FS2004 Republic F-84G Thunderjet 330 Sqn RNoAF textures only. The aircraft represented in this package is WH-T of 330 Sqn Royal Norwegian Air Force,based at Rygge AB. These textures require the original aircraft package by Jens B. Kristensen (here). Master textures by Odd Spjotvold Repaint by Jens-Ole Kjølberg. 2.2MB

FS2004 SAAB J29B Tunnan, UN in Congo textures only. The aircraft represented in this package is SAAB J29B "Vit Erik (E) of the Swedish F22 unit of the United Nations forces in Congo 1962. These textures require the original aircraft package by Tim Conrad (here ). Repaint by Jens-Ole Kjølberg. 2MB

FS2004 North American F-86F Sabre 51 Sqn "Falcões" Portuguese Air Force textures only. The aircraft represented in this package is 5331 of the "Falcões" 51 Sqn based at Bissalaca- Guiné in 1962. These textures require the original aircraft package by Kirk Olsson (here). Repaint by José Leandro. 2.7MB

FS2004 MD220 Fictional RAF Schemes Textures Only. Based on the blue/white/grey colous and tactical grey colours worn by RAF VC-10's and Tristars. These are repaints of the MD220 by Mike Stone (here). Repaints by Andy Nott of AGN Textures. 336K

FS2004 MD220, Fictional USAF Scheme Textures Only. Based on the Blue/White/Grey colous worn at one time by USAF KC-10's This is a repaint of the McDonnell 220 by Mike Stone (here). Repaint by Andy Nott of AGN Textures. 165K

FS2004 Hunting Percival Pembroke Swedish Air Force Textures & mod files only. C.Mk.51 # 83013 (c/n P66/63) when it was based at Wing F 15 at Soderhamn. Withdrawn from use in December 1974 after 4200 running hours and later scrapped. Mk.51 model file implements some changes made by Manfred Jahn from his original model. This repaint requires the presence of Manfred Jahn's base FS2004 Pembroke package (here) This package also includes panel and some gauges with swedish dials. Repaint, panel and Swedish dials by Lars Fors.2.3MB

FS2004 Northrop YB49 & YRB49 Flying Wing V1.0 Update. For the aircraft by J Higgs above. I have updated the flight dynamics, put in all the wheels, adjusted the contact points, added a digital trim gauge, cockpit lights, re-sized the GPS, added smoke, and moved a few lights a bit. Bob Chicilo. 108K

FS2004 Northrop YB49 & YRB49 Flying Wing V1.0 by J Higgs Aircraft has animated U/c and suspension and a Virtual Cockpit 2D panel was designed using a photo of the YRB cokpit i assume that the YB49 was similar I have tried to keep the Gauges as standard FS2004 but have also used CFS p51d Gauges (included with the files just in case). By J Higgs. 3.1MB

FS2004 Lockheed Martin F16-ITA "Italian Air force". The model has been created by myself and my collegue Capt. Giovanni Quai with Abacus FSDS_v3: it features highly reflective metallic skin and the usual moving parts, such as all flight controls, spinning wheels and so on. The panel background has been created entirely from scratch, based on photographic material found in the net and some photos shot by the authors. The most part of the gauges have been created by the author. A bunch of FS98 gauges from unknown authors are also used in this panel (see Credits), plus some default FS gauges. Included in this model there is also a very simple Virtual Cockpit, with working essential gauges and animated flight controls. Capt. I. D'Attomo & Capt. G.Quai. 2.5MB

FS2004/2002 Douglas F4D-1 Skyray. The F4D-1 was the initial production version of the Skyray. F4D-1s were used by a total of eleven Navy squadrons and six Marine Corps fighter squadrons, as well as by three reserve squadrons and by several specialized units. However, The service life of the Skyray with the Navy and USMC was relatively brief, since the aircraft was specialized to the high-altitude interception role and lacked the multi-mission capability that was becoming increasingly important. The Skyray had a good climb rate, a high ceiling, a relatively high speed, and a good radar, all features which made it a good interceptor. However, it had a reputation of being a difficult plane to fly. Three kinds of model(Clear / with Pylon / with Weapon) are included. by Kazunori Ito. 2.7MB