Secret Flight..Scotland 1940... The German Navy moved fast into the English Channel to disrupt British Shipping in 1940. German Submarines started sinking transport ships all over the coast of England. U-Boat 455 and 744 were assigned the north coast of Scotland. Their mission "Sink all shipping along the coast, forgive none". By December 1940 they had sunk four Freighters and 2 Naval Mine laying tugs.----As RAF Coastal Command Pilot officer you have been given the task to find U-Boat 455 and 744. The flight plan has been explained to you which must be flown until the mission is accomplished...Its ealy in the morning as you take off in your outdated Hampden.... Suggested Aircraft: Handley Page "Hampden" Download at: http://classicbritishfiles.com/index.php?option=com_remosito .. This is an FS9 model which flies very well in FSX...VC is nice. -----WW2 Episodes will be uploaded once a month----

Panel conversion of the fs2002 Pilatus B-4 (originally created by the GfORCE TEAM, THANKS for creating this model) to improve the appearance in FSX.

Panel conversion of the fs2002 Pilatus B-4 (originally created by the GfORCE TEAM, THANKS for creating this model) to improve the appearance in FS2004.

This is my first scenery built on my add-on career. The Heinz Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated Building is a fictional building, based on the Disney Channel Original Series, "Phineas and Ferb." The building is located in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington DC, St. Louis, Tokyo, London, and Paris. By Victor Vu.

FS2004/FSX Riddle/Airlift International textures for Tom Gibson/ Greg Pepper's DC-7C model. N310G depicted here was purchased by Swissair in 1958 and bought by Riddle in 1960 wher it was converted to a freighter. It was stored in Miami in 1968 and scrapped a short time later. These textures depict Airlift about 1964.

FSX Louisville PhotoReal Scenery This is high resolution, 1Meter/Pixel, terrain scenery for Louisville, Ky. This section, FF, features the East Center edge of the scenery. This photoscenery is for DAY USE ONLY and will work for any season, but shows only the USGS aerial photo data taken in April 2002. The default FSX mesh works well with this photoscenery and no additional mesh for the area needs to be purchased. This scenery was designed to work with an earlier release of FSX 3D scenery available on this site named LouFX0R and LouFX1R. By Jim Jones.

AEROSPATIALE SA 315B LAMA This SA315B Lama package contains two models created in Abacus FSDS2, one set of textures, 2D and 3D panel and custom made gauges and a custom sound system. The panel also uses some default B206 gauges. You will get error messages about FS98 gauges - just 'OK' these! The Lama is built in two different, to combinate models:The Rescue/Transport Model and the Passengers/Spray Model. Original FS2004 model by By Peter Salzgeber

You will see the "Staffel 17" of the Swiss Air Force on your FSX-Sky? No problem! Download this file (and the Airport LSMP Payerne above) and follow the instructions in the readme file, and you have 11 F/A 18 of the Swiss Air Force on your sky! They fly every day at 12:30 (GMZ) on Payerne to Zürich and back!

New version; it replaces Chile V.3. New scenery and improvements. Improvements to some of the airports and airfields in the previous versions. New scenery: Rengo (Los Gomeros), Rapelhuapi, Pichidangui, Los Confines and Marcel Marchant. Corrected coordinates some previous scenarios. The bridges of 8 to 25 SCEL coordinates are identified in AIP-Chile. Add Parque O'Higgins, Estadio Nacional for VFR traffic in Santiago. Tracks were removed signs that do not exist in reality at some airfields.Designed with ADE for FSX.

This is a FSX only complete .dds textures for the default FSX Douglas DC-3. Aircraft represented is a Spanish 792 Squadron, 79 Wing (in the AGA, Air Force pilots Academy) based on San Javier, Murcia, during last 60´s and first 70´s. Spanish ones were of many types, from DC-3 to various C-47 that were in the Air Force, then many in Iberia Spanish airlines, Spantax, Aeroflete, etc, and some of them again in the Air Force.