This is an update to the Kazunori Ito FS2002/FS2004 Lockheed F-94C Starfire. Both the 2D and VC panels have FSX XML gauges. Smoke and afterburner effects have also been added. This package has both 2D and VC panels.

The Victor was the third of the V nuclear bombers constructed for the British RAF. It was very fast and was used until 1993 as an aerial refueller. Four different liveries. Original design by Alphasim, modifications, VC and 2D panels including GPWS callout by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions for installation and configuration in the readme.txt file. Credit: Alphasim for the excellent design. Enjoy!

This standalone full package of a modified version of Alphasim's B-52G. It sports the BX tail code of Aeroworks Flight Center IV in Railroad Valley, Nevada. It is a special modified version based loosely on what would become the EB-52 Megafortress of the Dale Brown novels. It represents the pre-Megafortress modifications of a mostly stock B-52, and it's nose art is that of "Old Dog Zero". The package includes one scheme, a new digital autopilot and digital fuel management gauge and various other upgrades and changes. It uses only the advanced flight model. Base model by Alphasim. Updates and new gauges by Jason L. Terry

FSX / FS2004 Breguet 1001 Taon, full package with 5 aircraft, by Patrice Grange. The Breguet 1001 Taon was one of the competitors in 1953 for an European/NATO 'LWSF' (Light Weight Strike Fighter) role. The company was contracted to build three prototypes, the first aircraft flying on the 26 July 1957. The aircraft did set an international speed record for a 1,000 km (620 mi) closed circuit, it achieved a speed of 1,046.65 km/h (650.36 mph) at 7,620 m (25,000 ft) on 25 April 1958. On 23 July, the record was broken again with a speed of 1,075 km/h (667.98 mph). Despite these amazing performances, the Breguet 1001 Taon, like several other great aircraft during this period, never went beyond the stage of prototype... This package is complete and stand-alone. The models have full moving parts and animations (control surfaces, gears, spoilers, canopy, pilot ladder, etc.) and a complete virtual cockpit and a custom 2D panel.

This standalone full package of a modified version of Alphasim's B-1B. It sports the BX tail code of Aeroworks Flight Center IV in Railroad Valley, Nevada. The package includes one scheme, a sound fix for lower volume, updated autopilot, differential brakes and various other upgrades and changes. It uses only the advanced flight model. Base model by Alphasim. Updates by Jason L. Terry

ALPHA Simulation C-130 Hercules originally designed for FS2004 has been reworked for FSX with new sounds, new VC only flight deck, multiple pop up windows, new air file, new flight dynamics, new air configuration, thumbnails, adjustable cargo and fuel weights, new gauges, exhaust effects, all textures converted to DDS format, new camera views, window icons placed within the VC. Textures Include: 314th Air Wing, USAF, USAF, 57th ARR, 47 Sqn. RAF, USCG, Blue Angels, US Navy, AC-130A Hercules Gunship.

Default repaint (textures only) of the Acceleration F-18. This scheme is based upon the experimental finish devised by aviation artist Keith Ferris in the late 70's and designed to break up the outlines of an aircraft using different shades of grays in a hard edged splinter style. Several aircraft, usually Navy F-14's, F-4's and agressor F-5's took part in the trials, but the scheme has never largely been adopted. By Jason L. Terry

I updated the Dmitry Samborski (samdim)Tu-95 and Tu-142 for FS2004 by relaccing the FS2004 panel with the Tu-126 panel also by Dmitry Samborski and adding texture thumbnails. 2D panel only, no VC panel.

This pack contains three F-16 liveries updated: The BAF solo display jet 2012, Soloturk HD, and an (fictional) monster energy F-16. This pack also contains cool effects like: Flares, afterburner, and smoke. Repaints by Mees Jansen. F-16 model by: Kirk Ollson (INCLUDED)

Reworked version of the original model by Bill Holker and Michael Pook. The B47 was the first jet bomber used by the SAC during the cold war. 2D and VC panel for wide screen with GPWS and alarm callout. Credits: Bill Holker for the original aircraft. See instructions for installation in the readme.txt file. Nice flights!