0.08Mb (1083 downloads)
FS2004
Supermarine Walrus Update.
This is an update for FS 9 of the Supermarine Walrus by Mike
Stone (here).
I have updated the flight dynamics, changed the touchdown effect,
changed the water effect, added a nav/GPS switch and icons to
the panel, added a trim gauge, corrected the positions of the
beacon and nav light switches, eliminated the need for the radio
bit map, and changed the lights to the smaller ones. Bob Chicilo.
78K
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:23 by archive
6.51Mb (1604 downloads)
FS2004
North American AT-6F "Texan" Avision Dominicana.
This is a COMPLETE Gmax model that comes with very accurate
HIGH-DETAIL photo-realistic textures, including engine and
pilot figures. Modifieded by Cliff Presley. Original model
by Dennis da Silva. It also comes with newly improved, very
precise T-6 flight dynamics, Avionics, GPS and Map for a more
realistic flight experience. Repaint by Robert Serrata. 6.7MB
Textures
Update. 1.7MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:23 by archive
0.67Mb (1605 downloads)
Westland
Whirlwind RAF Cammo Textures only.
This is a repaint of the Westland Whirlwind by Kazunori Ito
(required above). This was another popular cammo used by the
RAF for this sleek fighter. By William Ortis, Lionheart Creations
Ltd. 689K
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:23 by archive
1.37Mb (2033 downloads)
FS2004
Westland Whirlwind Panel MOD.
: This is a panel modification pack that outfits the instrumentation
of the Westland Whirlwind to have British gauges. These are
borrowed from the Spitfire Mk1, the DeHavilland Comet, and uses
the P-38 engine management gauges as well. For the Westland
Whirlwind MkI by Kazunori Ito (above). This MOD pack by William
Ortis, Lionheart Creations Ltd. 1.4MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:23 by archive
0.01Mb (2257 downloads)
FS2004
Westland Whirlwind Airfiles MOD Pack.
This is an Airfiles MOD pack for the Westland Whirlwind by Kazunori
Ito (above). This airfile package is designed from scratch specifically
for the Whirlwind fighter bomber. This airfile set is tuned
to the proper airspeeds, stall speed, flight characteristics,
and uses regular asperated engines instead of jet turboprops.
By William Ortis, Lionheart Creations Ltd. 9K
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:23 by archive
3.22Mb (2929 downloads)
FS2002/FS2004
Junkers Ju-388/L1. This
aircraft was a development of the Ju 188, which based on the
well-known Ju88. Wings and tail wing were taken from the Ju
188 without modification, the landing gear originated from the
Ju 88. In contrast to the Ju 188, the Ju 388 was equipped with
a pressurised cabin and was designed as a high-altitude aircraft.
In order to maximize the aircraft's velocity, the aircraft was
hardly armed. At its tail, there was a remote control gun turret
with two MG 131. While wing de-icing was done with hot air from
the engines, there was a separate, fuel driven Karcher heater
to de-ice the elevators. By Kazunori Ito. 3.3MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:23 by archive
3.53Mb (1153 downloads)
FS2004/FSX
Douglas DC-6 Delta C&S Textures only
for the DC-6 Model by Jens Kristensen (here).
Textures by Gary Harper. 3.6MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:23 by archive
3.47Mb (1190 downloads)
FS2004
Fokker FVIIa SCADTA Avianca.
Repaint: Jorge Andrés Calderón C. Model: Jens
B. Kristensen. 3.5MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:23 by archive
3.94Mb (3101 downloads)
FS2002/FS2004
Westland Whirlwind Mk.I.
The British Whirlwind was a diminutive, twin-engine heavy fighter
from the Westland Aircraft company. The Whirlwind was one of
the fastest aircraft in the air when it flew in the late 1930s,
and much more heavily armed than anything flying. Protracted
development problems with its Rolls-Royce Peregrine engines
delayed the entire project and only a relatively small number
were built. During the Second World War only two RAF squadrons
would be equipped with the Whirlwind, and despite successful
use as a fighter-bomber, its service life was short. by Kazunori
Ito. 4.6MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:23 by archive
6.62Mb (1185 downloads)
FS2004
P51D Mustang 'Dancing Devil'
. Original by Roger Dial. Repaint by Chris Krawczyk. 6.8MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:23 by archive