Included in this file are: 1) The complete Japanese campaign mission files including GPS coordinates for carrier/bases and operation coordinates that you can access in mission. 2) Three separate and renamed planes from stock with GPS and auto pilot gauge windows added. 3) All associated gauge files 4) Minor tweaks to the flight model to make the 3 main Japanese planes perform according to their classified performance specs (slightly above their published specs.) 5) Slight improvements to the AI characteristics of your wingmen. 6) easy installation - just drop the file to your game folder and everything goes where its supposed to go and nothing that you have to download.

A Visby Class Stealth Corvette for use as an AI ship in CFS2, features landable deck and full weapons/damage profile. Also included are a sample mission to try her out and the .fsc source files for you to tweak in FSDS if you wish.

The SM-93 was an all-wood single-engined low-wing dive bomber with retractable undercarriage. The fuselage had a monocoque structure, with a single fin and low-set tailplane. The crew of two were accommodated under a long greenhouse-style canopy, with the pilot lying in a prone position above the rear of the engine, a Daimler-Benz DB 605A liquid-cooled V12 engine, while the and the gunner/radio-operator sat facing rearwards on a conventional seat. One German and two Italian what if finishings. Model by F Guili.

This package fix some CTD problems and smaller glitches found in the first version. I add two new 2D panels representative of standard and long range combat planes and a new Hungarian night attack version used in 1944. I strongly recommend to delete early package planes. It uses same weapons but the Egeo long range panel have more gauges and is used by Egeos and night fighters versions.

A outstanding version of the Fiat CR42, built by Pietro Zazzetta (Italianwings) and Manuele Villa. CFS2 model by The B24 Guy. Six versions and 28 planes included!

Production of a large batch of Cygnets began in 1939 but only 10 were built and delivered (1939–1941) due to the start of the Second World War. Five aircraft were impressed into service with the Royal Air Force as tricycle-undercarriage trainers for aircrews slated to man the American-made Douglas Boston. Another two were used by the government for various liaison duties but retained their civilian markings.

The G.A.L.38 Fleet Shadower Shadower was produced to meet Specification S.23/37, which came from the Royal Navy's "Operational Requirement OR.52" for an aircraft that could shadow enemy fleets at night. The specified performance of a successful design was a speed of 38 knots at 1,500 feet for not less than six hours.

I'm revising my old planes. I learn a lot in all these years and the tools enhanced. in this package, I'm including the Bf109H-0.

I'm revising my old planes. I learn a lot in all these years and the tools enhanced. in this package, I'm including the Me209-II serie with the Me209A and the Me209H.

I pester Mr Francesco Giulli until it did this plane. It's the link between the MC205N2 and the MC207. It uses a DB 605 engine, but is lighter and has a cleaner nose than the MC205N2. It's a little faster and more maneuverable than the MC205N series with a bigger wing and a still better high altitude behavior. I hope you enjoy it.