15.74Mb (1057 downloads)
Updated Nakajima B6N2 Tenzan (Jill) for FSX Acceleration. I used Erwin Welkers/Michael Pooks great VC-update, gun-effects and camera views, put in some panel extra's (bomb scope, radar, japanese minipanel), renewed the air.-file, so now the rear gunner's cockpit opens with the Concorde nose-visor keys and also put in 2 extra textures.
Posted Oct 27, 2013 18:12 by erik hertzberger
150.27Mb (3870 downloads)
Kazunori Ito's great Messerschmitt Gigant pack, now flyable in FSX Acceleration. All credits for these great designs are for him!! Messerschmitt Me-323E Gigant, Messerschmitt Me-321 Gigant Glider and Heinkel He-111Z Zwilling as towplane for the Gigant Glider. If you follow Thomas Murr's instructions (included) for the towplane, you're should be able to make curves, retract the gear and the flaps. There's something of a VC with working gauges (included), but don't expect too much. I hope you have as much fun flying them as I had updating them! Enjoy!
Posted Oct 27, 2013 06:47 by erik hertzberger
21.26Mb (1401 downloads)
This is an FSX panel update for the WWII fighter Brewster Buffalo by A. F. Scrub. It
is the whole package including great repaints by Evan G. Butterbrodt and the Finnish variant Humu by Thicko and Peperez.
The model utilizes their installer package as it is identical to Scrub's and eliminates a small bug in the VC view. The
model features a completely new VC and 2D panel designed by Michael Pook and Erwin Welker.
Posted Oct 19, 2013 17:17 by Michael Pook
5.56Mb (1952 downloads)
FSX/FS2004 Republic P-47M Thunderbolt
With the advent of the Fieseler Fi 103, or V-1 missile, and turbojet- and rocket-propelled fighters in Luftwaffe service, a 'sprint' version of the Thunderbolt was hurriedly produced to meet the threat. Air brakes were fitted beneath the wings to aid deceleration after diving on the quarry. The P-47M topped at 450mph and more. 130 were subsequently built, these operating mostly in France after D-day. Tested in FS2004/FSX/FSX Acceleration. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub.
Posted Oct 17, 2013 12:27 by A.F.Scrub
14.75Mb (1890 downloads)
Model for FS2004 and FSX sp2 (Acc) of Savoia Marchetti S 55 X
This is the 4th version of my model, which has been revised in order to be used with FS2004 and also with FSX . The model was made with the Abacus's FSDS v.3.51. Has many moving parts and a detailed enough 3D virtual cockpit.
This new version has been prepared to mark 80th anniversary of flight across the Atlantic, following a request of the PVI , Italian Virtual Pilot, which also provided for the configuration of the new virtual cockpit with new gauges.
Posted Oct 16, 2013 04:25 by Massimo Taccoli
23.68Mb (2400 downloads)
Another great CFS2 Hawker Typhoon Mk.1B-model for FSX-Acceleration with working VC (all necessary gauges included). All credits are for the original authors (please see the orig.readme). Gun-effects for fun. Enjoy!
Posted Oct 13, 2013 00:08 by erik hertzberger
17.91Mb (1714 downloads)
3 Fairey Swordfishes on wheels, 2 Mk.1's with different guns (Lewis or Vickers), one with torpedo, and a Canadian Mk.3 with a great radar screen, now flyable in FSX Acceleration. All credits are for the designer Julian Higgs, but I updated the 2D/3D panels with a lot of extra's. Enjoy!
Posted Oct 12, 2013 16:59 by erik hertzberger
13.27Mb (616 downloads)
2 Fairey Swordfishes on floats, one clean, one with torpedo, now flyable in FSX Acceleration. All credits are for the designer Julian Higgs, but I updated the 2D/3D panels with a lot of extra's. Enjoy!
Posted Oct 12, 2013 16:53 by erik hertzberger
10.71Mb (462 downloads)
Valtion Lentokonetehdas (VL) Humu. Another great CFS2-model now flyable in FSX-Acceleration. All credits are for Thicko and Peperez! Full working VC, all necessary gauges (some Russian) included. Gun-effects for fun added. Please see the original readme's by Thicko and Peperez for background information about the plane. Enjoy!
Posted Oct 12, 2013 15:12 by erik hertzberger
7.01Mb (1643 downloads)
FSX/FS2004 P47 D Thunderbolt
Never beautiful like the Spitfire, not as agile as the Bf 109, nor as long-legged as the P-51 Mustang, the big Republic P-47 Thunderbolt nevertheless was one of the most successful and best-loved fighters of all time. The 'Jug', named for its bulky shape, was a monster of a machine, yet it was fast and manoeuvrable. The pilot had enormous power at his fingertips and knew that if his aircraft was hit by gunfire, he had an excellent chance of getting home safely. P-47D-25 Gabreski and P-47D-30 Tarheel Hall variants included.Tested in FS2004/FSX/FSXacceleration. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub
Posted Oct 10, 2013 02:25 by A.F.Scrub