This is a modification for the default Cessna C182S (or any light single engine propeller aircraft of your choosing) in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 that adds a modern "Glass Panel" to the aircraft using default gauges (Mainly from the Learjet 45) and a fully capable autopilot including an autothrottle. It replaces the "six pack" with the Learjet's PFD, it also places a GPS gauge on the panel replacing the older navigation gauges on the original panel and places a full autopilot gauge on the panel too. It retains the gauges needed to monitor fuel and engine status and the original gauges and switches along the bottom of the panel. The panel bitmap is from the Cessna 182RG but in 1024 resolution with the landing gear gauge removed. (It was originally made by me for FS2004 converted FS2002 Cessna 182RG). I have kept the original Radiostack Window but removed the autopilot part of the stack at the bottom

This is a 2D panel for the Groundcrew Messerschmitt Bf110 G-4 nightfighter It fearures original german gauges and a switchable Radio navigator station with german radios and nav instruments and working radar

these modifications replace the stock radio pack to a one with german radios and nav instruments, Also some gauges have been changed to show metric readouts. I like to have german gauges with metric readouts on german ac. Or what would you say to fly a Mustang or a Spit with german radios? Kenavo Michael Vader

Hallo friends, this panel has been done for the fine NH90 helicopter published by ABSimulations As I found no satisfiyng me source to make the pilots position I choose to make it as seen from a third crew member with the two pilots Happy flights and landings Yours Michael Vader

A SHORAN gauge for the panels of the B-45 Tornado, late WW2 B-17s and B-24s, Korean War B-29s and possibly other early Cold War American bombers. It was made in and for FS9 but should work in any sim that handles XML gauges, or can be placed on a 2D panel in any sim. It doesn't actually work, since there are no SHORAN transmitting stations in FS9, but it can add a bit of authenticity to the panels of appropriate planes. The the instrument face is modeled on a photo of one in a Korean War B-29.

This is just a little set of gauges in XML which replace the old BoeingGeneric.dll gauges. They fit exactly in any position where the BoeingGeneric gauges are used. As they written in XML they can easily be modified and the background colours can be easily changed. Numbers are more easily legible and rotating them is easier. Other than that it works in exactly the same way. It works in FSX 2D and VC panels and should work in FS9 as well.

Ted Cook's Hawker Fury II is a nice plane for FS2004. Shessi also made a nice CFS2 version. This is a replacement 2d panel. More CFS2/FS2004 stuff at Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B6eE9NtAJBP6aTMxclRjb2txY0E

FS2004 New 2D Panel for CamSim Boeing 787, all models and versions. 2D Panel design and paint by Camil Valiquette.

FS2004 New 2D Panel for CamSim Airbus A350, all models and versions. 2D Panel design and paint by Camil Valiquette.

FS2004 New 2D Panel for CamSim Airbus A220 /CSeries, all models and versions. 2D Panel design and paint by Camil Valiquette.