FS2002 Douglas DC-3 Cathay Pacific 'Betsy' VR-HDB The DC-3 'Betsy', converted from a C-47, was the founding aircraft of Cathay Pacific Airways, serving the line between 1946-1955. Based on Jan Visser's legendary DC-3 model for FS2000, updated for FS2002, this package includes both her original and later liveries. Transparent cabin windows (with authentic gunports in the early version - they were pioneering days!), full nightlighting, lit 3D interior with opening passenger door, boarding steps/ladder and other details. Includes FS2002 panel by Jorge 'Eko' Salas and FS2002 lights fix by Paul Pridmore. Repaints by Mark Beaumont. File name: CPABETSY.ZIP. 7.5MB

Revised FS2002 Val-U-Prop Douglas DC-3 CargoLiner Plane and Panel. Val-U-Prop is a rogue airline based in Bloomington, Indiana, that flies everything from VIPs to sheep manure anyplace and anytime. VP's motto is "No job too small; No fee too large," and our DC-3's, DC-4's, DC-6's and DC-8's can be seen hedge-hopping into various obscure airports throughout the world. This aircraft is an all-aluminum re-paint of the fabulous DC-3 OH-LCH by Jan Visser, Erik Ellis, Roy Chaffin, Ian Roper and Bill Rambow, to which FS2002 lights have been added. It has military capability, including machine guns and NUCLEAR/GPS/JDAM guided bomb launch. Panel includes everything on main panel, except for GPS and (optional) default radios, so there is no tabbing. The very aluminal wing views were shot by Thomas Klein, and the vintage C-47 cabin was photographed by Tom Turner. Gauges by James Underwood, Ernie Kennedy and Dai Griffiths. A-bomb and machine guns by Chris Trotter. Compiled By James Underwood. 6.6MB

FS2002 Douglas O-38 The Douglas O-38 served as an observation and training aircraft from 1931 to 1938. This colorful example is painted for the California National Air Guard. It is a FSDS2 project, featuring moving parts, crew figures, transparent windshields and a specular color "shine". A vintage style panel is included. By Paul Clawson. 623K

FS2002 Tachikawa Ki-94-II Japanese Green Livery high altitude interceptor, ver. 3.0.0. Designed late in the war specifically to intercept B-29s, the Ki-94-II never flew. In fact, Japan surrendered on the very day it was scheduled for its maiden flight. Multi-resolution model features full animation and breaking parts. Freeware. fsds2 model by Gerald Lindell (jlindell@wi.rr.com), Textures by Phanis Sima, flight model & NEW special sounds (included) by David C. Copley, 2-D panel by Lobo da Silva and vc gauges and dp modification for breaking parts by Andre van Duin. This plane also models "compressability" and had no "dive recovery flaps" so be careful of your airspeed in dives. 7.3MB

FS2002 Tachikawa Ki-94-II Japanese Silver Livery high altitude interceptor, ver. 3.0.0. Designed late in the war specifically to intercept B-29s, the Ki-94-II never flew. In fact, Japan surrendered on the very day it was scheduled for its maiden flight. Multi-resolution model features full animation and breaking parts. Freeware. fsds2 model by Gerald Lindell (jlindell@wi.rr.com), Textures by Phanis Sima, flight model & NEW special sounds (included) by David C. Copley, 2-D panel by Lobo da Silva and vc gauges and dp modification for breaking parts by Andre van Duin. This plane also models "compressability" and had no "dive recovery flaps" so be careful of your airspeed in dives. 7.6MB

Felixstowe F2a for CFS2 and FS2002 by Stuart Green Colour scheme N4297, based in Felixstowe November 1918 Model includes usual moving parts, sliding doors but also includes different flight models and config files for CFS2 and FS2002 courtesy of James Banks and a dp file by Fred Green. The air equivalent of a "slow boat to China" this graceful craft proved to be of great worth for anti-submarine patrol and reconnaissance in the Great War. 2.1MB

CFS2/ FS2002 Polikarpov I-16 Tip 5 version 1.0 The Polikarpov I-16 Tip 5 painted as: 1.Lieutenant Liu Chi-Sheng, 21st PS, 4th PG, CAF, Wuhan area, China, 31st May 1938 2.Kapitan Gubenko Anton Alexeyevich, Russian Volunteer Group, CAF, China, 18th July 1938 3.Pilot unknown, 12nd IAP VMF-KBF(Baltic Fleet), USSR, August 1937 4.Manuel Fernandez, Morales y Zarauza, 4a Escuadrilla, Spain, 14th August 1938 5.Pilot unknown, Captured by Spanish Nationalist, Grupo IW, Madrid-Cuatro Vientos, Spain, 1939 I welcome your comments, Ivan Hsu-archi. 12.5MB

FAIRCHILD PT-19 Model by: Daniel da Silva e Denis da Silva. Modifications: Jacy Rocha Dias. 2.1MB

FS2002 HE100-D version 1.0. An original design by Gerald Lindell. Features full animation and breaking parts. Fsds2 model by Gerald Lindell. Download and installed folder creates two planes in cfs2 with one texture done by George Lindell and the other by Phanis Sima. flight model, dp and vc gauges byh Andre van Duin. 2-D panel by Lobo da Silva. This This pleasant looking fighter was another failed attempt by Ernst Heikel AG to compete against the Bf 109. It was capable of doing 416 mph in 1939 in a fighter version after a prototype version set the new world speed record of 464 mph. 3.8MB

FS2002 Grumman XF5F-1 Skyrocket PTO Operational Colors The Grumman Skyrocket was developed just before WW2 and was the first twin engine Navy fighter. It had awesome performance for its day, it was fast (exceeded 450mph in a dive) and could outclimb a Corsair. Carrier pilots loved it because the contra-rotating props eliminated torque effects on takeoffs and landings. Unfortunately, the Navy thought it was too heavy for carrier ops and opted to mass produce the single engine F4F. This FSDS2 Project includes full moving parts (tail hook, canopy, ailerons etc...)custom panel and specular shine, repaint based on a "what if" the navy had chosen this aircraft instead of the wildcat....the rest is history. Textures: Felipe Belalcazar Panel: Roger Gilmore Model: Paul Clawson. 2.4MB