FS2004 BAE Harrier T4a VAAC. This is the two seat T4 version of the BAW Harrier. It comes in the Quintec Ripple colours. Under the hood of the latest Harrier is a revolutionary new system called vectored-thrust aircraft advanced flight control (VAAC). Designed by QinetiQ's predecessor, DERA, with funding from the US-UK Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) Office, VAAC uses advanced "fly by wire" technology to turn over many of the Harrier's flight characteristics to computers. This makes the aircraft much simpler to fly and enables engineers to fine-tune it quickly for improved handling, based on pilot feedback between sorties. It also provides valuable data for use in flight simulators. aircraft is by UKMILM att Baker and Matthew Ivey Textures are by UKMIL David Ulke. 2.5MB

FS2004 Boeing 767-300 RAF 101 Squadron Textures only. A Repaint of the Project Opensky 767-300 Rolls Royce (required here)in the colours of RAF 101 Squadron. By Jon Rose. of UKMIL. 5.8MB

FS2004, SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1A 6 Sqn. Textures Only. You will require the SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1A by Kazunori Ito to use this repaint (here). Produced by Chris Ginet of AGN Textures. 512K

FS2002 / Fs2004 BAe Systems Hawk 128 TUDM Textures only. This is a repaint of the DSB/Iris Simulations ex-payware Hawk (required here). Repaint by Matt Wynn of AGN Textures. 4MB

FS2002 / FS2004 F-22 Raptor 'FSAF' Textures only. This is a repaint of the F-22 by By Kazunori Ito (required here). Repaint by Andy Nott, request by Connor McGill AGN Textures. 251K

FS2002/FS2004 Dassault Super Etendard Argentine Navy 'Twin Texture Pack' Textures only This pack includes textures for the Dassault Super Etendard of the Argentine Navy in the Falklands Conflict c.1982. Requires the FS2002 Dassault Super Etendard by Romain Lucas, Laurent Lucas, and Eric Marciano (here). Repaint textures by Jason Sparkes of UKMIL. 3.2MB

FS2004 OV-10 Bronco German Air Force. The German Air Force used the OV-10 till 1990 as a target tug aircraft. Model by Tim Conrad, repaint by Sebastian Hecker. 5.3MB

FS2004 North American Rockwell OV-10D "BRONCO" Package. All new FS2004 model of the OV-10D twin turboprop FAC/COIN aircraft, designed in late '60's for USAF, and also USMC and Navy. Readily recognizable by its large canopy, twin tailbooms with high set tailplanes, and angled sponsons able to carry a range of ordnance. Also used at timess by Morocco, Thailand, Columbia, Indonesia, Venezuela, and the Philippines. This all new model has full animations, including spoiler plates, cargo hatch, slotted flaps, canopy doors and steps, rotating FLIR turret,and VC. Will work with or without my earlier Bronco Releases. Tim Conrad. 5MB

FS2004 North American Rockwell OV-10A "Bronco" Package Version V2 All new FS2004 model of the OV-10A twin turboprop FAC/COIN aircraft, designed in late '60's for USAF, and also USMC and Navy. Readily recognizable by its large canopy, twin tailbooms with high set tailplanes, and angled sponsons able to carry a range of ordnance. Also used at timess by Morocco, Thailand, Columbia, Indonesia, Venezuela, and the Philippines. This all new model has full animations, including spoiler plates, cargo hatch, slotted flaps, canopy doors and steps, and VC. Tim 'Piglet' Conrad. 14MB FS2004 North American Rockwell OV-10A Service pack 01 This OV-10 Pack contains two new paint schemes, two new models, each with different loadouts, new origional model to correct minor bug, and new .cfg and .air files to correct fuel entry error and to combine all the models and textures. Must have OV10A_V2 installed for this pack to work. 10.4MB

FS2004 SNCASO Trident Revised Package 3. .FSX compatible. Complete package version 3 including 7 versions, with custom panel, no VC. The Trident was a single seat supersonic fighter developed in France during the fifties by the S.N.C.A.S.O. (Société Nationale de Constructions Aéronautiques du Sud-Ouest). Powered by a mix of jet engines (on wingtips) and rockets (at the rear of the fuselage), able to speeds upto 2200 km/h for the last versions (Trident III), the Trident was at this time a competitor to the early Mirage. By Pat Grange. 9.3MB