FS2004 Boulton Paul Type P.75 Overstrand. The last biplane medium bomber to enter RAF service. The first RAF use of a power gun turret. Fitted with an autopilot and heating for all crew positions. Aircraft of No. 101 Sqdn. based at Bicester C.1936 Ver. 01, By Edward Cook. 2.4MB

FS2004 Boeing 221A Monomail The 221A Monomail was a major advance in aircraft design, being one of the first all metal, stressed skin monoplanes built. Despite it's advances the 221A'a layout harked back to the biplane era, with the cabin forward, and open cockpit aft. Lack of a constant speed propeller prevented the Monomail's true success, as better twins were introduced by the time C-S props appeared. Only one 221A saw brief service between Chicago-Cheyenne. This FS9 model has full ani's, with opening doors/hatches, bare metal finish, VC, and some custom gauges. Tim 'Piglet' Conrad. 4.9MB

FS2004 SAAF DC3 Textures. This is a repaint of the default Douglas DC3 in the colours of the South African Air Force. Repaint by Rassie Erasmus. 1.8MB

FS2004 Sikorsky VS-44 Avalon Air Transport Sikorsky's last fixed-wing airplane, operated by Avalon Air Transport (later Catalina Airlines) 1957-67 on taxi runs between Long Beach, CA and Catalina Island. Made over 8,000 trips in 10 years, sometimes 12 in a day. Passenger capacity increased from 32 to 47 by removing galley and sleeper berths, and decreasing fuel load. Flight deck greatly modified in order to reduce crew required from 5 to 2. FSDS2 model with virtual cockpit, passenger compartment. Improved flight dynamics. Some instruments and interior details based on photos taken at New England Air Museum. Custom XML gauges plus defaults from DC-3. Animated cowl flaps and hatches. A flying boat, not an amphibian. No landing gear, but beaching gear provided. Can be taxied in and out of water. By George Diemer. 5.8MB

FS2004/2002 Junkers Ju-88 A4 It is an aircraft that succeeds as a medium bomber of a German air force in WWII. Though it was purely thought as a high-speed bomber at the time of the start of the development, It was diverted to various usages of combat at nighttime, invasion, attack to warship, scout, the attack of armour etc. Four kind of paint examples (German 3 / French 1) are included. by Kazunori Ito. 4MB

FS2004 Messerschmitt Bf109G10. This is a FSDS V2 model for FS2004 produced by David Hanvey and Paul Barry based on Paul Rebuffat's original model for CFS2. Textures by Alessandro Biagi. Airfile for FS2004 by AirWrench. 3.8MB

FS2004 Sopwith Camel Package. This is a new model for FS2004. Model includes virtual cockpit, rotary type engine, smoking engine and 3 texture choices. Model by David Eckert, FDE by Jerry Beckwith. Additional textures by John Terrell. Panel, gauges and sound by Microsoft. 6.2MB

FS2004 Messerschmitt Bf109Z-1 This file is best read in Notepad with wordwrap turned on. The plane is a Messerschmitt Bf109Z-1 This is a FSDS V2 model for FS2004 produced by David Hanvey and Paul Barry based on Paul Rebuffat's single seater 109s. Airfile for FS2004 by AirWrench. 6.7MB

FS2004 Bell XFL-1 Airabonita. The XFL-1 was a tail dragger version of the P-39 Airacobra designed to be a carrier fighter for the Navy. It failed it's carrier trials so only the protoyype was produced. This FSDSv2 model has the usual animations, a pilot figure, transparent windows, landing lights and nav lights. It has both a 2D panel and a VC (virtual cockpit). By Paul Clawson. 789K

CFS2/FS2002/FS2004 Fokker D VII WW1 biplane. Fokker DVII Model flown by Ltn Rudolph Stark, Jasta 35b. German pilots who flew combat in the D.VII marveled at the plane's high rate of climb and excellent handling characteristics. The service ceiling was higher than most Allied fighter planes. This advantage allowed D.VII pilots to built up speed and energy during an attack run, giving them the luxury of being able to pick and choose their targets. During 1918 Fokker D.VII's destroyed 565 Allied aircraft . A.F.Scrub. 7.8MB