FS2004 Avianca (Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia) Douglas DC-4 Registration HK-172. From January 22 of 1947 AVIANCA (National Airways of Colombia). FS Design Studio 2.20 complete reworked and improved model. Features full animated moving-parts with rolling wheels, suspension, steerable nose gear... It was a difficult but pleasant work for my REPAINT thanking to those that made this great one model REPAINT:JULIO MUÑOZ RAMIREZ. FDE reworked for FS2004 by Guenter Kirschstein. Livery paint by Dale DeLuca. Base design & textures by Arik Hohmeyer, complete design rework by Chris Grabow (FS-Design Berlin). 1.5MB

FS2004 1920 Fokker F2. A small passenger liner in KLM liverie with a luxuriusly furnished cabin. If you are a lover of tail draggers and vintage airplanes, you may wish to check this one out. For its time, she had some very modern lines on her, as you'll see with the rudder and cabin windows. It features functioning animated control surfaces, opening cabin door, some antiquish nav and interior lighting, and the reworked stock panel. This panel also offers a virtual cockpit with functioning guages. Gmax model and main textures by Gerard Van Der Harst, Airexotica.com. Reworking and texture mods by William Ortis. 2.7MB

FS2004 Avro Anson Mk1 Back to training WW2 style with the "Faithful Annie". Highly detailed model, with 2 paint schemes. Includes custom panel. Model, paint and FDE by David Garwood, panel by Dave Booker and Saverio Maurri. 6.1MB Virtual cockpit (VC)_ update here

FS 2004 D-Day C-47 Default FS9 Textures. Repaint of the Default FS9 DC-3 in the colors of the aircraft used by the 101st airborn division. Repaint by Stormtropper 3.7MB

FS2004/FS2002 Douglas DC-3 'DC-3 Airways' classic and 1940's MAAM-SIM liveries - Cargo Texture sets only, requiring the base model of the GMAX MAAM-SIM DC-3A available from www.maam.org. Will not work with the default FS2004 DC-3, or with any previous versions of the MAAM-SIM product. Fictional but official repaints for the virtual airline 'DC-3 Airways' and intended primarily for use by 'DC-3 Airways' pilots. Visit www.dc3airways.com to learn more. Download contains liveries in 'bare metal' and 'classic' versions. Aircraft repaints by Mark Beaumont. 15.2MB DCAMAAMF.ZIP

CFS2/FS2002/FS2004 WestLand Lysander Special Operations. This is the special operations version of the Lysander used in convert transport and recon. Paint scheme was for night flights over the channel and into occupied Europe. FSDSv2.x Model by Jim Jacobson. 3.4MB Update here

FS2004 Battleship Catapult Launch V2 This upload contains a Vought OS2U-3 Kingfisher and a model of the battleship USS Idaho set up for a realistic catapult launch. A flight starting on the catapult is included. The Kingfisher can be used as a stand alone aircraft. The Idaho and catapult are more detailed than the previous version. The battleship is located at Pearl Harbor next to Ford Island. Additional file rcbco-11.zip required (here). By Paul Clawson. Filename: Pultv2.zip

FS2004 Australian CAC Wirraway. Created with FSDSV2.24 Visual model,and moving parts by AU-MaV Engine 3d model By Tom Eads Pilot 3d model based on David Eckert's and Bill Mullins Pilots Textures by Peter Haley Panel by Johan "VIPER" Lemmers Flight Model by Bradburger/RC79 Fuel Gauge by Mike (MoparMike) Wagner Ground Effects by Jan Rosenberg. 6.4MB

FS2004/2002 Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat. Model created & painted by J R Lucariny. 1.6MB

FS2004/2002 Arado Ar E.555/1 Luft'46 Art Aircraft Series No.7. This aircraft is a bomber of the Flying Wing type researched from the concept of bomber that is more high-speed than the fighter. It was an aircraft that was able to fly the cruising range of 5000 km at the speed of about 800 km/h by installing the bomb of 4000 kg. Development was advanced aiming at practical use. However, development was suddenly discontinued by the instruction in only eight months. On December 28, 1944, Arado was ordered to cease all work on the E.555 series, probably due to the worsening war situation, and the need to concentrate aircraft development and production on fighters. By Kazunori Ito. 2.2MB