FSX - Views for the Dassault Rafale M beta ( Thor's Hammer ) This package contains 2 sets of camera views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the beautiful Rafale M beta models by Bruno "Thor's Hammer" Merelle. See readme.txt of his package for many

This package contains 2 sets of camera views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the beautiful Rafale A, C and M models by Cyril Pioffet. Gauges by Eric Marciano. Updated for FSX By Anthony Douglas and Vladyslav Pavlyuk. Requires the "Dassault Rafale M package". Version 1.1 - Cameras are located at about the same level of the aircraft. Version 2.0 - based on version 1.1 but some of the cameras are placed at a higher level. These two sets fit all three models ( A, C, M ). The 5 folders created when unzipping can be reduced to one with careful planning. 10 cameras pointing at the aircraft - including a new "Top-down" zoomable view. Total of 3 VC cams including 2 new "Over the shoulder" views. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. Camera definitions sets are included in 2 separate text files. Available.pdf and Top 20.pdf for informations about my "camera definitions" packages. about my "camera definitions" packages. Enjoy !

Functional VC model included; Package includes one beautifully crafted exterior livery, a great flight model, authentic custom radial sounds, and custom panels with aircraft specific gauges, and easy-to-read clickable virtual cockpits. FSX native upgrade by Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations This aircraft release is one of 7 aircraft in a series that will be released. FSX Only. DirectX 10 compatible.

Oh dear not another update! Yes, this one is an overdue update of my FS9 Project previously uploaded in Sept 2009 (26488 downloads in 3 years). As with the FS9 project this FSX update is also based around the experiences of a real SR-71 pilot who spent 4 years and about 500 hours in the cockpit and knew her well. It becomes obvious that the normally quoted maximum of mach 3.2 was indeed the cruising speed and that the Blackbird was flown safely at faster speeds reaching mach 3.4 when out running launched G-A missiles capable of mach 5. It simply begs simulation in that form, so the two flights from the 1980's are updated to FSX. The textures for Robert Barker's FS2000 SR71 61-7978 "Rapid Rabit" will not work in FSX so there is only one of the two aircraft supplied for FSX. The old FS2002 Alphasim 61-7955 textures with RSO's cockpit are used again. There is an alternative modern panel provided which is based on the previous "Rapid Rabbit". It can be used as an alternative to the 2D Pilots panel which uses Kazunori Ito's bitmap from his Lockeed A-12 Blackbird ex FS2000/FS2002. The Flight Dynamics in FS9, originally by Bob Chilico, have been updated for FSX. The SR71 was not a fighter and should not be flown like one in the simulator. It was not a bomber either. It was designed for high altitude photography (80000ft plus) at very high speeds and was capable of out running any surface to air missiles fired at it. It was very slippery indeed. A very different aircraft in the real world and it should be so in the simulator and be flown for purpose. Oblique camera views for taking screen grabs of the terrain from 80000+ft are included. PDF manual. This is a full aircraft packaged by Ross McLennan.

FS2004/FSX F-117A Nighthawk Stealth. Slight mods to allow it to work in FSX. There is still a black square over the HUD in some FSX systems but otherwise it's OK. The F-117A Nighthawk stealth 'fighter' is actually not a fighter at all. Its very modest performance belies its radically futuristic appearance, but it packs its biggest punch in the ability to deliver precision weapons without detection by most radar systems. The Air Force retired the F-117 on 22 April 2008, primarily because of the fielding of the F-22 Raptor and the impending introduction of the F-35 Lightning II. Sixty-four F-117s were built, 59 of which were production versions with five demonstrators/prototypes. Note: Black square at top of VC in FSX but mainly OK. See preview pics. Ex FS2004 payware from Alphasim.

This package contains 2 sets of camera views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the beautiful Mirage 2000 C Armee de lAir package ( original model Mirage 2000N ) by Roland Laborie, Jean Pierre Bourgeois, Pierre Marchadier. Repaint 2000C by Timothee Teneur. Version 1.1 - Cameras are located at about the same level of the aircraft. Version 2.0 - based on version 1.1 but some of the cameras are placed at a higher level. 10 cameras pointing at the aircraft - including a new Top-down zoomable view. Total of 5 VC cams including 2 new Over the shoulder views. One view is disabled but I highly suggest disabling a second one for high speed flying in canyons such as in the Alpes or Grand Canyon for example. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. Camera definitions sets are included in 2 separate text files. Available.pdf and Top 20.pdf for information about my camera definitions package

The Douglas B-66 was originally designed to replace the A-26 as a light bomber. The first flight was in 1954 and 294 aircrafts were built. Credits: Virtavia for the original model. Adaptation to FSX, VC and wide screen panel including GPWS callout by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions for installation in the readme.txt file. Nice Flights!

FSX/FS9 texture update for my Ilyushin-38 addon (IL38-camo.zip). The russian 4-engine sea Patrol and anti submarine airplane Ilyushin- 38 is based on the very reliable IL-18 passenger airplane and was exported to India. My update is in fictional camo-scheme for Indian Navy and replaces only few textures from my russion version. The original flight model is made by makc-sims. Bitmaps by Erwin Welker.

This package contains 2 sets of camera views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the beautiful Dassault Mirage F1 model by Kirk Olsson ( Gmax Mirage F1 package V2 ). Updated for FSX by Danny Garnier. Some gauges by Romain Lucas and Laurent Lucas borrowed from the Dassault Super Etendard. Version 1.0 - Cameras are located at about the same level of the aircraft. Version 2.0 - based on version 1.0 but some of the cameras are placed at a higher level. 10 cameras pointing at the aircraft - including a new "Top-down" zoomable view. Total of 3 VC cams including 2 new "Over the shoulder" views. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. Camera definitions sets are included in 2 separate text files. Available.pdf and Top 20.pdf for informations about my "camera definitions" packages.

This package contains 2 sets of camera views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the beautiful Dassault Mirage F1 model by Kirk Olsson ( Gmax Mirage F1 package V2 ). Updated for FSX by Danny Garnier. Some gauges by Romain Lucas and Laurent Lucas borrowed from the Dassault Super Etendard. Version 1.0 - Cameras are located at about the same level of the aircraft. Version 2.0 - based on version 1.0 but some of the cameras are placed at a higher level. 10 cameras pointing at the aircraft - including a new Top-down zoomable view. Total of 3 VC cams including 2 new Over the shoulder views. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. Camera definitions sets are included in 2 separate text files. Available.pdf and Top 20.pdf for informations about my camera definitions packages.