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6.79Mb (5160 downloads)
FS2004 AI scenery traffic. This is nice work by Ray Parker. The various T38 aircraft sit at their parking spots, canopies closed, cockpits empty, red flags marking the "Remove before flight" items swaying in the breeze. At departure time the canopies open, pilots show up, red flags and respective items removed. Plane taxis, pilot and co looking around, to the hold-short spot, canopy than closes, plane takes position and rolls for the take off. AI T38 Talon painted in NASA colours - 16 Talons in all. Complete model including flight plans. Special thanks to Jake Burrus and Kevin Ried for the T38 model and Mike Macintyre for the FDE.
Posted Feb 10, 2009 17:36 by Fern
59.37Mb (16550 downloads)
Antonov An-12BK (Cub) Package for FS 2004 - beta-version. Legendary Russian turboprop
long ranger transport, which is well known in many countries.
GMax model, complete animation, detailed worker VC with 3D by crew and animation co-pilot.
8 versions textures, panel and gauges, view from a cabin of the navigator.
Effects. Paint-Kit. Detailed manual is included. It is necessary to read this manual!
Author - Vladimir Zhyhulskiy (model, 2D panel,VC, gauges,textures, effects),
Dmitriy Smirnov (textures, aerodynamics).
Posted Feb 10, 2009 06:52 by Vladimir Zhyhulskiy
11.94Mb (6780 downloads)
Boeing 737-800 LOT Polish Airlines. Original model by Project Opensky
Posted Feb 10, 2009 05:16 by Stanis Law
4.13Mb (6574 downloads)
Fuelpanel-extension for the Richard Probst B727 panel. I used his fuelpanelbitmaps and did some xml-programming.
You get working X-feed, fuelpumps, fuelloader/-unloader, fueldump, flaps-callouts, spoiler-gauge.
Of course Doug Dawsons xlm-interfacegauges are used! For experienced FS9-Users!
Probst panel is included in several aircraft such as this one.:
http://www.simviation.com/simviation/static.php?ID=83&page=151
Posted Feb 8, 2009 11:24 by Edi Hirsch
20.78Mb (16119 downloads)
Airliner environment upgrade: Autoland and Engine Exhaust System/APU (improved), Vertical Navigation, Wingtip Vortices, Auto Cabin announcements, Co-pilot touchdown assistance, Engine abuse warning, 3D cruise level condensation trails, Cold-and-dark procedure. Full installation instructions for most common freeware passenger airliners - listings included. By Martyn Becker. File size - 21MB
Posted Feb 7, 2009 13:02 by Martyn Becker
2.52Mb (2509 downloads)
New photoreal No. 144 of Flottille 32F texture of the French Navy for the original Super Frelon by GMAX ACADEMY for fS9 (not tested on FSX).
Required files:
required file
Posted Feb 6, 2009 19:40 by Mathieu Bothorel
7.68Mb (994 downloads)
Ockenburg, Holland, 1939 Scenery
13.39Mb (450 downloads)
World War 2 Ockenburg Holland 1993-1940 Scenery. AFCAD by FSpe (Peter-Evert Jansen) Buildings by spray can (Jaap Baare) Additional help (fstheo)Theo Asselman All members of the DutchFS forum http://www.dutchfs.com
and many thanks to Cees donkrs for the new grass
Posted Feb 6, 2009 09:01 by fspe Evert jansen
30.77Mb (13164 downloads)
EMB-175 package with custom sounds and 2d panel. (No VC). Airlines included: NWA-Northwest Airlink, US Airways Express '400th', Delta Connection, Delta Connection Shuttle America,Trip Linhas Aereas and Air Canada. Paulo Henrique Fagundes/ Hanger FS
Posted Feb 5, 2009 12:06 by Paulo Henrique Fagundes
13.27Mb (4954 downloads)
Boeing 747-400 Air France. Boeing 747-400 V4 model by Project Opensky.
Posted Feb 5, 2009 11:38 by Ryan C
17.07Mb (8174 downloads)
FS2004 Dornier Do228-212 upgrade.
19 seat passenger and utility STOL aircraft.
Caribbean Island Hoppers, Air Guadeloupe & Air Caraibes.
New photorealistic panel with IFR, VFR and landing views.
All new custom gauges with smooth needle action and 3D appearance,
programmed in C+++. New fuel and electrical systems. VC also updated.
New flight dynamics taken from Pilot's Operating Handbook. Panel
tutorial enclosed. Aircraft by Jean-Pierre Brisard, Bob May,
Joe Zerilli - Premier Aircraft Design. Professional quality panel
upgrade by Benoît Dubé, Jean-Pierre Bourgeois,
Jean-Pierre Brisard and Jean-Pierre Langer.
Posted Feb 5, 2009 07:25 by bob.may@premaircraft.com