CFS2/FS2002/FS2004 Martin Mariner PBM-3C. The "PBM-3C", with initial rollout in late 1942 and a total of 274 built. It featured greater crew armor protection, twin gun front and dorsal turrets, an improved tail turret that retained a single gun, and the ASV radar and dome, though it appears that not all PBM-3Cs had the radar. Apparently many PBM-3Cs were fitted with an underwing searchlight in the field. By Jim Jacobson. 6.6MB

CFS2/FS2002/FS2004 Martin Mariner XPBM-1 Blue Grey The XPBM-1 prototype first flew on 18 February 1939. It used three-bladed propellers and was initially unarmed, fitted only with dummy turrets. Flight tests showed that the prototype suffered from tail flutter, leading to the redesign of the tail assembly. The flat horizontal tailplane was changed to a distinctive dihedral configuration whose angle matched that of the gull wings. The tailfins remained perpendicular to the horizontal tailplane, giving them an inward cant. The prototype remained in use for armament tests during the war under the designation of "XPBM-1A". By Jim Jacobson. 4.5MB

CFS2/FS2002/FS2004 Martin Mariner PMB-3 US Navy. The Navy was happy enough with their PBM-1s to order 379 improved "Model 162Bs" or "PBM-3s" in the fall of 1940, with the ultimate quantity being about twice that number. The government helped finance construction of a new Martin plant at Middle River, Maryland, to build the machines. By Jim Jacobson. 4.1MB

FS2004/CFS2 Martin Mariner PMB-1. The Martin Mariner PMB=1 was the first of its class and was used for long range recon and attack on enemy shipping and submarines during WWII. by Jim Jacobson. 4MB Update: Martin Mariner PMB-1 Range Extention Mod. 58K Update 2: Martin Mariner PMB-1 water landing and takeoff w/wake in CFS2. 502K CFS2/FS2004 Martin Mariner PMB-1 2D Panel . This 2D panel created for Jim Jacobson's Martin Mariner PMB-1 by B24 Guy. Submitted by Jim Jacobson. 86K CFS2/FS2004 Martin Mariner PMB-1 AutoWake. Submitted by Jim Jacobson. 46K

CFS2 P-47D 'Razorback' Thunderbolt. 'Jackson County, Michigan Flighter/In the Mood', of Capt.Gerald Johnson, 61st FS/56th FG, Halesworth, October 1943 Original Designers:- Mike Colclough and Gerald Keagan Textures, DP and AIR files by Mike Colclough. 1.5MB

CFS2 Farman F.222 Heavy Bomber. FSDS Model,FDE .air File,DP and Lousy paint Job all by William Dickens Panel: Freeware C47 panel with Gauge changes Sound:Alias to F4U Corsair Crew Figures by David Eckert and "LooseKannon" by William Dickens. 901K

CFS2 Messerschmitt "Libelle". A radical proposal for a Miniaturjäger (Miniature Fighter) this design looked much like a flying egg. Powered by a single Heinkel HeS 011 turbojet the lightweight aircraft would have been faster and more manouverable than most of it contemporaries. Model features full animations, exhaust effects, damage profile and comes in Luftwaffe colours. By Mark Walsh. 1.2MB

CFS2 Renault-Caudron C.714 Cyclon. FSDS Model,FDE .air File,DP and slightly better than usual paint Job all by William Dickens Panel: Stock CFS1 F4U panel with minor changes Sound:Alias to A6M2 Zero Pilot Figure by David Eckert. 1.6MB

CFS2 AI Overhaul Pack Val Replacement files for the Stock MS Val. Includes overhauled MS-model file. Modified Interior with Virtual Cockpit and Working Gauges. Rear gun and cowel flap fixes. Smashing Time De-mirrored textures. 3.1MB

CFS2 P-38J Lightning. Col. Charles H MacDonald, CO, 475th FG, Clark Field, Phillipines, March 1945. Designers:Berndt Drefel, Mike Colclough & Gerald Keagan Textures, DP and AIR files by Mike Colclough Includes Dp file and textures for CFS1. 1.1MB