0.27Mb (1211 downloads)
This is an update for FSX of Volume one of
Doherty's Difficult & Dangerous Approaches. Contains a series of dangerous approaches.
I changed most of the aircraft to ones that
are default in FSX. I also changed a few
other things to my preferences. Like the
outside view to locked spot. All but the
first flight start on pause, as that is how
I changed things and left the aircraft
starting position almost exactly where the
original flights began. I don't have
permission for this update because I could
not contact Mr. Doherty. For that reason,
and other reasons, this may be the only
update that I do for his flights.
Posted Nov 20, 2010 13:52 by Bob Chicilo
0.35Mb (2671 downloads)
This is a custom texture for the Bruce Fitzgerald's F/A-37 Stealth Talon. The original aircraft is not included. You can find it here on Simviation.com
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Posted Oct 12, 2010 01:32 by Albert P. Wydeen
16.43Mb (45899 downloads)
=== External tank and boosters removed from this version ===.
Re-worked model and textures . New flight dynamics optimized for SP2/Acceleration to restore sub-orbital performance. Achieve Mach 4.65 and climb to just under 700,000 ft under your own power at max realism. Very stable re-entry dynamics with Shuttle like landing characteristics. DVC added with a camera view for bay window , custom gauge controlled effects, bay doors, robot arm and payload, elevons, spoiler/rudder, body flap and gear w/ nosewheel steering - compiled with the FSXA SDK.
For FSX Only by Bruce Fitzgerald .
Posted Oct 8, 2010 11:16 by Bruce Fitzgerald
5.61Mb (2140 downloads)
FSX FCB9o8 is an easy to fly aircraft. The exclusively controls that are needed are the four arrow keys on the keyboard. This airplane is highly automated. It can complete a whole trip without pilot intervention. The Autoland is capable of landing the aircraft on any runway in both good and bad weather. In Space-Shuttle mode, it can achieve 100,000,000 feet and 123,000 knots. Version 1.3a created by Hoa Nguyen.
Posted Oct 3, 2010 11:28 by Nicholas Angel
8.59Mb (13271 downloads)
FSX FCB9o9 is a technologically advanced
spaceplane that can complete a trip half
way around the world in one hour on
autopilot. It has custom gauges and the
custom autopilot can navigate vertically,
horizontally and land the plane on any
runway. A detailed model with all lights
and special effects on the model. Both 2D
and 3D cockpits are available. 3D cockpit
has a 3D world map gauge. By Hoa Nguyen.
Posted Oct 3, 2010 11:24 by Hoa Nguyen.
11.79Mb (3065 downloads)
FSX American Iowa Class Battleship. This is an update for the first release of the Iowa class battleships by gary shetter.Includes reworked camera views and a few new effects. By Gart Shetter. Late 1940's Iowa class battleships. All are represented including the two that never made it into service. By Gary D. Shetter III
Posted Sep 18, 2010 12:25 by Gary D. Shetter
11.03Mb (13134 downloads)
FSX Space Explorer. This aircraft is a true VTOL, thanks to Rob Barendregt, LNAV and VNAV in outer space, thanks to Hoa Nguyen, VNAV and low visibility bush landing, thanks to Glen Copeland. Eugene Heyart's Chronos, for its Explorers vocation and futuristic design, is the vector. This plane will fly up to 100 million feet altitude, and 123 thousand knots in speed while retaining a bush landing speed of 90 knots and a top speed of Mach 4.6 at 95000 feet. By Philippe Pauvert.
Posted Sep 15, 2010 07:42 by Philippe Pauvert
38.24Mb (2923 downloads)
Seawise Giant Ultra Tanker. The Seawise Giant was the largest man-made object on earth. Includes two liveries and full load and empty models. By Gary D. Shetter III.
Posted Sep 15, 2010 07:21 by Gary D. Shetter
11.35Mb (2552 downloads)
FSX American Iowa Class Battleship. Late 1940's Iowa class battleships. All are represented including the two that never made it into service. By Gary D. Shetter III
Posted Sep 15, 2010 06:42 by Gary D. Shetter
3.84Mb (792 downloads)
Textures only for the default FSX DG808S glider/ sailplane. Covered in the British Union Flag.
Posted Sep 7, 2010 05:53 by Angus Pearson