FS2002/FS2000/FS98/CFS1/CFS2 SNJ-2 '2549' This aircraft was flown by RADM Aubrey Fitch when he was Commander of Carrier Division One aboard the USS Saratoga during 1940. A panel is included. Textures & Panel: W. Wright DP: Felipe Belalcazar. 327K

Caproni Ca.100 "Cachento" Cuerpo Aeronáutico del Peru. This plane is ready for FS-2002; is an original model designed by Sergio de la Puente using FSDS, with full moving parts. The Peruvian Aeronautical Corp bought 12 Ca.100 elementary trainers in 1934; originally they had in-line Gypsy engines but in 1938 were rebuilt with new metallic frames and Kinner B-5 radial engines. This model represents an airplane belonging to the 28th Training Squadron, based at Las Palmas, Lima, 1943. 490K

AVRO LA CIERVA C30A AUTOGIRO. The C-30A was a usefull autogiro designeb by Juan de La Cierva (spain) in 1934, and builded in UK by the Avro company. Model and paint by Ignacio Alfredo Mendive (Flakiten). 474K

The Portuguese Air Force B-26B Invader for CFS2 and FS2002 Between 1965 and 1975 the Portuguese Air Force use seven B-26B Invader as a replacement of the bomber fleet used in Africa. Principal Designers: Ed Wilson- GZR "Groundhog" did the primary models, the VC, the interiors, and the primary air and animation modeling JP Demmerle-GZR "Graywolf"- All the bitmaps for the cockpit and all the Textures for the exteriors. JP was also the 'whip' to keep things moving Hermann 'Krazy" Boltz- Did all the effects, much of the configuration and the lighting for FS2002 Charles "Chuck" Dome- Original gauges specifically for this A26 model. All were built from scratch and they are much appreciated Ric Charlebois-GZR "Frenchy" testing, suggestions and Scenery for the CFS2 Version Marv Howell- GZR "Sactargets"- research and coordination. REPAINT: The repaint version of Portuguese Air force has been made by Miguel Teodoro. 4.4MB

Stinson Faucett F-19 Faucett Peru. This plane is ready for FS-2002; is an original model designed by Sergio de la Puente using FSDS, it has full moving parts including elevators, rudder, ailerons, propeller, and tail wheel. The panel is based on photos of the plane. By Sergio de la Puente. 225K

FS2002 LUFTHANSA DOUGLAS DC-4 Freighter, registration N30042. This is the only DC 4 in the paint scheme of Lufthansa. N30042 was used by Transocean in the order of Lufthansa (primarily in the USA). The FSDS model features animated door, moving landing gear with steerable nose gear, flaps, ailerons, elevators, rudder and also night light textures. Cockpit and cabin windows are transparent. This model is equipped with a simple virtual cockpit, the wings with engines are visible now. Package with DC-4 panel by Dave Haskell. Modified flight dynamic by Wolfram Beckert, animation by Chris Grabow , livery painting by Dale DeLuca, FSDS design & base textures by Arik Hohmeyer (FS-Design Berlin). 4.6MB

GMAX A26C for FS2002 Only. It is fully animated and has functional 2d and VR cockpit. Original Gauges for the A-26 by Chuck Dome. Two Paint schemes are included. This is a GZR project by Ed Wilson "GZR Groundhog" and JP Demmerle "GZR Gray Wolf." Many others contributed including "Krazy" Boltz for lights and effects. Marv Howell "GZR Sactargets" and Ric Charlebois "GZR Frenchy" did research and testing. See the readme for full credits list. Contacts: Wilson, Ed Demmerle, J-P. 6.1MB

FS2002 dedicated Spitfire Mk XIVe Version 2.0 Adapted for FS2002 by Robin Ritchie from an original FSDS2 model by Andrew C. Wai. New Features FSDS2 model including: Rolling wheels & moving undercarriage Working WEP (war emergency power) Wing vortices and exhaust smoke breaking parts/crash effects Scarily real flight dynamics! Adjustable gauge quality in the Virtual Cockpit Choice of three liveries. 2.5MB

Lockheed Model 10 "Electra" Braniff Airways, 1937 BY : Nick Holland. 1.2MB

FS2002 ON MARK B-26K Aircraft for FS2002 Only. GMAX B-26K in Viet Nam Colors.Fully animated with both 2D and 3D cockpits. Original gauges created by Chuck Dome. Airfile created using 714 spreadsheets and methods. Read the 'readme' due to many detailed instructions. By: GZRs-Ed Wilson and JP Demmerle. 4.4MB