North American RA-5C Vigilante of RVAH-14, AB-602 BuNo. 149276, which operated from USS John F. Kennedy, circa 1974. Original model by Alphasim. Converted to FSX native format by LLS. Piglet's T-2 great virtual cockpit. Used Tim Conrad T2 VC and panel. Base package for effects is Bob Chilco's A-5 updates. Revised textures by A. Ludick. Works in FSX and P3D

The quintessential Soviet big stick has racked up 60 years in service, with no end in sight. Vladimir Zhyhulskiy's old BEAR-H has a long FS lineage, and still looks great. This is an update to FSX native, MDL X materials and animations.

This is an update for FSX of the F-100F Super Sabre by Kazunori Ito, and repainted by Mark Rooks. I have updated the flight dynamics, you can now descend at 2000 ft vertical on the VSI while maintaining a reasonable speed as set on the autopilot; see read me. I changed the position of the GPS, and made a few other tweaks. No VC.

21/10/2016 update: The CWDT F-100C 'Hun' in FSX native, MDL X conversion. FSX materials and animations, bump and spec maps-though these are placeholders. They're enabled, but one of the talented painters will have to bring those to life. Drop tanks are on weight visibility conditions, add 200 lbs to left and right inboard stores station in the load manager. Otherwise...it looks pretty damned good, and fly's on the numbers. Textures in DDS format. This incorporates Henks FSX updates to panel, effects and FDE and paints, Henk- huge B-Z. Works in FSX & P3D.

This is an update for FSX of the F-84G by J. Kristensen, textures by different authors, and originally upgraded to FSX by A. F. Scrub. I have simplified the 2D panel background and changed and/or added gauges. I did not try to upgrade the VC gauges, as I only fly 2D and have no access to the VC background. I changed the smoke and burner effects, corrected the contact points, and updated the flight dynamics.

North American A-5 Vigilante updated now with reflective glass, HUD and new VC. It's old, but so pretty...FSX native conversion, full original Alphasim Vigilante with VC. All functions and animations correct in sense and direction, per original FS2004 release.Version 2 updates materials and restores the coded lights. Conversion facilitated by a terrific set of freeware tools; Arno's MDLX with a breakthrough set of new XML definitions by Henk-BRAVO ZULU! Textures in DDS DXT3 format with Martin Wright's DXTBMP, file structure in FSX format. Skullsweat and conversion by LLS. While the model comes in a bit heavier, the frames are buttery, the glass is c'est bon. Note: The VC was pretty badly out of date, so I aliased Piglet's T-2 virtual cockpit. Base package for effects is Bob Chilco's A-5 updates. The repaints by Antonio Diaz for this model are highly recommended. Made possible with the kind support and encouragement of Phil at Virtavia. http://www.virtavia.com. Works in FSX and P3D.

Alphasim's Swift in FSX native format. Version 2 updates materials and glass, puts the long range tank on payload visibility condition. With Phil at Virtavia's support and encouragement(www.Virtavia.com)

Alphasim's classic rendition of this essential naval bomber, updated to FSX mdlX format, animations and materials. The largest aircraft ever designed for regular ship-board use, the A3D (A-3B, post 1962 tri-service) was designed by the brilliant Ed Heinemann at Douglas Aircraft. The navy 1949 specification was a demanding document, calling for a ship-board aircraft with medium bomber speed, warload and range. Most manufacturers responded with 120,000 lb behemoths, sea-going B-47's intended to operate from the then un-built super carrier United States. Heinemann thought BuAir had their heads up their auspufrhor's, and designed his bomber to fly off the Essex class ships at 70,000lbs. The rest is history. Huge Bravo_Zulu for Henk, Essex, Arno; and the crew at SOH and FSDevloper With the kind permission and encouragement of Phil at Virtavia.com A large thanks for Bob Chilco for the various flight dynamics and effects updates. Without help and support from these folks, none of this would happen. Works in FSX and P3D.

FSX F-84 Thunderjet The F-84 Thunderjet was one of the most important western fighters of the 1950's. It was produced in very large numbers, had a distinguished carreer with the USAF in Korea as a fighter-bomber, and was for a number of years the main equipment of many NATO air forces. Pilots nicknamed the Thunderjet "The Lead Sled". It was also called "The Iron Crowbar", "a hole sucking air", "The Hog" ("The Groundhog"), and "The World's Fastest Tricycle", as a testament to its long takeoff rolls. Model by J Kristensen, textures by different authors, upgrade to FSX by A.F.Scrub.