This conversion is more than just a simple recompile of the previous FS2004 aircraft. We have added four brand new textures in this product representing four of Australia's WWII Aces, complete with new weathering and effects. We have also added new normal map and specular map materials to provide a stunning external experience. We have taken the time to record a brand new audio package for the P-40 Kittyhawk using authentic P-40 recordings featuring full 360 degree sound panning and new ambient sound for when you are sitting on the ground doing pre-flight. Now you can hear birds in the fields, aircraft and helicopters overhead as you ready yourself for flight! We have updated the internal cockpit providing a complete set of new gauges designed for easy reading and clarity, and even added a basic modern cockpit for those needing some navigation tools to hand. Pam Brooker, resident flight dynamics engineer has done a superb job of the flight model, giving you an aircraft which is a true joy to fly, however it is an aircraft you have to FLY, rather than many 'point and go' aircraft seen these days. All in all, IRIS are very happy at the conversion of this product and hope that you all will once again, enjoy the thrill of the P-40 Kittyhawk in Flight Simulator X. NOTE: See "FSX Root/IRIS Classics/P-40E Kittyhawk/Bonus Schemes" for additional paints.

FS9/FSX Martinair textures for Greg Pepper/Tom Gipson DC-7C. This aircraft was originally purchased in 1957 by KLM Airlines and was sold to Martinair in 1965. Derelict at Saulsbury in 1977.

Aero/Siebel C3A/204D, another CFS2 aircraft I made flyable for FSX Acceleration. Nice VC with full working gauges (all necessary gauges included). All credits for the original aircraft go to Jan Moravec. Updated by Erik Hertzberger. Enjoy!

FSX-FS2004 Mustang III B and B1 fix This cleans up the control surfaces of the Mustang IIIB and IIIB1 . Replace the old mdl files. Mod by A.F.Scrub

This is Milton Shupe/Vladimir Gonchar AT-11 panel added to the SOH Douglas A-26 Invader with all texture fixes and A/P added for FSX. All nose textures and gun textures are fixed. Fuel flow adjusted to better meet real world specs for 2700nm empty range. Wing tip strobes added. The only credit I take is the texture and panel modifications.

I have added in flight exhaust smoke and photoreal windscreen pillars to the wonderful FS2004/FSX model created by Mr. Manfred Jahn and crew. Enjoy!

FSX-FS2004 Mustang P-51b In April, 1942, a British test pilot, Ronald Harker, flew the Mustang and was very impressed by it. He suggested that the new plane would be a natural fit with the Rolls Royce Merlin 60-series engine, well-suited to high altitudes. At the prodding of Major Thomas Hitchcock, the Americans began working along the same lines (using the Packard license-built version of the Merlin), and the first Merlin-equipped Mustang, the P-51B, flew in November, 1942. The results were impressive, to say the least. At 30,000 feet, the improved Mustang reached 440 MPH, almost 100 MPH faster than the Allison-equipped Mustang at that altitude. Malcolm hood and standard hood versions with late model vertical fin included. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub

FSX-FS2004 Mustang P-51b In April, 1942, a British test pilot, Ronald Harker, flew the Mustang and was very impressed by it. He suggested that the new plane would be a natural fit with the Rolls Royce Merlin 60-series engine, well-suited to high altitudes. At the prodding of Major Thomas Hitchcock, the Americans began working along the same lines (using the Packard license-built version of the Merlin), and the first Merlin-equipped Mustang, the P-51B, flew in November, 1942. The results were impressive, to say the least. At 30,000 feet, the improved Mustang reached 440 MPH, almost 100 MPH faster than the Allison-equipped Mustang at that altitude. Malcolm hood and standard hood versions included. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub

Textures only for Tim Conrad's FSX Fairchild PT-19. 3 wartime USAAF schemes.

Caproni Campini N-1. Another great CFS2-plane now flyable in FSX Acceleration. Working VC (gauges included) and some nice effects added. All credits go to the IS4G-members! Enjoy!