CFS2 Fritz Koolhoven FK.58. Design in three weeks FK.58 first prototype flew on July 17, 1938. The French placed an order for 50 planes in January, 1939, and the Dutch also placed an order for 36 planes based on the performance of the second prototype (the first having been destroyed in a crash) in 1940. French planes used an Gnome & Rhone 14N 1,035HP engine. Dutch planes would used a Bristol Taurus 1,050HP engine. Model and textures by Richard Alexander van Hien (Payakan). CFS2 conversion Pepe Rezende. 6.6MB

CFS2 Shokaku B5N2 Kate EI-311 Textures only for The B24 Guy's Overhaul B5N2 Model (required here). Texture and Damage Files Only.Author: Evan G. Butterbrodt. 1.9MB

CFS2 Shokaku B5N2 Kate EI-321 textures only for The B24 Guy's Overhaul B5N2 Model (required here). Texture and Damage Files Only. Author: Evan G. Butterbrodt. 2MB

CFS2 B25-B Mitchell Doolitte's Raiders A/C No. 40-2344 , April 18, 1942 Textures only. Painted over The B24 Guy's B25 Mitchell Overhaul Model (required here).Texture and Damage Files.Repaint by:Evan G. Butterbrodt. 1.9MB

CFS2 B25-C Mitchell 445th BS A/C No. 42-32434, "Mississippi Gambler" Textures only. .Painted over The B24 Guy's B25 Mitchell Overhaul Model (required here).Texture and Damage Files.Repaint by:Evan G. Butterbrodt. 1.6MB

CFS2 B25 Mitchell T-180 Davis-Monthan AFB Tucson, Arizona. October 3, 1992 Textures. Painted over The B24 Guy's B25 Mitchell Overhaul Model (required here). Texture, Damage, and Alpha Files included. Repaint by:Evan G. Butterbrodt . 116K

CFS2/Nakajima B5N2 Kate BI-181 Soryu for The B24 Guy's OH Model Texture and Damage Files Only. "B5N2"model here. Author: Evan G. Butterbrodt. 3.4MB

CFS2/Nakajima B5N2 Stock Kate Texture and Damage Files Only for The B24 Guy's Overhaul B5N2 Model.(here) Modified "B5N2" . Author: Evan G. Butterbrodt. 2.1MB

CFS2 Douglas A-24 Dauntless (Banshee). The Douglas A-24 was the Army's version of the Navy SBD carrier-based dive-bomber. The Army tentatively named the A-24, "Banshee", but this name never seems to have really caught on. It was almost identical to its Navy counterpart, but the Army's A-24 never achieved the degree of success and immortality as did the SBD. Its relative lack of success in combat led to its early withdrawal from operational service and its relegation to training and other support roles. Textures by The Rev. Evan B. Stock MS Dauntless with tailhook removed. 3.1MB

Fs2002/CFS2 Spitfire Mk XI: The Mk XI was a reconnaissance aircraft based on a combination of features from the marks VII, VIII and IX. The PR.Mk.XI variant, the last one of the Spitfires with Merlin engine, was the most important allied reconnaissance airplane on the European front, being used by the RAF and the USAF, flying missions alone and unarmed at distant objectives as far as Berlin. Spit Mk XI nr EN 409, flown by Squadron Leader Martindale, reached 606 mph (Mach 0.89) in a 45 degree dive on 27 April 1944. Complete aircraft by A.F.Scrub. 5.4MB