MiG-29 "9-13" Fulcrum-C "01" of Historical 1992 "Ukrainian Tridents" Display Duo - Repaint by BAA (First Release) for IRIS MiG-29 FS2004 model (Mig_29_3.mdl 2006-09-01)0 and FSX version. Nice, simple but effective, distinct colorful aerobatic display livery. Includes distinct textures ONLY - requires original IRIS model and common textures:

This patch will fix the COM1 radio in the Radio Stack popup window,so that now you can adjust the frequency. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Fixes and updates for the 2-str Voodoo. Main fix is the Avionics fix so that now you can do IFR flights and use AutoPilot. 'Updates' consist more of additions like a bunch of VC Gauges for e,g, Anti-Ice, Pitot Heat, Drag Chute switch, and Cockpit Sounds etc. See the WhatIsThis.txt for more info and a Credits list as well. There are files for both for 32-bit and 64-bit simulators. See the INSTALL.txt This is NOT a complete aircraft. Happy Flights,

Revised Native FSX APLHA Vulcan B2 package. Revised, fixed and re-uploaded. FSX converted model with 'original' VC done by Cirrus N210MS at SOH (simouthouse). Releases of this aircraft up till this date did lack some vital implementations like radios and proper flaps implementation, as well as electrical busses, so I made a new revised aircraft.cfg to resolve these missing features. Also I did implement a better ground steering, extra lights, and smoke effects. VC is populated with all XML gauges. Auto Pilot in VC, Radar popup, and throttle panel for engines starting are available. All modifications have been tested in Prepar3D v4. This is the complete aircraft including sounds and effect files. Hope you like it as I do. See for more info and credits list the 'Docs' folder of the aircraft, especially the pdf file ALPHA_Vulcan_mod.pdf

JASDF textures for the excellent de Havilland DH125 by Robert Richardson. This livery might be fictional. A copy of the aircraft can be download at sim-outhouse.com (requires registration to download files)

3 Liveries for AlphaSim's Vulcan B2. Liveries depicted: XM597 - The XM597 was one of the two Vulcans that participated during during the Falklands War.I made two variants, one with a white belly, and one with a blue belly. XH558 - The XM597 was until 2015 the last flying Avro Vulcan B2 (Vulcans in the Sky). If you have downloaded my Revised Native FSX APLHA Vulcan B2 package you do not need these liveries because they are already in that package.

Illustrated reference pdf file for the FSX Weapons Pack as releassed by Chris Sykes. Comes in handy when loading your aircraft.

FSX native edition, P3D(32 bit) compatible. In a terrible admission for a militantly heavy piston guy, the YT-34 powered L-1249A was probably the prettiest Constellation, and certainly certainly the fastest, clocking 412mph in level flight, and 479mph in a shallow dive. Two R7V-2's were taken on charge by VX-1, and 2 YC-121F's delivered to the USAF. Original release version by Manfred Jahn Model modifications by Volker Böhme and Manfred Jahn FDE changes by Luis Pallas Gauge and panel modifications by Volker Böhme, Luis Pallas, Bill Tyne and Stefan Werner Alternative engine start system by Doug Dawson and Tom Gibson, used with kind permission FSX native exterior and VC models and textures by Y.T.

Lockheed L-1329 Jetstar II FSX light version FSX (only) light version to cure the remaining CTD issues, but dedicated P3D model (PBR will follow) With help of Michael Pook and Erwin Welker Model donated by Jim Goldman for FREE COMMUNITY PROJECT READ THE MUST READ REALLY file !!!! Lockheed JetStar (company designations L-329 and L-1329; designated C-140 in US military service) is a business jet produced from the early 1960s to the 1970s. The JetStar was the first dedicated business jet to enter service, as well as the only such airplane built by Lockheed. Read here too: http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...tstar-II/page16 Roland Berger aka thunder 100 @ SOH

The Tupolev Tu-128 (NATO reporting name Fiddler) was a long-range interceptor aircraft introduced by the Soviet Union in the 1960s. The official designation was Tu-128, but this designation was less commonly used in the West. It was the largest and heaviest fighter ever built. This is the native FSX package LLS posted at Simviation some time ago, now with newly designed and more authentic VC and 2D panels. Thanks to him for his conversion, which made it possible to install a functioning VC. As his choice of the Alphasim Tu-22 VC does not really reflect the real Tu-128 cockpit I've now installed a more realistic one with the pilot and the observer in the rear seat based upon the excellent 2D panel by Sandim of Avsim Rus, so all credit for it goes to him. Additionally, I've added functioning vc light and automatic exhaust smoke and afterburner. All credits go to Dimitry Samborski for the original model, to LLS for the FSX conversion and to Lazerbeak and Y.T. for the extra paints. New VC, 2D panel modification and effects by Michael Pook.