FSX/Acceleration Junkers Ju-390 Package with four versions. The Junkers Ju-390 was the enlarged version of the Ju-290 bomber with 4 engines whilst the Ju-390 was equipped with six engines a 1700 hp. The prototype in an unarmed cargo version made its first flight in 1943 and entered service in 1944. It was also tested as maritime recon bomber. The second model was never completed. My package includes also the planned but never built versions as maritime bomber with wire controled rocket propelled Henschel HS-293 gliding bombs and two long range heavy bombers, known as "America bombers". The models comes with photorealistic 2D and VC panels (regarding museum photographs of a Ju-290 panel), many animations including HS-293 gliding bombs. The models are shown with twelve cameras, including three gunner views with animated MG15 or MG151. FSDS 3.5 model by Erwin Welker

Chuck Yeager's P-51D 'Glamorous Glen III'. Original model by Roger Dial, Steve Small & Mike Hambly. Uses A.F. Scrub's Cavalier Mustang panel. Textures repainted and converted for FSX by R.E. Wyman.

FSX/P3D Sikorsky S-39B Amphibian Model of S-39B NC-803W at New England Air Museum, the oldest existing Sikorsky airplane. Model created in 3ds Max for FSX. Can be flown from land or water. VC includes complete model, with multiple camera views. S-39 was built in 1930 for Charles Deeds of Pratt & Whitney. Eventually procured by Civil Air Patrol in 1942 for rescue and patrol work in WWII. By George Diemer.

The Blackburn B-20 was a Prototype twin-engine Flying Boat with a retracting hull, first flying in early 1940. The prototype was lost to rudder failure, killing three crew, after which the development of the aircraft ceased. This package is an FSX native update of the FS2004 model designed by Ted Cook. Beaching gear, L'Azur hull numerical simulation added, floats on FSX float extend/retract. Smooth FPS, fast and fun.

In memory of Capatain Chuck Yeager, who passed away on Dec. 7 at the age of 97 this year, this is a new update of his "Glamorus Glennis", with which he broke the sound barrier for the first time in January 1947. The package features reworked and now almost authentic and realistic VC and 2D panels. Automatic smoke and burner included. Thanks to Julian Higgs for the original model, to Bob Chicilo for his FDE updates and to uenoshing for his excellent XF-91 gauges. Also special thanks to Andre Ludick for his fuselage texture corrections. vNew panels and effect configuration by Michael Pook. The model may work in P3D Version3 also.

Paul Clawson's Short Shetland, update V.1 2020, a set of improved (piglet) aircrew, dialed in material settings. dabbed some paint, improved the look of the painted on portholes. l'Azur seaplane numerical hull simulation installed. Sound alised to default FSX DC-3. A sound file with more grunt is really required. Milton's Ventura, fer instance, though a sleeve-valve engine sound set would be better. Only tested in FSX, though P3D compatability is fine. It's big, it's fast, smooth FPS and loads of fun.

FSX/P3D Short S.45 Solent IV. The Short Solent was a large and powerful flying boat airliner of 1946. Solent 2's and 3's were in service with BOAC until 1950 on the 'Springbok' route to South Africa. The final version was the Solent 4, built for TEAL (Tasman Empire Airways Ltd) who used them from 1949 to 1960. One is preserved today in New Zealand. Textures for BOAC, TEAL (early and late) and Aquila Airways included. FSX native re-issue of this classic By Jens B. Kristensen.

The Short Solent is a passenger flying boat that was produced by Short Brothers in the late 1940s. It was developed from the Short Seaford, itself a development of the Short Sunderland military flying boat design. The first Solent flew in 1946. New Solents were used by BOAC and TEAL, production ending in 1949. FSX native re-issue of this classic By Jens B. Kristensen.

FSX/P3D Short S.25V Sandringham. Original model by Jens B. Kristensen updated to FSX Native. The Sandringham was a civil conversion of the WW2 Short Sunderland maritime patrol flying boat. Liveries for BOAC, Norwegian Air Lines, SAS , RAI and Aerolineas Argentinas included. For more details and flying instructions see the pdf document installed in the \Manual folder.

The Felixstowe F2A Flying Boat was developed from the Curtiss H12 ‘Large America’, using basically the same wing and tail unit, but a completely new fuselage designed by Lieutenant Commander John Porte of the Seaplane Experimental Station at Felixstowe in England. Together with a slightly larger version, the F3, it was used in some numbers for patrol work, mainly over the North Sea, in 1917-18. The F2A continued in service in the 1920’s until replaced with Supermarine Southampton's. FSX native re-issue of this classic By Jens B. Kristensen.