FSX Triplepack Pilotable Midway Aircraft Carriers. All the ships are detailed ai-models, made by Yanco San. My AddOn provides pilotable ships with navigation bridge, sounds and special effects. On all you can set Douglas TBD-Devastator onto the flight deck and even a takeoff can be simulated in an external view or with the pilots view. Up to fourteen cameras let you explore each ship. In the VC-mode you are sailing behind a destroyer. Panel and configuration by Erwin Welker.

FSX Pilotable Sixpack Of Modern Russian Submarines with this classes: Kilo, Akula III, Boery, Graney, Typhoon and last not least the Krasny, known from the movie "Red October". The boats has rotatable periscopes, conning bridge- and internal views. Six or seven cameras allows you to explore the boats. Special effects, like simulated missile launch, and special sounds are included and the configuration for ten more special sounds is prepared. The FSX-conversion of the ai-boats was done by Lazarus Starkweather. Panel and configuration for all the special features by Erwin Welker.

FSX Pilotable IJN Submarine Aircraft Carrier I-404. The detailed CFS2-Ai-model is made Usio No Ibuki and the FSX-conversion was done by Lazarus Starkweather. My pilotable version provides a rotatable periscop, conning bridge- and three internal views. Eleven cameras allows you to explore the boat, including the option to set an Aichi M6a1 Seiran floatplane onto the catapult. Special effects and -spounds are included and the configuration for ten more special sounds is prepared. Panel and configuration by Erwin Welker.

FSX Pilotable fictional submarine Nemo's Nautilus regarding Jules Vernes great story. The Ai-model is made by Mark Walsh and the FSX- conversion is done by Lazarus Starkweather. My pilotable version provides a periscop- and a fictional conning bridge view. Six more interior views are prepared. Five camera definitions are included. Panel and configuration by Erwin Welker.

FSX Doublepack Pilotable aircraft Carrier Juan Carlos I and Frigate F-101. Both ship models are made by Alberto Garcia. My pilotable versions provides navigation bridges, sounds and special effects. I believe, it is a premiere at FSX, that together with the aircraft carrier a frigate in formation ahead is loaded using the VC-mode. The BPE has eight cameras which allows you to explore the ship and you can set Harriers onto the flight deck. VTOL and STOL takeoffs can be simulated with the Harriers in an external view or with the pilots view. The frigate provides five cameras and a Sea Lynx helicopter can be set onto the flight deck. Panels and configuration by Erwin Welker.

FSX Pilotable Aircraft Carrier HMS Queen Elisabeth II. This ship is a britisch project for the next years. It is supposed that the HMS QE2 will sail between 2014 and 2016. The detailed Ai-model is made by Lazarus Starkweather. My pilotable version provides a navigation bridge at the front island and a flight operation bridge at the rear island. I believe, it is a premiere at FSX, that together with the aircraft carrier a frigate in formation ahead is loaded using the VC-mode. Seven cameras allows you to explore the ship and you can set F-35 Joint Strike Fighters onto the flight deck or a Sea Lynx helicopter onto the elevator. VTOL and STOL takeoffs can be simulated with the F-35 in an external view or with the pilots view. Sounds and effects are included. Panel and configuration by Erwin Welker.

FSX Pilotable WW II Cruiser USS Pensacola CA24. The ship is a detailed ai-ship, made by Yanco San. My AddOn provides a pilotable ship with a bridge, sounds and special effects. Ten camera views let you explore the ship. The features allows to you can swivel one of the main guns from the view of a gunner or can also set a Curtiss Seagull floatplane on top of the catapult. Panel and configuration by Erwin Welker.

FSX Pilotable WW II Aircraft Carrier USS Hornet. The ship is a detailed ai-ship, made by Yanco San. My AddOn provides a pilotable ship with bridge, sounds and special effects. You can set SBD-Dauntless dive bombers onto the flight deck and even a takeoff can be simulated in an external view or with the pilots view. Thirteen cameras let you explore the ship. Panel and configuration by Erwin Welker.

A different look for the FSX user interface.

Laid down on October 18, 1911, USS Langley began its life as the Proteus-class collier USS Jupiter. on December 12, 1919, the ship was decommissioned. Work began immediately to convert the ship to an aircraft carrier, which was renamed in honor of aviation pioneer Samuel Pierpont Langley on April 21, 1920. In the yard, workers reduced the ship's superstructure and built a flight deck over the length of the ship. The vessel's two funnels were moved outboard and an elevator constructed for moving aircraft between decks. Completed in early 1922, Langley was designated CV-1 and commissioned on March 20, with Commander Kenneth Whiting in command. Entering service, Langley became the primary test platform for the US Navy's budding aviation program. On October 17, 1922, Lieutenant Virgil C. Griffin became the first pilot to fly from the ship's deck when he took off in his Vought VE-7-SF. Sadly, the ship that rescued the Langley's crew was sunk en route to Australia and most of her crew were lost. Feature: built with FSX acceleration sdk, fully detailed DX10 model, early catapult with steam.