FS98/CFS/2000/CFS2/2002 IAI Kfir C2. Aircraft and FS98 compliant textures included. Original by Alphasim. Repainted by Derek 'Deke' Wakefield. 382K

FS98/CFS/2000/CFS2/2002 McDonnell RF-101C Voodoo s/n 60110. Aircraft and FS98 compliant textures included. Original by Alphasim. Repainted by Derek 'Deke' Wakefield. 255K

FS98/CFS/2000/CFS2/2002 McDonnell RF-101C Voodoo Camo. Aircraft and FS98 compliant textures included. Original by Alphasim. Repainted by Derek 'Deke' Wakefield. 175K

FS98/CFS AMI Alenia F-104S/ASA-M Starfighter (9-41) The F-104S/ASA-M is a further development of the Italian F-104S and is fitted with up-to-date avionics and weapon delivery systems. This F-104S/ASA-M has the "Europe Camo" color scheme as it appeared in 1988 when it was delivered at the 9th Wing. Its primary role was interception and air superiority. The 9th Wing of the Italian Air Force was based on Grazzanise "Carlo Romagnoli" Air Base, Caserta. Designed by Alpha Simulations. Sound by M.Hambly. Textures, Panel, Damage Profile, Flight Dynamics and Package by Simone Prattico. 3.8MB

FS98/CFS/FS2000 F104G Starfighter FX61 to FX66 built for the Virtual Tiger31 Sqn Original afx by Michael Gurezka Remodelled, painted and updated by by Colin Norwood. 452K

FS98/CFS Northrop/McDonnell Douglas YF-23A "Black Widow" II PAV-1 87800 "Grey Ghost" The YF-23A "Black Widow II" was the Northrop/McDonnell Douglas team's entry into the Advanced Tactical Fighter (ATF) competition. It was a supersonic "Stealth" fighter. Along with its Stealth capabilities, the YF-23A was designed to "Supercruise". This meant that the YF-23A "Black Widow II" could cruise supersonic without the use of engine augmentation or "afterburning." YF-23A "Black Widow" II PAV-1 (S/N 87-800) is currently at the USAF Test Center Museum at Edwards Air Force Base, California. Model design by Paul Hartl, Background Panel Image by Chuck Dome, Sound by Walker Grant, Flight Dynamics, Checklist, Panel and Package by Simone Prattico'. 4.5MB

FS98/CFS De Havilland DH-100 Vampire Anthology This is an Anthology of nine De Havilland DH-100 Vampire from various Air Forces from all over the World. Included are Vampires from: Royal Air Force, Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Australian Air Force, Italian Air Force, Indian Air Force, Switzerland Air Force, Mexican Air Force, Venezuelan Air Force, France Air Force. Aircraft Design from Antoine Delacretaz; Moving Parts from Pattick Boissel; Sound from Mike Hambly; Texture, Flight Model, Panel, Damage Profile and Package by Simone Prattico'. 3.5MB

Updated FS98/CFS AMI Aeritalia F-104S Starfighter (9-41). The F-104S is a develop of the original F-104G with a more powerful engine, stronger body structure, improvements to avionics and ordinance capabilities and two new lateral tail fins for better stability at high speeds. The F-104S was choosen by the Italian Air Force in 1966 to replace its fleet of F-104G. Almost all the 206 F-104S were directly produced in Italy by Aeritalia which produced also 40 aircraft for the Turkish Air Force. This aircraft is from the 9th Wing "Francesco Baracca" of the 10th Group of the Italian Air Force (AMI) which received its first F-104S in early 1972. This F-104S has the "Europe Camo" color scheme as it appeared in 1970s and 1980s. Its primary role was interception and air superiority. Designed by Alpha Simulations. Sound by M.Hambly. Textures, Panel, Damage Profile, Flight Dynamics and Package by Simone Prattico'. 3.8MB

Updated FS98/CFS Alenia F-104S/ASA-M Tribute. A complete set of F104S/ASA-M from all the Wings of the Italian Air Force which own this special and amazing "Rocket whit a man whitin". These are the last Starfighters flying in an Air Force and, in the year of their dismission, this package is a tribute to the best aircraft in the world. Designed by Alpha Simulations. Sound by M.Hambly. Textures, Panel, Damage Profile, Flight Dynamics and Package by Simone Prattico'. 4MB

CFS1/FS98 F-84G Thunderjet-5a Aerobrigata-Pattuglia Acrobatica (Demonstration Team) "Guizzo" A.M.I. (Aeronautica Militare Italiana)-1953/54. On 1st June 1953 the 5a Aerobrigata was charged to form the first national post-war aerobatics team, named "Guizzo" (Flash) from the radio-call of the 103° Gruppo. The formation was composed by 4 ship piloted by Magg. Deggiovanni (leader), Mar. Pillepich, Ten. Bladelli, Cap. Marsilli and by Serg. Magg. Birago. The team took part in exhibitions also abroad and at Soesterberg (Holland), for the first time in aviation history, performed the famous aerobatics "Bomb". Original by Tim Piglet Conrad 1999. Repaint by Corrado Sandri from a rework by Torben Svane. 248K