These are textures for the Alphasim F-84F available as freeware from Simviation. They are not new textures, but replacements for the default bare-metal textures supplied with the model. They were developed from the paint kit available from Virtavia and will transform the tired-looking grey jets into silvery swept-wing fighters from the 1950s. The textures are in 32-bit .BMP format and have been tested in both FS9 and FSX-SP2. As long as you have a working copy of the Thunderstreak, whether the original FS2004 version or an FSX port-over, these textures will make your jet as fun to look at as it is to fly.

The F-22A Raptor is a stealth supersonic fighter launched in 1997. Original model by VIRTAVIA. Adaptation to FSX, VC modification, 2D panels for wide and standard screen, custom gauges including GPWS callout by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file for installation and configuration. Enjoy!

This package is an FSX update of JR Lucariny's Israel Aircraft Industries Lavi jet fighter, originally designed for FS2002/ FS2004. It will work in FS2004, but not sure about FS2002. It includes Andre Ludick's texture recently posted and features a new static VC, smoke and afterburner effects as well as new popup windows with GPS, radios/ AP and HUD. Flight dynamics habe been optimized as well. Original model by JR Lucariny, extra texture by Andre Ludick, sound by Aaron Swindle and most gauges FSX default. All new updates by Michael Pook.

This is yet another plane that was operated by the South African Air Force for which I never could locate an appropriate one, so I fixed the problem by creating this texture, because the original package make mention that it was also used by the SAAF, though the package doesn't contain a texture set for a SAAF one...Enjoy. Textures by A. Ludick.

This is yet another plane that was absent from the available ones for FSX. Extensive tweaking was done to the aircraft.cfg to bring this about. The original one did not do justice to the whole idea as far as trying to fly it in FSX. It was very sluggish and required much tweaking in many areas, now it flies much better....Enjoy. Original Model by JR Lucariny. Textures & Upgrades by A. Ludick.

Boeing/Bell V2 Osprey for FSX. Original model by Vlad Zhyhulskiy. No VC but added 2d panel by Andrioto. Texture problems fixed and other things. This plane has a VTOL mode and you can fly like a helicopter or a plane. Have a nice Flight. Important: To take off like a helicopter press "F8" and then "#" Assembled by Propilot

Textures only. This is the MiG-17 of the Moçambique Peoples Liberation Air Force that was flown by Lt. Adriano Bomba when he defected to South Africa in 1981. Radar picked up its infringement and 2 No. 1 Squadron, South African, Mirage F1AZs were scrambled to intercept. It was escorted to Hoedspruit AFB. It was thoroughly evaluated by the Test Flight and Development Centre before being crated and returned to Mozambique by road. Textures by A. Ludick.

The YF23 was a twin engined stealth fighter demonstrator. Two prototypes were built and the goal was to replace the F15C in competition with the LOCKHEED F22 Raptor. Original model by Daniel Buchter. FSX adaptation, Static VC, panels for wide and standard screen, gauges including GPWS callout by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file. Credit: Michael Pook for the static VC improvements Nice flights!

This is an update of my earliar FSX update of the Mig-17F by Kazunori Ito. The package features the original paint plus four beautiful repaints by Mike Pearson, each of them assigned to three different models (clean, tanks and tanks + weapons). I've changed several things for improvement incuding flight dynamics, VC wiew, popup windows with radio and GPS as well as VC light plus I added afterburner effect as the Mig 17, unlike her predessessors, was equipped with it. The VC is static with non-functional gauges. Thanks to Kazunori Ito for the original model, to Mike Pearson for the repaints and to Erwin Welker for the new camera views. All new updates and new FSX gauge configuration for the 2D panel by Michael Pook.

FSX/Acceleration/FS2004 Amphibious Floatplane Bartini Beriev VVA-14 in two versions. This strange looking aircraft was a soviet prototype for an amphibious concept, planned for a VTOL version with 14 engines; therefore the name VVA-14. The first version was a konventional one with gear but no floats and made its first flight in September 1972. Later inflatable rubber floats were installed but the aircraft was not able to go airborne. Finally the inflatable floats were replaced with solid floats, the bow was streched and got two additional jet engines. The design gives you no answer if this monster is an aircraft, a hydroplane, a flying catamaran boat or an alien spaceship from starwars. The wreck can be visited at the Molino museum near Moscow. The second prototype went lost in a fire and the VTOL version, planned for anti submarine warfare, was never built. As FS-model you can fly both version of the first prototype with great handling on ground, in air and on water: One with animated inflatable rubber floats and the other with solid floats. The model has a VC with animated stick- and throttle arms. FSDS 3.5 model by Erwin Welker, panel configuration by Michael Pook and russian gauges by different authors. Special thanks to them!