FSX Gloster Meteor F MkIII Upgrade Package V1.0 V1.0 Upgrade package for the Gloster Meteor by Robert Richardson. You need to have installed "Gloster Meteor F Mk 3 v2.zip" available from http://www.robertjamesrichardson.co.uk/page3.html List of what's updated: The Update includes 22 subtle improvements, which taken together have, in my opinion, helped transform the accuracy of the plane, making it now fly as realistically as it looks. • Rudder made more effective. • Aileron and elevator effectiveness increased. • Brakes weakened realistically. • Reduced yaw stability. • Increased roll stability. • Refined elevator-trim effectiveness. • Flaps deployment lengthened. • Reduced flap drag slightly, added a little pitch. • Better sound effect for landing. • New soundset constructed. WIP. • Rudimentary compressibilty effects added. • Added VC light. • Corrected red nav light. • Weight corrected from the previous F8 weights: Empty: 8,810 lb (3,996 kg); loaded Weight: 13,300 lb (6,032 kg). • Fuel load reduced to 324 imp gal + 100 gal ventral tank, from 695 imp gal. Provision is made to swap to the 180 gallon drop-able ventral tank within the aircraft.cfg – but the plane in this configuration is not cleared for even limited aerobatics. • Drag and engine power adjusted to create the correct Max Speed and Max Ceiling • Fuel consumption corrected by 35%, the Meteor was heavy on fuel. • Altered Meteor Reference and Checklist to load in correctly. It was previously referencing the Meteor MkVIII. • Ceiling Height for the MkIII. Adjusted ceiling from 40K to 33,500ft – • Max speed from 580kts to 412-415kts flying level. • Altered the payload in the cfg file from 400lbs to 800lbs, the weight of the ammunition for the 4 cannons. • Aircraft cfg cleaned up: Folding wings removed, removed reference to the F8 in the UI details etc. (C) Warbird Warrior 201

Nakajima B6N-2 Tenzan in FSX native. updated to MDLX animations, materials, glass, discrete interior model, 3D prop disc. Type 91 torpedo on dropped object visibility condition, from saved flight (included) Model by Thicko, FSX panel by Hetzi, FSX flogging, Type 91 torpedo/with airtail, incidental bits by Y.T.

This is a repaint of the Manfred Jahn C-47/ DC-3 v3 in Bonanza Air Lines livery. Bonanza was the first all-jet powered airline in the United States. It was based in Las Vegas. They operated from inception in 1945 until merging into Air West in 1968. Their DC-3s were phased out in 1960. You need the C-47 v3 (DC-3) by Manfred Jahn. This aircraft was tested on FSX-SE & P3D v3.

The Republic XF-84H "Thunderscreech" was an experimental turboprop aircraft derived from the F-84F Thunderstreak. Its maiden flight took place in July 1955. Powered by a turbine engine that was mated to a supersonic propeller, the XF-84H had the potential of setting the unofficial air speed record for propeller-driven aircraft, but was unable to overcome teething aerodynamic deficiencies, resulting in the cancellation of the program. The aircraft was named "Thunderscreech", because it was quite possibly the loudest aircraft ever built. This is an FSX update for the XF-84H, designed by Kazunori Ito for FS2002. It features a new 2D panel with FSX compatible gauges as well as a highly detailed static VC (non-functional gauges) and the FDE has been changed to make it flyable in FSX. Original model by Kazunori Ito and camera views by Erwin Welker, all FSX updates, smoke configuration and improved FDE by Michael Pook.

This was the second design for the He P.1079B all-weather heavy fighter. The wings were swept back sharply and contained six fuel tanks. A crew of two sat back-to-back in the cockpit, and armament was to be four MK 108 30mm cannon. No evidence has been found that the P.1079 projects were ever submitted to the RLM, but it is known that designer Siegfried Günter, along with his engineers Eichner and Hohbach, were working on these designs under U.S. supervision during the summer of 1945. This is an FSX update for the He-1079, originally designed for FS2002 by Stephen Robinson and updated for FSX by Keith Hackett in 2010. This new update features a new gauge configuration for the VC and a 2D panel has been added as well, both with now all German authentic gauges. Furthermore, smoke, burner effect and new camera views have been added also. The new livery (green camo) has been made by myself. Thanks to Steve Robinson for the original model, to Keith Hackett for the earliar FSX update, to Hauke Keitel for most of the gauges and to Mark Cranston for the sound. New 2D panel and gauge configuration, new livery and smoke and burner effect as well as additional camera views by Michael Pook.

