0.33Mb (3353 downloads)
This is an update for FSX acceleration of the
F-100F Super Sabre by Kazunori Ito. 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.
Required files:
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Posted Dec 6, 2008 11:54 by Bob Chicilo
3.46Mb (1942 downloads)
Fightin' Lobos Vipers. This package contains "tail textures only" to represent the 114th Fighter Wing (FW), 175th Fighter Squadron (FS), F-16D viper and F-16C viper of the South Dakota Air National Guard (ANG). The Fightin' Lobos jets include the blue tails, which were common up until 2003, and may be flown out of Joe Foss Field or any airport. The excellent "C" model viper by Kirk Olsson usviper.zip may be obtained here(see link) The excellent "D" model viper by Kirk Olsson viper2us.zip may be obtained here (see link).
File size is 3.45 MB.
Posted Dec 6, 2008 11:13 by Dana Eng
3.48Mb (5828 downloads)
SF7-B is a light multi-role fighter with extreme manouverability.
2 models with VC are included in this package as also 2 textures and costum afterburner effects.
Made to fly in FSX but the model works in FS2004 but the afterburner will be off it's place.
Made with gmax by Ricardo Batalha.
Posted Dec 5, 2008 13:02 by Ricardo Batalha
61.09Mb (20961 downloads)
Fouga Magister French Air Force Team Fouga Meeting Red/Blue/White. The Fouga Magister (company designation CM.170) was a 1950s French two-seat jet trainer. The related CM.175 Zephyr was a carrier-capable version for the French Navy. Although it is often lauded as the first purpose built two-seat turbojet-powered trainer aircraft, similar claims are made for the Fokker S.14 Machtrainer whose first flight, production, and service entry were all about year earlier. Model includes virtual cockpit. Original model created by Jean-Pierre Langer
Posted Dec 5, 2008 07:51 by sky angel
15.73Mb (34887 downloads)
Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier SCA. This is one of the two 747 that the NASA uses to ferry the Space Shuttle. Note the operating restrictions on speed and altitude." Includes virtual cockpit.
Posted Dec 5, 2008 06:47 by sky angel
15.22Mb (3995 downloads)
This is a Repaint of Jens B. Kristensen's F-84 Thunderjet Modified for FSX and painted in United States Air Force 31st Strategic Fighter Wing S/N 51-1772 . This F-84F Thunderjet was built by Republic Aviation in Farmingdale, New York, and delivered to the Air Force on October 5, 1954. It was first assigned to the 12th Strategic Fighter Wing (SAC), Bergstrom AFB, Texas; and was transferred to the 31st Strategic Fighter Wing (SAC), Turner AFB, Georgia in February, 1956. Textures and updates by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft. This Package includes pictures and Squadron history
Posted Dec 5, 2008 04:13 by Mark Rooks
0.35Mb (1010 downloads)
This is an update for FSX acceleration of the
Ca-27 Sabre by Mike Stone. I have updated
the flight dynamics and altered the panel so
it works in FSX. No virtual cockpit. You
need Mike Stone's F-86 Sabre for this update to
work.
Bob Chicilo.
Required files:
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Posted Dec 4, 2008 04:24 by Bob Chicilo
0.12Mb (4363 downloads)
This is an update for FSX acceleration of the
F-15C Eagle by David Bushell. I have updated
the flight dynamics and given it a panel. No
virtual cockpit. You need the original
aircraft for this update to work. Original
aircraft was made for FS2002.
Bob Chicilo.
Required files:
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Posted Dec 3, 2008 12:27 by Bob Chicilo
0.12Mb (13023 downloads)
This is an update for FSX acceleration of the
F-22 Raptor by Kazunori Ito. 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.
Required files:
required file
Posted Dec 2, 2008 13:10 by Bob Chicilo
0.12Mb (4327 downloads)
This is an update for FSX acceleration of the
F-101B Voodoo by Kazunori Ito. 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.
Required files:
required file
Posted Dec 2, 2008 04:28 by Bob Chicilo