FS2004 Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Vega.+ "Winnie Mae". Uses the default Vega. In the hands of pilots such as Amelia Earhart and Wiley Post, the Vega set many flying records during the 1930s. Wiley Post flew his Vega "Winnie Mae" around the world in 1931. In 1932 Amelia Earhart, piloting a Vega, became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. The Vega's power and speed also made it a top choice for early commercial airline operations.Francis F Silva. 7.3MB

B17G Fuddy Duddy Textures only. Requires the Aluminum Overcast B17g by AF Scrub here. By DL Tarbox. 765K

FS2004 DC3 Taxi Throttles: This package offers a modification to the "hard to steer" Douglas DC-3. The DC-3 relies on differential braking and power to taxi properly. This package is for those pilots without dual throttle controls. It uses the rudder deflection to apply proportional differential power under the appropriate circumstances. Documentation is included. It should work with the Default Microsoft DC-3, the C-47 by Beamont & Bitzer (shown), or other twin engine tail draggers that are hard to steer. Authors: Ken Austin and Dave Bitzer. 86K

FS2004 Boeing 40-A, William Boeing's first attempt at an Airliner. First flight was May 20 1927. The Boeing 40-A was capable of carrying 2 passengers, 1,200 LBS of mail and 1 pilot. No VC, this model has two textures, 1 grey and 1 high gloss silver. animated passenger doors. Model by Chris Herring. 1.7MB

FS2004 Sopwith Snipe. This is a multi res model with all the usual animations. There are two styles of aircraft included (early style and the later one with balanced ailerons and different rudder) together with 4 paint schemes. Virtual Cockpit: It includes a full set of original gauges, including an animated oil pulsator glass. The Snipe had a system whereby the tailplane incidence could be altered from the cockpit using a big lever. This can be found on the right hand side of the cockpit and will change the aircraft trim. The gauges can also be individually illuminated using the switch box which is clickable in the VC or available as a popup using SHIFT+3. Mag switches are also clickable or popup using SHIFT+2.This model is for use with Microsoft Flight Sim 2004 (FS9) and was made using Abacus Flight Sim Design Studio v2.24. Model by Stuart Green. 7.3MB

FS2004 B17 Wings of Eagles "Fuddy Duddy". "Fuddy Duddy" is a new texture B17 modeled after the B17 that is still flying today. Once the pride and joy of the Wings of Eagles ,she now resides in California. Textures By D.L. Tarbox. To install this plane: Extract zip file ,the folder marked gauges in the main folder should be copied to your main gauges in your fs9 folder fs9/gauges.Open folder highlight all the files and copy them to fs9/gauges (do not extract the cab file that are contained just copy them to fs9/gauges. once you have placed the gauge package in fs9/gauges place the remainder of the folder into your fs9/airplanes folder and you should be go to fly. Original aircraft developed by Model - Robert Hawk Panel -Paulo Pizzato. 16.4MB

FS2004 - VSP Bernard HV120 Racing Plane Package. The Bernard HV120 was built for entry in the 1929 Schneider Cup Race. Lengthy delays in engine development prevented participation. It first flew in March, 1930. This aircraft is part of the Virtual Schneider Project by Transglobal Aircraft. FSDS Model by Ralph Pegram, Dynamics by Ralph Pegram & Elias Korompilis, Panel & Gauges by Ian Willis and Matthew Paine. 5.6MB

FS2004 Hawker Demon, The Hawker Demon was built as a two seat fighter, a version of the Hawker Hart bomber. This model comes with 4 liveries, black on grey, red on grey, blue on grey and blue on yellow. Model and textures by Chris Herring, built in FSDSv3. Flight dynamics made with Jerry Beckwiths AirWrench. 1.7MB

FS2004 VSP Nieuport NiD 450 Racing Plane Package. The Nieuport NiD 450 was built for entry in the 1929 Schneider Cup Race. Lengthy delays in engine development prevented participation. Further testing and development was continued into 1931. This aircraft is part of the Virtual Schneider Project by Transglobal Aircraft. Gmax Model by Matthew Paine, Dynamics by Ralph Pegram & Elias Korompilis, Panel & Gauges by Matthew Paine and Ian Willis. 5.9MB

FS2004 RSDG Modified Mitsubishi A6M2 Super Zero Japanese Navy. From the original CFS2 zero. Modified & textures by Mark Rooks. 4.3MB