This project was Henschel's design for a fast bomber to be powered by a single 2200 horsepower Daimler Benz DB 610 engine. A "Entenbauform" (built like a duck) design was used, with the tail in front and the wing to the rear. Vertical fins were located at the wingtips. The cockpit was in the forward fuselage with accomodations for a crew of three or four. The prototype construction was not begun, and the further development of tail-first aircraft was not pursued due to lengthy development time and design cost. This is an FSX update for the HSP-87, originally designed for FS2004 by Stephen Robinson. The aircraft works perfectly in FSX, but this update features a new 2D panel, smoke effect and additional camera views. Thanks to Steve Robinson for the awesome original model. New 2D panel, smoke configuration and additional camera views by Michael Pook.

The Focke-Wulf Ta-283 was a German swept-wing ramjet-powered interceptor aircraft during World War II. The project was developed at the same time as the Focke-Wulf Super Lorin and remained unbuilt before the surrender of Nazi Germany. This is an FSX update for the TA-283, originally designed for FS2002 by Stephen Robinson. Amazingly, the aircraft works perfectly in FSX, but this update features both a revised VC and 2D panel with all German authentic gauges as well as corrected smoke, new burner effect and additional camera views. Thanks to Steve Robinson for the awesome original model, to Hauke Keitel for the Kedi gauges,to the unknown designers of the other great gauges and to Erwin Welker for the camera views. New panel and effect configuration by Michael Pook.

The Potez 540 was a French multi-role aircraft of the 1930s. Designed and built by Potez, it served with the French Air Force as a reconnaissance bomber, also serving with the Spanish Republican Air Force during the Spanish Civil War. Although obsolete as a bomber, it remained in service in support roles and in France's overseas colonies at the start of World War II. This is Paul Clawson's FSX Potez 540 with newly designed and reworked VC and 2D panel with now French gauges for the most part. It also features smoke effect, slightly improved FDE and additional camera views for the co-pilot and rear seat. Original model by Paul Clawson and thanks to Restauravia for the great French gauges and to "Law Dog" for the sound. Panel updates by Michael Pook.

FS2004/FSX Vought VE-7FS Fighter The fighter version of the VE-7 was designated VE-7S. It was a single-seater, the front cockpit being faired over and a .30 cal. machine gun mounted over it, on the left side and synchronized to fire through the propeller. Some planes, designated VE-7SF, had flotation gear consisting of inflatable bags stowed away, available to help keep the plane afloat when ditching at sea. Two variants, four textures. Work perfectly in FS9 and FSX. GMAX mdls by A.F.Scrub

The Yakovlev Yak-52 is a Russian primary trainer aircraft which first flew in 1976. It is still being produced in Romania by Aerostar as Iak-52. The Yak-52 was designed originally as an aerobatic trainer for students in the Soviet DOSAAF training organisation, which trained both civilian sport pilots and military pilots. Since the early 1990s and the fall of the Soviet Union, many Yak 52s have been exported to the west. Of the approximately 2150 produced to date, most now fly in the United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia and other western countries. This package is an FSX/Acceleration update of John Carter's FS9 VC model, featuring a highly detailed 2D panel by the designer himself and a new VC panel on the basis of the excellent 2D, both equipped with mostly Russian gauges. Included are three additional repaints by Mick Sinclair, slightly modified to eliminate some color and and caption issues on the fuselage. Thanks to John Carter for the original model and to Mick Sinclair for the repaints and Aaron Swindle for the sound, repaint modifications, new VC design and new gauge configuration by Michael Pook. Not sure if the the model runs in FS2004 .