FS2004 Fokker S-14 Mach-Trainer L-8. The Fokker S14 Mach-trainer was the first purpose designed and built, side by side seated, jet trainer. First Flight 19 May 1951. Only 20 were built and used by the Royal Netherlands Air Force from 1955 till 1967.The modelling and texturing is brought to the highest detail possible and a new 2D and Virtual Cockpit added. Paintscheme presented here is as the L-8 operated during the early days with the RNLAF. Features annimated landinggear, flightcontrols, lights, canopy and ground services and a fully functional VC. This issue includes the earlier released fix. By David Wooster and Emile Lancee.

Textures only! Repaint for the excellent model by Tom Gibbson and Greg Pepper, showing one of four DC-6B used by the German Luftwaffe (13+01 to 13+04)Based uppon an Original-Photo found in the Ron Picciani Collection!

Boeing 737 AEW & C E7A Wedgetail. The Boeing 737 AEW&C is a twin-engine airborne early warning and control aircraft. It is lighter than the 707-based Boeing E-3 Sentry, and mounts a fixed, active electronically scanned array radar antenna instead of a rotating one. It was designed for the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) under "Project Wedgetail" and designated E-7A Wedgetail. 2 textures - RAAF and Turkish AF. Model created by TDS - Tenkuu Developers Studio

This is a repaint for Kazunori Ito's T2C Buckeye, available on this site. The aircraft "The Spirit of 76" was assigned to VT-26, NAS Pensacola and was prepared by the Rockwell Company and the United States Navy for the celebration of America's 200th anniversary in 1976. Just to the rear of the air intakes "The City of Beeville Texas" appears, honoring that city and its place in American history. I originally did this repaint for my own enjoyment and as a part of my learning to repaint an aircraft; I am still learning. This was actually my second attempt at a repaint many months ago. I decided to put the aircraft out there for other simmers; perhaps some of you might enjoy the "Spirit of 76" as much as I have. Original model is by Kazunori Ito, repaint by Ron, Wildman, Gillam.

This is a repaint(textures only) for Kazunori Ito's A-4M, available on this site. The aircraft is an A-4M BuNo 159486 assigned to VF-126 in December 1992. VF-126 was tasked with performing adversary training for the Pacific Fleet Air Wings and was stationed out of NAS Miramar until deactivated in 1996. Original model by Kazunori Ito, repaint by Ron, Wildman, Gillam.

These are updates I've done for the freeware Virtavia F-101 Voodoo. The VC has been completely redone using a scratch made gauge package. I've completely deleted the 2D panel. I never use it any way. I've also done some tweaks to the aircraft cfg., along with some new effects. All these updates breathe some fresh life into the old bird. This is the complete aircraft. Enjoy! By Bob Erwin.

This is a repaint (textures only), of Kazunori Ito's A4C available on this site. This Aircraft depicts the A4E, BuNo 151118, flown by VF-43 in the mid 1990's. VF-43 was the aggressor squadron assigned to NAS Fallon, tasked with providing aggressor aircraft for the United States Navy Fighter Weapons School (Top Gun). The U.S. Navy Fighter Weapons School (Top Gun), moved from Miramar, known as "Fighter Town USA", to Fallon in 1996 as the Navy had decided to close Miramar or significantly down size the facility.

This is a repaint(textures only) for Kazunori Ito's G91R/1A, available on this site. The aircraft, number 41, was a part of the 30th anniversary flyby in May 1987; a flyby that had twenty-one G91 Gina's from 2 Stormo in formation forming the numerals "30" across the sky over S. Angelo's runway. Original model by Kazunori Ito, repaint by Ron, Wildman, Gillam.

This is a repaint(textures only) for Kazunori Ito's J22 Orao, available in this site in both FS2004 and FSX updated versions. The aircraft depicted appeared in 2012 at a Serbian Air Show. The unique paint scheme comes from inspiration of the word "Orao" meaning Eagle. Original model by Kazunori Ito, repaint by Ron, Wildman, Gillam

This aircraft is a repaint (textures only) for Kazunori Ito's G91R1A available on this site. The aircraft is representative of the 2nd Stormo Demonstration and Display G91 at their 30th Anniversary Celebration in May 1987. Original model by Kazunori Ito, repaint by Ron Wildman Gillam.