FSX/Accel Pilotable italian helicopter missile cruiser Ciao Duilio. The Andrea Doria class cruisers from 1964 combined anti air missiles and anti submarine warfare including carrying helicopters. First they carried Sikorsky SH-34, in the 80th two Sea Kings but finally four AB 212 helicopters. The vessel was armed with a twin SAM-launcher with Terrier missiles and eight 76 mm guns and two triple 324 mm torpedo launchers. The ships became decommisioned in 1991 (C.D.) and 1992 (A.D.). The FS-model comes with many animations like stick controlled missile launches, four animated guns and helicopter take offs and landings. Twenty three cameras let you explore the decks. FSDS 3.5 model and configuration made by Erwin Welker

FSX/Accel Pilotable WWII light cruiser CL43 USS Nashville. The Brooklyn class, buildt between 1935 and 1938, had five 15.2 cm trible guns and four 12.7 cm twin guns fought in the Pacific and Atlantic wars. Powered with 100.000 shp the vessel reached almost 33 knots. Some of the cruisers were sold after WWII to South America. Nashville went after WWII to the chilean Navy as Capitan Prat and was wrecked in 1983. The argentine cruiser ARA General Belgrano (former Phoenix) were sunk during the Falkland War in 1982. Now you can explore this succesful warship by toggling through twenty five cameras showing hundreds of realisticly details. Effects are seperatly configured for port and starboard. The Ai-vessel USS Helena is converted from Sketchup to native FSX by Klaus Novak and belongs to his WWII US Navy fleet at SOH. Repaint for the Nashville in 1962 Atlantic camo, 2D-panel, configurations and files for pilotable vessel by Erwin Welker

FSX/Accel Pilotable three masted barque BELEM with Ai-version. This french barque was launched and maid her maiden voyage in 1896. Buildt and returned to Nantes/France. Between she served with different names for different owners in different countries. With a overall lengths of 58 m she carries up to 1000 squaremeters of sail and is eqipped with 2 engines and 2 screws. The roll angle can bee controlled with Flap commands and a few sails can be changed with Shift E. Fifteen cameras let you explore the decks and provides high views from the masts. FSDS 3.5 model and configuration made by Erwin Welker

FSX/Accel Pilotable FSX Heavy Cruiser HMS Kent 1941 with Ai-version. The County-class cruiser had a length of 192 m, a power of 80.000 SHP on 4 three screws and run almost 32 knots. The vessel was armed with eight 20.3 com and eight 10.2 cm guns plus a lot of AA-guns. HMS Kent was commissioned in 1928. She then served at the China station, hunted for the German battle cruiser Graf Spee and transferred to the Mediterraean in 1940. Scraped after 1948. This addon is a pilotable version with many animations including a catapult launch of a Walrus flying boat. An ai-version, supposed to be used with the great tool Ai-carriers2 is included. Twentyfour cameras let you explore the decks of the ship. FSDS 3.5 model and configuration made by Erwin Welker

Eagle Talk is a multi-volume series that McDonnell Douglas published in the 70's and 80's. They are essentially compendiums of previously published issues of the MCAIR Product Support Digest. Also include is a copy of the Flight Manual T.O.1F-15A-1 for the F-15A/B/C/D aircraft from block 7 and up. Credits go to: Gene Buckle and aviationarchives.blogspot.com

FSX Package Upgrade for Royal Navy Warships From 1943. The package contains the cruiser HMS Belfast with improved textures and the Tribal-class destroyers HMS Zulu (new textures and improved details) and HMS Tartar (little improved textures). This three vessels are pilotable. The ai-versions are the same as from my package from 2015. The pilotable ships has 2D panels or virtual navigation bridge- and decks views and all has many animations and camera definitions. You even can shoot two torpedos from the destroyer or you can launch a Supermarine Walrus flying boat from the cruiser. The ai-ships are supposed to be used with the great tool ai-carriers2 or for ai-traffic. FSDS 3.5 models and panels made by Erwin Welker.

FSX/Accel Pilotable FSX Danish Frigate Peder Skram plus Ai-Version. This vessel was launched in 1965 and decommisioned in 1990. Her only sister ship was the Herluf Trolle. Both vessels bacame modernized between 1976-78 by replacing the second 127 mm twin turret with 8 Harpoon launch tubes and adding a 1x8 Sea Sparrow launcher. Now Peder Skram serves as museums ship in Copenhagen. This addon is a pilotable version with many animations plus an ai-version, supposed to be used with the great tool Ai-carriers2. Twentysix cameras let you explore the decks of the ship and the complete detailed and photorealistic navigation bridge. FSDS 3.5 model and configuration made by Erwin Welker

Illustrated reference pdf file for the FSX Weapons Pack as releassed by Chris Sykes. Comes in handy when loading your aircraft.

FSX/Accel Pilotable German Heavy Cruiser SMS Scharnhorst From 1908 together with an Ai-version. With a length of 145 m, a power of 28.800 HP on 3 three screws, almost 24 knots and 8x21cm, 6x15cm, 18x8.8cm and 4 torpedo tubes Scharnhorst was a very powerful vessel. Before the Great War she did its service in Far East. In November 1914 she fought together with the battlecruiser Graf Spee near Chile against a british battlegroup. In December 2014 Graf Spee, Scharnhorst and her sister ship Gneisenau and other German cruiser fought their next battle near the Falklands against a strong fleet of RN cruisers. Except the small cruiser Dresden all German warships sunk in this battle. This addon is a pilotable version with many animations plus an ai-version, supposed to be used with the great tool Ai-carriers2. Twetnythree cameras let you explore the decks of the ship. FSDS 3.5 model and configuration made by Erwin Welker

This is an reupload but with updated effects (I forgot a .fx file the last time) and a stripped down sound folder! Many thanks to Bruce Fritzgerald for his Flight dynamic settings (FDE), Milton Shupe and Krispy1001 for their Gmax and Blender entry-level videos and the people from the FSDeveloper site for their Blender tool! Without their work I could not have exported anything for FSX (had no FSX SDK)! Tested only in FSX/ACC! Have fun!