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!

Mitsubishi J4M1 Senden (Luke), another great CFS2 warbird now flyable for FSX Acceleration. All credits go to the original authors . All I did was making it FSX-flyable, making all gauges work in 2D and in the VC-panel and add some gun-effects for fun. Enjoy!

This is David C. Copley's P-38 Lightning Updated for Microsoft Flight Simulator X . This Aircraft with the Top Hatted Skull belongs to by Bob Faurot who has the honor of the First P-38 Kill in the Pacific. This P-38 tail number 42-12633 of the 39th Fighter Squadron "Cobra In The Clouds" carries Bob Faurot's # 16. This aircraft includes a 2D and 3D P-38 Panel for FSX also includes History and pictures of the actual aircraft. Updated 2D panel Original by Mel Mutter. VC panel now works in FSX. Includes 2 Textures 1 regular and 1 semi-gloss. Updates By Mark " Fireball " Rooks of RDG Aircraft.