FS2000 Pro PoAF F-16A F-16A Fighting Falcon of Portuguese Air Force. Highly detailed with photo realistic textures. Includes high visibility panel, hi-res virtual cockpit & moving parts. Design by Dino Cattaneo and textures by Tiago Costa. 2.8MB

FS2000 Folland Gnat T Mk1 - Red Arrows. An original FSDS design. There are two versions of the Gnat here, a lite sound version and the full sound version. Whichever you choose to install I hope you enjoy the aircraft. Brian Franklin. Lite version (you can choose your own sounds here). 2.6MB Full version with sound files included. 9MB

target="_blank">FS2000/CFS2 A-10 Thunderbolt II (This is a armed and weathered version of my OA-10). Aircraft comes with 3D gear bay's, full moving parts (landing gear, nose wheel, spinning wheels, control surfaces, airbrakes, and pilothead). The A-10 is used for close air support with the primary role of destroying enemy armour. Aircraft made with FS Design Studio Pro. Visual model by Kirk Olsson. 1.9MB

target="_blank">FS2000 Boeing F-15E Strike Eagle. The F-15E can reach speeds exceeding Mach2 It can carry up to 23,000lbs of payload, including Dumb/Smart air-to-ground weapons and guided air-to-air weapons. This F-15E is textured for the 391st "Bold Tigers" of the 366th Composite Wing. Features moving parts, Working A/B, working A/B visuals, Lighting effects, moving nozzles, 3d pilots and a DVC. Model by Kotaro Akikawa. 3.7MB

FS2000 aircraft - RAF Jaguar GR1A. RAF Jaguar GR1A with Moving parts for FS2000 ONLY This example is in the low level, green and grey camouflage with 54 Squadron markings, blue and yellow check and rampant lion. 54 Sqn is based at RAF Coltishall, Norfolk, England. The aircraft is fitted with overwing sidewinder missiles. Underwing stores consist of two drop tanks, ALQ-101 ECM pod and Phimat chaff dispenser. Two 1000lb HE bombs are fitted on the centreline pylon, or can be removed using the nav lights key. Flaps and slats are animated together with the undercarriage and airbrakes. Animated roll control spoilers effect and pilot head moves with rudder deflection. Produced using Abacus FSDS. Model and textures by Tyler Gladman, Air file by Keith Clifford. 1.4MB FSC File & texture files for this aircraft for use in FS Design Studio. 1.5MB

FS2000 SAAB 35S DRAKEN DK-223 FAF Last Draken manufactured in Finland. This model have markings that used in 1990's. This FSDS design includes animated elevons, speed brakes, rudder, retractive rolling wheels, moving pilot head. Pilot texture by Mikko Maliniemi. Technical information by Tatu Köykkä. Designed by Kari Virtanen. 2.6MB

FS2000 Concept Design v3 Light Military Jet. Boeing B-575 (fictitious)/demonstrator paint. Animations. Pilot's arms/legs/head move with yoke/pedals. Flaps/slats. Aileron/lift dumps. F2 key thrust reversers. Spoilers. Steerable gear. Struts/rolling wheels. Fanjets/exhausts /HP turbines. Rudder. Elevators. Lights:Nav/ strobes/landing/beacon. Ground reflections. Panel/3D views. Additional sounds. Design/ paint Nick Pike. Panel Mark Hubbard. 6.1MB

FS2000 SAAB 35S DRAKEN DK-201 FAF First Draken manufactured in Finland. This model have markings that used in 1980's. This FSDS design includes animated elevons, speed brakes, rudder, retractive rolling wheels, moving pilot head. Pilot texture by Mikko Maliniemi. Technical information by Tatu Köykkä. Designed by Kari Virtanen. 2.6MB

FS2000 Grumman F-14A Tomcat "Jolly Rogers". Version 1.11 - Grumman F-14A Tomcat, VF-84 "Jolly Rogers",U.S.Navy,late '70s. This new version includes more realistic gauges, transparent canopy, textured interiors and enhanced dynamics. Reworked over a FSFS model by Kazuo Saido, soundwork by Aaron Swindle. Model rework, textures, panel, flight dynamics by Dino Cattaneo. 3.8MB

FS 2000 SAAB 35FS DRAKEN DK-271 FAF Fighter was designed in Sweden. Prototype was first flown in 1955. Second prototype was world first fighter capable continuous supersonic speed. Different version has been used in Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Austia. This FSDS design includes full moving parts. Sounds by Oxyd. Pilot texture by Mikko Maliniemi. Technical information by Tatu Köykkä. Designed by Kari Virtanen. 6MB