CFS2/FS2002/FS2004 WestLand Lysander Desert FSDSv2.x Model, air file, Aircaft.config, Panel, Textures., Scenedb and Object_dp, by Jim Jacobson. 6MB

CFS F4u-4 and 4B Navy Textures only. This is a set of textures only for the Vought F4U-4 fighter\bomber for CFS2. An orginal multi-resolution design by Gramps. Anthony Sullenger Corsair required here. I did not model the aircraft only created the new textures... they will replace the origional textures for the 1US_F4U-4 and 1US_F4U-4B aircraft models (as they both use the same basic texture layout...). 7.4MB

CFS2 F4u-4 US Marines Textures only V2: this is a fictional repaint of the F4u-4 and 4B (1% aircraft originally modelled by gramps (Corsair available here) I have not remodelled the aircraft nor do I take any credit for it’s creation… I do however give great respect and my thanx to gramps and his developers (if any) for their excellent work. I based this set of repaints on several different aircraft from the period of 1945 to 1954 and added my own flair to the details. 6.4MB

CFS2 Piaggio P 108 P108 B I serie MM 22003. On this aircraft died Capt.Bruno Mussolini when the engines failed to spool up and caused a tragic low level stall, august,7,1941. Three colors paint scheme : giallo mimetico 2 ,verde mimetico 2 ,bruno mimetico . On the fuselage is seen only the Squadriglia number 274 without individual number. This repaint is dedicated to my friend Romano Carrattieri and to his grandfather Francesco .With new textures by Marco Gadioli. 2.5MB

CFS2 Hawker Typhoon Package. The Typhoon was a British single-seat fighter-bomber, produced by Hawker Aircraft starting in 1941. Although it was intended to be a replacement for the Hawker Hurricane in the interceptor role, the Typhoon underwent a long gestation period, eventually evolving into one of the Second World War's most successful ground-attack aircraft. In RAF slang, the Typhoon was nicknamed the Tiffy. By Alpha Simulations. 4MB

CFS2 He162 Salamander. Developed to meet an RLM requirement issued on 8 September 1944 for a jet fighter capable of entering mass production by 1 January 1945, the first He-162 flew just 89 days later. Despite difficulties in production, over 300 were completed by V-E day and 800 more were on production lines throughout Germany. The He-162 was an advanced and capable aircraft but was too demanding for the poorly trained pilots for which it was intended. By Alpha Simulations. 3.6MB

CFS2 Vickers Wellington Set. Landing lights (under port wing) - by default these will point down at the ground. Swing them out by activating the tailhook. We recommend you set this up in the Controller Assigments section to the T key. Swinging the landing lights down also causes the cockpit lever to move on the left side of the pilot's seat. The landing lights do not work (ie. light up) in CFS2. Alphasim. 9MB

CFS2 P-63A-10-BE Kingcobra 42-70468 Soviet Textures only. Painted over The P39D Model (here if required) By Evan G. Butterbrodt. 1.7MB

CFS2 Bell P-63A-10 "Snakes Alive." Fictitious Repaint Textures only. Painted over The P39D Model (here if required) By Evan G. Butterbrodt. 259K

CFS2 Bell P-63A-9-BE Kingcobra Soviet Textures only. Painted over The P39D Model (here if required) By Evan G. Butterbrodt. 1.7MB