FS2004 Airbus A-380 Panel. Uses an original bitmap designed by Marco Spada and custom third party gauges made by E.Marciano, FPDA and various authors. Made by Marco Spada. 956K

FS2004/2002 F-14 panel. 1.1MB

FS2004 AS332 Superpuma Glass Panel Thank you for downloading this 2D panel for the AS332 Superpuma for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. This is a NG panel with standard "glasscockpit" gauges. Panel was made with FSPanel Studio using original gauges that came with the Superpuma package or using default FS gauges. Fritz Gugg. 6.2MB

FS2004 AS332 Superpuma Analog Panel. Thank you for downloading this 2D panel for the AS332 Superpuma . This is a panel with standard "old style analog" gauges. Panel was made with FSPanel Studio using original gauges that came with the Superpuma package or using default FS gauges. Fritz Gugg. 8.7MB

FS2004 Bell 47J Panel with VC, by Fritz Gugg. 2.2MB

FS2004 P-3 US panel . This panel will give you the feeling of flying a real P-3C aircraft, and should be used as an alternative to the default panel that comes with the KBT P-3C and P-3C upgrade files (here) . Produced by Team FS KBT and Team LCP & FB. 11.7MB

FS2004 - Photoreal Airbus A-330 Panel - with full internal views and 2 animated wingviews for Flightcraft A-330 usable for any other A-330 without wingviews. This is nothing else than the transfer of Eric Marciano's excellent A-330 freeware-panel into photoreal bitmaps combined with all new interior A-330-views and the 2 wingviews for the a.m. aircraft. Horst Paetzold. 4.2MB

FS2004 Airbus A-380 Panel. By AFS Design. 3.2MB

FS2004 - Photoreal Lockheed L-1011 Tristar Panel with full internal views incl. 2 wingviews for the Tristars of Charles Dayhuff and Ray Lopez with optical adapted VC-Panel for the Ray Lopez aircraft. Made by Horst Paetzold. Requires Concorde Gauge - here. 6.3MB

FS2004 HUD. This is a HUD (Heads Up Display) gauge modelled after the F/A-18 Hornet's. It looks very similar to the real thing, and hopefully operates much the same. It features working and properly scaled elements such as a pitch ladder, velocity vector, and AoA bracket, among other essentials (basic flight and nav info), and includes several switches to turn on/off or modify various HUD elements. A good HUD should be a primary flight instrument, and this was designed with that in mind. I've also included a "meatball" gauge, which displays the Navy's IFLOLS lighting system used for carrier landings. The panel, beyond the HUD, is rudimentary and was designed for those who value function and utility over eye candy. (A panel "artist" I am not, heheh!). Refers for installation into Dino Cattaneo’s wonderful F-14 Tomcat here. Scott Printz. 1.8MB Note: The panel.cfg's EYEPOINT setting should be up 0.8, and not 1.8