CFS2 F4U-1D of Marine Squadron VMF-124 Default Textures only. This is a repaint of the stock F4U-1A TEXTURES ONLY. This aircraft represents an F4U-1D of VMF-124 aboard USS Essex CV-9 28 December 1944 - 4 March 1945. VMF-124 under command of LCol William A Millington flew from Essex alongside VMF-213 under Maj. Joe Royal. 480K

CFS2 F4U-1D of Marine Squadron VMF-123 Default Textures only. This is a repaint of the stock F4U-1A TEXTURES ONLY. This aircraft represents an F4U-1D of VMF-123 the "Eight-Balls" aboard USS Bennington CV-20 as part of Carrier Task Group 58.1 February to 8 June 1945. Joe Royal. 657K

CFS2 Mitsubishi G3M2 - Model 22 - "Nell". Original AI Version by Jorge Alsina (for “In Defence of Australia 1942” – RAAF Expansion Package for CFS2) Including the model, flight dynamics and damage profile. New Flyable Version by Enrique Godoy Including modified cfg file, modified dp file, cdp file, air file from Bruce Thorson´s air file for G4M2 and panel for G4M2, designed by Realistic Panels / Jorge Alsina. Complete aircraft. Ready to fly. 1MB

Grumman F4F-4 WILDCAT For CFS1 and CFS2 This aircraft Nr 17 flew with VF-6 during March 1942. This stubby little carrier fighter was easy, forgiving, and even fun to fly. It was Grumman's first modern all-metal monoplane fighter. The Wildcat was stoutly constructed, well-armored, and well-armed, with the same six .50-caliber Brownings carried by the Hellcat, Corsair, and Mustang. The Wildcat's larger wing, relatively more powerful engine combined with its best traits gave the Wildcat superior turning and diving ability.The F4F-4 model had a more powerfull engine and was the first version to have folding wings. Original Designer: Mauro Giacomazzi. Scasm mdl by Corrado La Posta. Repaint with new Textures, Air and Dp file by A F Scrub. 308K

CFS2 PZL P.24F. Gmax designed, multiresoluion model, authentic paintjob, airfile and dp file. 2D and Virtual cockpits included. Fully animated, breaking parts, damage textures and much more..Elias Korompilis. 3.6MB

CFS2 AB-ROLAND D.VIB V2.00. The "klinkerrumpf" style of fuselage was a carry over from Roland’s earlier D.IVb triplane and gave good strength with an appreciable saving in weight. This method of construction consisted of the overlapping of slightly tapered strips of spruce which were wedge shaped in section. These were then glued and nailed to the basic fuselage longerons and formers to give the D.VIb its characteristic look. The aircraft's failing was it's inability to climb with aircraft like the Albatros D.V and Pfalz D.IIIa. Michael Priester. 1.7MB

CFS2 F4U-1D of Marine Squadron VMF-214 Default Textures only. This is a repaint of the stock F4U-1A TEXTURES ONLY. This aircraft represents an F4U-1D of VMF-214 the Black Sheep aboard USS Franklin CV-13 in March 1945. Led by Greg Boyington's former XO, Maj Stanley Bailey, VMF-214 joined VMF-452 and VF-5 to bring Franklins corsair strength to some 70 F4Us strong. "Big Ben's" Corsairs hardley got into the fight however when a Judy dive bomber placed a bomb amid 31 fueled and armed aircraft on 19 March creating an inferno that took Franklin out of the war, and off of active duty, nearly destroying the ship and causing 1,100 casualties. Joe Royal. 594K

CFS2 F4U-1D of Navy Squadron VBF-83 Default Textures only. This aircraft represents an F4U-1D of VBF-83 aboard USS Essex CV-9 4 March - 15 August 1945. VBF-83 replaced the 2 Marine squadrons VMF-124 and VMF-213 which began the F4U's operational shipboard legacy aboard Essex in December 1944. Joe Royal. 478K

CFS2/FS2000 Royal Canadian Trainer Textures Only for Jim Jacobson's Avro Anson (above) . Textures by Jim Jacobson. 688K

CFS2/FS2000 Avro Anson Royal Canadian Navy. FSDS Model, Textures, Panel by Jim "Rockster" Jacobson. . 3.9MB