This is an update for FSX of the B-25J by Mike Stone, with some extra textures by Garry J. Smith. I have patched the holes in the panel background, some were not easy to see without looking close. I corrected the wing apex and root cord; fixed the prop and engine sections of the aircraft.cfg file; added icons and a pitch trim gauge to the panel, and updated the flight dynamics. No virtual cockpit. Bob Chicilo.

The Martin MB-2 was the first All American bomber to be produced in quantity. It first flew in 1920 and stayed in service until being replaced by the Keystone bombers of the late 1920's. This was the airplane Gen. Billy Mitchell used to prove an airplane could sink a battleship. This an update for the MB-2 FSX model by Paul Clawson. It features a 2D panel, some vc modifications, smoke effect and new light configuration. Thanks to Paul Clawson for his original model and to all the great unknown gauge and sound designers used for this awesome aircraft. VC modification, new 2D panel as well as smoke and light configuration by Michael Pook.

Civilian "CS" (Competizione Sportiva=Sporting Race) versions of the known medium and torpedo bomber Savoia-Marchetti S.79 "Sparviero", deployed by Regia Aeronautica, or Italian Royal Air Force, were successfully flown (w/civil marks) in the "Istres-Damascus-Paris (Lindberg Cup)" 1937 air race, where they ranked the first three places of the final scoreboard. The also "civilian" "T" (Transatlantic) version of the very same S.79 performed exceptionally in the 1938 Atlantic crossing Roma-Dakar-Rio de Janeiro and in 1939 experimental test meant to verify the feasibility of an airline passengers and mail line between Italy and South America for the civilian airlines (Ala Littoria S.A.- Linee Aeree Atlantiche, later called L.A.T.I./Linee Aeree Transcontinentali Italiane) over the routes of Southern Atlantic Ocean (Brazil/Argentina/Equador). 3 new different GMax models, covering 3 different versions of the civilian S.79 described above and featuring the standard animated parts, such as all flight controls, props pitch and leading-edge slats. Ten (10) different liveries depicting all the S.79CS team which flew the 1937 Istres-Damascus-Paris Race, the 1938 Roma-Rio de Janeiro Expedition and the 1939 Transatlantic Test flight. This is an adapted FSX version of the original FS9 plane (also available in another separated release).VC only. GMax Models and Skins by Manuele Villa & Italianwings. Installation instructions included. By Manuele Villa/MVG3D, April 2016.

Prepar3D (up to v3) and FSX P-51D Restorations pack 2. Set of 4 P-51D Mustangs - restorations: "Geraldine" N5500S, "Ridge Runner III" N151DM, "Merlin's Magic" N151SE and "Moonbeam McSwine" N2151D. Aircraft details included. Superb 3D model by Warwick Carter. Added the wonderful photoreal textures by John Terell/Jan Visser. (details included). Please zip preview for larger images. More information included and checklist. Packaged by Chris Evans

P3D (up to v4) and FSXA T-6 Texan pack 3. Set of 5 North American T-6 Texan's based on the following real aircraft - AT-6 Texan 'Beetle Bum' (Korean), F-AZRB 'Then & Now', 'N43826' (restored and flying) and 'N92778' (restored and flying). Please note that Fuel selector and magneto switch must be set in order to start engine. 3D model by David Eckert and Warwick Carter. Pilot 3D model by Michael Flahault. Added the superb textures by John Terrell. (details included). Please zip preview for larger images. Aircraft information included. Packaged by Chris Evans

Prepar3D (up to v3) and FSX P-51D Mustang Restorations pack 1. Set of 4 P-51D Mustangs - restored and flying today: "Cripes A' Mighty" N251KW, "Upupa Epops", "Daddy's Girl" N20MS and "Grim Reaper" N26PW. Aircraft details included. Superb 3D model by Warwick Carter. Added the wonderful photoreal textures by John Terrell. (details included). Please zip preview for larger images. More information included and checklist. Packaged by Chris Evans

The KC 97 was the first aircraft with an air refueling operating system. The aircraft entered in service in 1951 and was retired in 1978. Original aircraft by Manfred Jahn, Dan McManus, Wayne Tudor and Ted Wolfgang. VC modification, new panels and gauges for wide and standard screen by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions for installation and configuration in the readme.txt file.

P3D (up to v4) and FSXA T-6G Texan pack 2. Set of 14 T-6 Texan's based on the following squadrons - AT-6 Texan "Patches" (Korean war), BFTS Terrell Field (British), Factory Fresh (USAF and Russian) and Luke Army Air Field, the biggest air training school in WW2 US. Please note that Fuel selector and magneto switch must be set in order to start engine. 3D model by David Eckert and Warwick Carter. Pilot 3D model by Michael Flahault. Added the superb textures by John Terrell. (details included). Please zip preview for larger images. more information included. Packaged by Chris Evans

FS9/CFS2 Blackburn 'Skua', updated for FSX, with full working VC. Original great FS9 model by Jeff Marsh, with extra textures from Buddha, Jinx and JDTinballs. I couldn't get in touch with Mr. Marsh to ask his permission for upload, but I do hope he doesn't mind seeing his great model flying again in FSX. Also many thanks to all those who made the effects, the gauges and the sounds, do hope they don't mind that I don't mention them all by name. I did my utmost to make the plane flying/working in FSX Acc. with as much effects as possible, like opening cockpits, cowlflaps, rear gunner, tailhook, machine-gun effects and working VC, but finally gave up trying to find a better propspin. All necessary gauges and effects added.

P3D (up to v4) and FSXA T-6 G Texan pack 1. North American AT-6 Texan with the following liveries included: "C-GBQB", "G-BTXI", "N45CK", "N518WW". Please note that Fuel selector and magneto switch must be set in order to start engine. 3D model by David Eckert and Warwick Carter. Pilot 3D model by Michael Flahault. Added the superb textures by John Terell. (details included). Please read the original readme document. Zip preview for larger images. Packaged by Chris Evans