Textures only - this is a fantasy livery created just for fun and visual pleasure for use on the outstanding SectionF8 Sabre Aircraft. Many more liveries for this aircraft are available at http://www.gjsmith.net

Textures Only - this is a fantasy tinker in creating a reflective golden livery as a tribute to the SectionF8 Team for their outstanding F86 Sabre - many more liveries available for this aircraft at http://www.gjsmith.net

Douglas DC-6 KLM Textures for Jens Kristensen's DC-6 Package. Having been an operator of the Douglas DC-2, DC-3, DC-4 and DC-5, it seemed only logical that KLM (celebrating its 90th anniversary in 2009) purchased the DC-6 for its long-haul routes. Seemed, because KLM already operated the Lockheed L-049 Constellation, the DC-6's competitor. Nevertheless, Connie and DC-6 marched on together quite well. Enclosed in this package are five repaints of DC-6's during several stages in their life with KLM. The 1957 livery of PH-DPP was an interim-livery (see the 'old fashioned' white lettering and the early-fifties style cowlings). The 1962 livery of PJ-DPI seems to have been an attempt to fit into the new house style of KLM without having to respray the fuselage, as the DC-6 reached the end of its KLM carreer anyway. These are textures only. You will require Jens B. Kristensen's Douglas DC-6 . Original textures by Jens B. Kristensen. Repaints by Maarten Brouwer.

FS2004 Boeing B-777-300ER Fictional Pink Floyd repaint - textures only. Pink Floyd - The Final Gig World Tour 2009 Model: Melvin Rafi (B777-300 available on this site). Basic repaint: Pluna from S.Ferreira Pink Floyd repaint: J.v.S. (almost every brick in the wall handpainted) Functions: opening doors, folding wings, night strobes (more to come soon), cabin views, three different in flight movies. Ambiente sound to come in the next release. Update to come within 2 months, just wanted to see, if there's anyone out there wanting to fly the rest of the Floyd around the world :) Have fun, Juergen

FS2004 Douglas DC-6 ver 2.0. This package includes the DC-6 in its earliest form with short nose (no weather radar) and round-tipped Curtiss Electric propellers as delivered to the first DC-6 customers in 1946-48. The later aircraft had the more well-known, square-tipped 'paddle' propellers, and this version is included as well. Most, if not all, of the early DC-6's were later modernized to this standard, and many (especially from the U.S. operators) had weather radar installed in a longer nose. This package contains most variants, including liveries for American, United, Delta, Panagra, SAS, Sabena and KLM, nine aircraft in all. The KLM repaint is by Maarten Brouwer. Flight dynamics based on work by FSAviator. For FS2004; FSX users should get DC6_V20X.zip instead. By Jens B. Kristensen.

Boeing 747-400FV4 NCA- Nippon Cargo Airlines. Original model created by Project Opensky.

HD - 1 Swift. The result of bored stiff engineers asking “How big a jet engine can you strap to your ass?” Improved landing gear and landing performance since last build. New dynamic 3D virtual cockpit and 2D instrument panel. More texture mapping completed. Plus the standard stuff like the 14ft wing span; 16ft fuselage; Mach 1.8; 3700lb thrust jet; animatedreverse thrust, animated dual slotted fowler flaps and slats. animated speed brakes and spoilers, animated trailing link landing gear with dual wheels and nose steering.

Pack 2 with new texture (photorealistic) . The pack contains one Tie Fighter, one Tie interceptor, one Tie Bomber, one Tie advanced X-1(Darth Vador's aircraft).

Textures for Rick Pipers excellent Jet Provost For FS2004 in the colours of Top Gun Tasmania. The Original Aircraft by Rick Piper is required. Top Gun Tasmania is based in Hobart Tasmania and offers aerobatic flights in the Jet Provost and the CJ6a Nanchang. For more information visit their website at www.topguntasmania.com.au. Repaint by Matthew Devenish.

Creating Icons & Popup Windows - an Illustrated Tutorial. Have you ever wanted to add an icon to a panel which will "call" a pop-up window displaying a picture or chart or a gauge which is not already available? This step by step illustrated tutorial will show you how to accomplish that task. No programming knowledge is required - just a little patience. All necessary files are included. If I can can do it, anyone can. Just unzip to a folder of you choice and enjoy. This procedure has been tested in FS2004 only. Compiled in DOC and PDF formats for your flying enjoymen by David "Opa" Marshall.