FS98 Hang glider especially for FS2K. File size 61049. Capt Slug

Glider pilot's checklists for FS98. Contains takeoff, cruise, pre-landing and landing checks for gliders. These are the standard checks used by pilots in the United Kingdom and a few other countries. By Rick Davis. 2k

FS98 Aviasud Mistral 582 Ultralite, full pack with panel & sounds. File size 658275. H Van Deuren, P Notredame

FS98 Paraglider, unpowered & controllable. File size 89228. Capt Slug

FS98 Schempp-Hirth Discus. A standard class sailplane with a standard panel. All moving control surfaces, landing gear and canopy. Gauges include a TE-compensated vario. By Max Roodveldt. File size 423633

FS98 Grob 109, powered glider in RAF gliding school colors. With panel. File size 960248. C Bowe, L Olsson, G Vinet

FS98 Glider Lessons Pack. This is a series of lessons & situation files. Lesson 1 (367k) Lesson 2 (18k) Lesson 3 (6k) Lesson 4 (4k) Lesson 5 (85k)

FS98 The Schweizer 2-33 has been the much-beloved introductory trainer glider in the United States for many years. Instructors love the back seat in the summer, as it tends to be drafty, but are not as complimentary in cold weather. Includes panel. File size 316339. Capt Slug

FS98/2000/2002 Miami Intl. Soaring Scenery These files adds some thermals to default Miami Intl. scenery. It is freeware. By Francisco Vargas. 70K

Bugatti Racer Type 100, the legendary racer to be flown in 1939 by the world-famous racing car manufacturer Buggati but never to fly actually because of the outbreak of World War II. The type 100 was a bold design physically as well as technically. Power was provided by a pair of Bugatti Type 50B engines for racing cars, hence the name. The radical design was invented to solve air resistance and the lightness for the highest possible speed, employing contra-rotating propellers, forward-swept wings, and tri-tail assembly. Really a fabled racing machine. The second of Shigeru's Bugatti Series. Check out other variants in this series in the bugaseri.bmp file included in this zip file as a preview. Shigeru Tanaka