FSX Pilotable LCM3 Landing Craft. There are seven different models of this boat, variing with open, closed or animated bow ramp and a great choice of payloads, like Jeep, Army truck, half truck, Stuart tank or crates. You can see the payload also in the VC mode. Also the 2D panel let you choose between different payloads or troops. Reaching the enemy coast, the special features even allow you to "drive" the Jeep, the truck or a Sherman tank with original sounds onto land. Two swivelable Browning MGs, one with a LCM3 in formation plus specials effects and seven cameras belong to the features. All the ship-models are made by Mark Schimmer. They belong to his WWII scenery "Solomon 1943". Most of the vehicles on board the LCM3 are made by Michael Davies from MCDesigns. The panel and the configuration for all the special features are made by Erwin Welker.

Enterprise is in AI form and made specifically for use with BOTH the AICarriers 2 addon and the rcbsa_20 space gauge set by Ron Barendregt. * actually reading Ron's readme is strongly advised * it's had the sim.cfg file edited to adhere the specifications, contained in Ron Barendregt's Space Gauge set readme for rcbsa-20 -- version 2.0 , i.e 900,000 ft @250 kts --- Hangar bay and top of saucer section are hardened platforms --- bay doors are reverse animated so doors remain open --- it can be converted to a flyable model by adding a panel and fde files i.e ( aircraft.cfg and airfile ) Adapted , merged and compiled for use in FSX: by Bruce Fitzgerald

This software shows a screen with basic information about the flight - similar to those in real airlines. Use this software in your cockpit to communicate with the passengers

THIS IS NOT A "DOWNLOAD & FLY" PACKAGE. SO PLEASE TAKE YOUR TIME TO READ THE DOCUMENTATION PROPERLY BEFORE YOU INSTALL & USE IT. I'M SURE IT WILL ANSWER MOST OF YOUR QUESTIONS. Not every detail may be relevant for you, since there a lot of background info. During development of stuff like this, I learn a lot of peculiarities of FSX; and I tend to write them down in such a README, if only for my own memory :) So maybe it helps you to understand better how it all works. ==== intended for use with Bruce Fitzgerald's Space Shuttle Atlantis === *** To use this gaugeset for other aircraft , see Appendix-1 of the readme ***

Two Carrier tracks from Norfolk VA to Italy and to the Caribbean. A whole fleet with carrier and escort ships. Some great ships of other designers are included, cause I had to modify them to be used as AI vessels. Needs Nimitz of Javier Fernandez.

This Clemenceau is modeled as she was circa 1990s. Her flight deck is mostly a recovery configuration which allows the use of both catapults. It is built for FSX Acceleration and features working catapults, jet blast deflectors and arrestor wires for naval ops. The landing light system was built from scratch. Thanks Joel Maillot. This release is much more detailed than the previous - a lot of 3D objects were added - doors, ladders extinguishers, crewmen, etc. Nevertheless the tests made seem to show that when FSX/Acceleration is already running well, this carrier does not have any fps issue. This model has not been tested for other version of FSX(RTM or SP1) or FS9

FSX - Cargo Ships (Pilotable/Sail version). This File includes Five (3) Liveries of the Cargo Ships. Includes Detailed 3D VC (By Bill Holker) Detailed Textures (By Garry J.Smith, Bill Holker & Ian & Tracey Thatcher), Animations, Smoke Effects, Wave Effects and Much More.

FSX - Oil Tankers (Pilotable/Sail version) This File includes Five (3) Liveries of my Oil Tankers. Includes Detailed 3D VC (By Bill Holker) Detailed Textures (By Garry J.Smith, Bill Holker & Ian & Tracey Thatcher), Animations, Smoke Effects, Wave Effects and Much More. Tracey Thatcher

FSX Star Trek Shuttlecraft Type-9 Captain Janeway has pissed off the temporal police yet again; she has stranded a Type-9 Shuttlecraft back on 20th century Earth. By Mark J. S. Macaluso. Features include: * Very Short Takeoff and Landing * High speed to Mach 2.3 * Virtual Cockpit: MFDs, GPS MFD, Nav Panel * Effects: Warp glow and Impulse glow * Animation: chair swivels and rear hatch. Created by Mark Macaluso

The Prince of Asturias (R-11) has been a STOVL aircraft carrier for the Spanish Navy, until recently the flagship of the fleet. The design of this ship took place when the U.S. Navy abandoned the project of the SCS and the Spanish Navy bought its planes (fifteen shots, and he was just being designed) and instructed the public shipyards Bazan further development and construction of this ship. With almost 196 m long, 24.3 m wide his, a depth of 9.4 m and its 17,200 tons full load was the largest ship of the Spanish Armada until the entry into service of the LHD Juan Carlos I. The air group embarked bear up to 29 aircraft (17 in the hangar and 12 in the parking area of the flight deck). The carrier air force usually consisted of a versatile force, including ten to twelve AV-8B Harrier II Plus, and a dozen helicopters, usually a combination of models, six Sikorsky H-3 Sea King, two Sikorsky H-3 Sea King AEW radar version (Air Early Warning) and four Agusta-Bell AB-212. It entered service in 1989 and was decommissioned in late 2012.