FS2004 Fairey III D. MkII. floatplane. A FAA. Spotter/Reconniassance aircraft Typical colour scheme, circa. 1924. Remodelled using FSDS v5.5.1. Ver. 0.5, By Edward Cook

FS9/2004 1932 Lockheed Vega Starliner by Rarewings.com: Designed with FSDS3.5.1 and FSDSTweak . It has full working virtual cockpit with back-lite gauges. Limited 2-D panel, custom sounds. The plane has reflective glass and metal textures. In the Mid 1930's the Menasco engine company began testing its Unitwin comprising of two 260hp C6S-4 six cylinder engines mounted close side-by-side driving a common gearbox for a single propeller. The Vega was to design an attractive small "feederline" transport around this double engine. The resulting Starliner had a mixed construction air-frame with a typical Lockheed tapered wing with split flaps, a side-door cabin a pilot and five passengers. In 1940 the project was abandoned, the Starliner was too small to appeal to the airlines, and too large for most private customers. Stop by www.rarewings.com for a single tail version of this aircraft.

This is textures for the default DC-3 in a specially livery "One sky - One world". Repaint by Ingo Schwan.

Cr-1 RATA Patch. Corrects a texture fault in the CR-1 Rata package (above).

This is a repaint (textures only) of David Eckert's fine Sopwith Camel. Original Model by David Eckert, FDE by Jerry Beckwith. Additional textures by John Terrell. Snoopy2 repaint by L.T. Davis.

Textures only for the FS2002-2004 SBD-5 Dauntless FSDS V2 model by J R Lucariny. This aircraft is the flagship of the Dixie Wing.

Cr-1 RATA Package. This is add-on started out as simTECH Flight Design project of interest back in 2002. Then it went on the shelf until Feb 2009. I since sold SimTECH Flight Design Ltd but retained rights to all older simTECH models as well as models under development. Hence this great little model…Months later here we are with a full release Rata. The model is a Rhino 3d model which I later exported the model into a custom made compiler so it could be accepted in Fs9. This is a very old model so some of the newer features That the newer FS9 and FSX flight Sims support are not in this add-on. It took a lot of reverse programming to get this model to the point that is now. This model is set up specifically for Fs9 and will not work well in fs2002 or FSX. It will work in FSX AND Fs2002 but some additional modifications will have to be made, but it is possible to do so And I give any crafty designer the permission to do so as long as the Cr-1-Software LTD. trade mark and copy write is left intact. Tom Woods/ SimTech

Piaggio P-108B. Designed by Ing. Giovanni Casiraghi, the Piaggio P-108B was an Italian four-engined heavy bomber used by the Regia Aeronautica during World War II. A prototype of this aircraft first flew in 1939 and it entered service in 1942. This model reproduces the aircraft on which Capt. Bruno Mussolini lost his life during a test flight on August 1941 in Pisa airport.Two liveries are provided, one Camo and one Dark Green paint. This model features reflective metallic skin and full animations. Capt. I. D'Attomo Capt. G.Quai

This BF-109F has been released as freeware courtesy of SkyUnlimited Productions. www.skyunlimited.net Included are over 20 paint schemes, tropical variants, accurate flight dynamics, viewable engine details, custom sounds, working machine gun effects, historical information, and an actual Bf-109F checklist. The main installer will install international friendly repaints without swastikas, but an additional installer is included that will install historical swastikas for those users that prefer accuracy. In addition, a repaint kit is also included. Enjoy Jesse Lambert of SkyUnlimited Productions

FS9/2004 1936 Stearman Hammond Y-1s by Rarewings.com: Designed with FSDS3.5.1 and FSDSTweak . It has full working virtual cockpit with back-lite gauges. Limited 2-D panel, custom sounds. The plane has reflective glass and metal textures. This install package comes with three Paint textures.Model Y designed by Dean B. Hammond for Bureau of Air Commerce safe airplane competition in 1934. Declared winner of contest in Nov, and Bureau contracted to purchase 25 aircraft at $3,190 each. Original design goal was for an airplane cost of $700--they cost $7150 later! First airplane not acceptable to the Bureau, and Lloyd Stearman was asked to re- engineer plane to improve performance and general workmanship. Resulting aircraft, Model Y, delivered Apr 1936. Another Free download from www.rarewings.com.