This is an update for FS X acceleration of the Boeing 737-300 by Erick Cantu and repainted by Andrew Struppa. I have updated the flight dynamics and given it a panel. No virtual cockpit. You need the original aircraft for this update to work. Bob Chicilo.

FSX St Louis Photoreal Scenery. This is high resolution, 1 meter/pixel, terrain scenery for St Louis, Missouri (MO). Section, E, is one of 30. A map and decriptions show the section locatons and some feature details. This photoscenery is for day use only and will work for any season, but shows only the USGS aerial photo data taken in March 2002. The default FSX mesh works well with this photoscenery and no additional mesh for the area needs to be purchased. The 30 sections of scenery, totaling 2 Gb, contains photoreal terrain textures, encompassing an area bounded by 31.7 E-W and 27.4 N-S miles (about 870 square miles). Each section is independant, but the user may want most or all sections to provide continutiy and completeness. By Jim Jones.

FSX St Louis Photoreal Scenery. This is high resolution, 1 meter/pixel, terrain scenery for St Louis, Missiour (MO). Section, CC, is one of 30. A map and decriptions show the section locatons and some feature details. This photoscenery is for day use only and will work for any season, but shows only the USGS aerial photo data taken in March 2002. The default FSX mesh works well with this photoscenery and no additional mesh for the area needs to be purchased. The 30 sections of scenery, totaling 2 Gb, contains photoreal terrain textures, encompassing an area bounded by 31.7 E-W and 27.4 N-S miles (about 870 square miles). Each section is independant, but the user may want most or all sections to provide continutiy and completeness. By Jim Jones.

FSX Piper PA28 201 Turbo Arrow PackageThis is Hauke Keitel's Piper PA28 201 Modified for Flight Simulator X .This Aircraft has been modified to the specs of a Piper PA28 201R-T Turbo Arrow circa 1977 - 1980 .The new flight dynamics were created to match the performance of real Turbo Charged Arrow's. Flight dynamics and performance tested and evaluated by real pilots. This Aircraft package has a improved 2D and VC cockpit with a New GPS Textures and Updates by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft Package Includes Pictures and performance Specs.

FSX Piper PA28 201 PackageThis is Hauke Keitel's Piper PA28 201 Modified for Flight Simulator X .This Aircraft has been modified to the specs of a Piper PA28 201R-T Turbo Arrow circa 1977 - 1980 .The new flight dynamics were created to match the performance of real Turbo Charged Arrow's. Flight dynamics and performance tested and evaluated by real pilots. This Aircraft package has a improved 2D and VC cockpit with a New GPS. Red and Gold Textures and Updates by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft Package Includes Pictures and performance Specs.

This is a big update of the previous MiG-21 with double sided, reflective textures, dynamic shine, improved cockpit and xml afterburner. Tested in FSX, exported with FS2004 SDK so it can be used in both but I'm not sure of what it's going to happen in FS2004. Made by Ricardo Batalha.

FSX St Louis Photoreal Scenery. This is high resolution, 1 meter/pixel, terrain scenery for St Louis, Missouri (MO). Section, F, is one of 30. A map and descriptions show the section locations and some feature details. This photoscenery is for day use only and will work for any season, but shows only the USGS aerial photo data taken in March 2002. The default FSX mesh works well with this photoscenery and no additional mesh for the area needs to be purchased. The 30 sections of scenery, totaling 2 Gb, contains photoreal terrain textures, encompassing an area bounded by 31.7 E-W and 27.4 N-S miles (about 870 square miles). Each section is independent, but the user may want most or all sections to provide continuity and completeness. By Jim Jones.

FSX St Louis Photoreal Scenery. This is high resolution, 1 meter/pixel, terrain scenery for St Louis, Missouri (MO). Section, H, is one of 30. A map and descriptions show the section locations and some feature details. This photoscenery is for day use only and will work for any season, but shows only the USGS aerial photo data taken in March 2002. The default FSX mesh works well with this photoscenery and no additional mesh for the area needs to be purchased. The 30 sections of scenery, totalling 2 Gb, contains photoreal terrain textures, encompassing an area bounded by 31.7 E-W and 27.4 N-S miles (about 870 square miles). Each section is independent, but the user may want most or all sections to provide continuity and completeness. By Jim Jones.

FSX St Louis Photoreal Scenery. This is high resolution, 1 meter/pixel, terrain scenery for St Louis, Missouri (MO. Section, I, is one of 30. A map and descriptions show the section locations and some feature details. This photoscenery is for day use only and will work for any season, but shows only the USGS aerial photo data taken in March 2002. The default FSX mesh works well with this photoscenery and no additional mesh for the area needs to be purchased. The 30 sections of scenery, totalling 2 Gb, contains photoreal terrain textures, encompassing an area bounded by 31.7 E-W and 27.4 N-S miles (about 870 square miles). Each section is independent, but the user may want most or all sections to provide continuity and completeness. By Jim Jones.

FSX St Louis Photoreal Scenery. This is high resolution, 1 meter/pixel, terrain scenery for St Louis, Missouri (MO). Section, L, is one of 30. A map and descriptions show the section locations and some feature details. This photoscenery is for day use only and will work for any season, but shows only the USGS aerial photo data taken in March 2002. The default FSX mesh works well with this photoscenery and no additional mesh for the area needs to be purchased. The 30 sections of scenery, totalling 2 Gb, contains photoreal terrain textures, encompassing an area bounded by 31.7 E-W and 27.4 N-S miles (about 870 square miles). Each section is independent, but the user may want most or all sections to provide continuity and completeness. By Jim Jones.