighter-bomber of the early Cold War. Also was the first jet to use afterburner on Navy. Model by RanchoJEN team. J.E.Narcizo. 1.3MB

FS2004 Tupolev TU-95MS “Bear” Package. Legendary Russian nuclear bomber, one of symbols of Cold war. The example of air longevity - created in 1954 he many times was modified and now stands on arms in Russia. In the given model his most perfect modification - Tu-95MS - carrier winged missiles X-55. G-max model with full animation, worker VC with completely animation by gauges and animation co-pilot is submitted. Two new effects - smoke and drop missiles X-55. Panel.The in-depth manual is applied in doc - and - html a format. Autor - V.Zhyhulskiy. 8.2MB