14.23Mb (1231 downloads)
FSX
Seacat Package “Phantom” Livery.
Special request to add the guns and paint scheme for the movie
A/C. The actual A/C flies out of Horseshoe Bay on Magnetic Island
in Queensland, Australia. This A/C was used in the movie the
Phantom and is operated by Red Baron Sea Planes in Queensland.
My thanks to Paul Mills from Red Baron for help with photo’s
and cockpit layout, also a big thank you to Robert from Touchtheskysim
for doing the gauges for me. Many of these gauges were made
specifically for this A/C. Landing gear key (G) controls the
water rudders. VC included. Model, paint and airfile by Bill
Holker. 14.5MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:16 by archive
15.38Mb (4219 downloads)
FSX
Seacat Float Plane PackageThis
is a model of an AgCat converted to a joy flight A/C and fitted
with floats. The actual A/C flies out of Horseshoe Bay on Magnetic
Island in Queensland, Australia. This A/C was used in the movie
the Phantom and is operated by Red Baron Sea Planes in Queensland.
My thanks to Paul Mills from Red Baron for help with photo’s
and cockpit layout, also a big thank you to Robert from Touchtheskysim
for doing the gauges for me. Many of these gauges were made
specifically for this A/C. Includes virtual cockpit (VC). Model,
paint and airfile by Bill Holker . 15.7MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:16 by archive
9.63Mb (3995 downloads)
FSX
T-6 Texan Reno Package.
Based on the original mods & repaints by Robert "Hawk"
of Denis da Silva and Daniel da Silva models. Adapted for FSX
by Wayne Farell. 9.8MB.
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:16 by archive
5.06Mb (4306 downloads)
FS2004/FSX
Junkers EF-126 Lili.
The Junkers LILI prototype was built in late 1944 as a very
simple, rapidly produced small fighter aircraft. It used the
simplest and cheapest power plant available, had the minimum
of strategic materials and practically no electrical equipment.
It used the Argus As 014 pulse jet, the same powerplant as the
Fi 103 Buzz Bomb (V1). The Miniaturjäger was to takeoff
and land conventionally. The plan was to build large numbers
of these aircraft, and thus simply overwhelm the enemy bomber
formations with their numbers. Complete GMAX model by A.F.Scrub.
5.2MB
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9.00Mb (3862 downloads)
FS2004/FSX
Short S.5 Singapore I.
The Short Singapore I was a twin-engined, British flying boat
prototype of 1926, the forerunner of a long series of flying
boats by Short Brothers. By Jens B. Kristensen. 9.2MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:16 by archive
5.89Mb (3058 downloads)
FS2004/FSX
P-51 Voodoo and DagoRed Racer.
Voodoo and DagoRed are the fastest unlimiteds ever at Reno National
Air races. They have cutdown canopy, clipped wings and an engine
tuned up to 3600 Hp. Unlimited engine power and manifold pressure
of 120 gives a top speed of 500+ mph around the pylons. Complete
aircraft and effects by A.F.Scrub. 6MB
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3.97Mb (3456 downloads)
FSX
Airspeed Oxford Package.
An update of my FS2004 version with many improvements to the
original.Both camo and civil versions included. Full Gmax aircraft
with fully interactive VC. By Keith Hackett. 4MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:16 by archive
14.47Mb (5556 downloads)
FSX/FS2004
Luscombe Model 8 Package.
The Luscombe Model 8 was one of those classics in aviation that
was recognized for its nice lines, good performance, and excellent
flying characteristics from its inception 1n 1938. A two-place
side-by-side airplane, the Model 8A was re-marketed shortly
after World War II with the intention of fulfilling the “airplane-in-every-garage”
ideal. Most of these 100 mph cruise speedsters were powered
by Continental four-cylinder 65 hp engines . The best overall
description of this particular Luscombe creation was simple:
it was a “thoroughbred”! The Model 8A represented
the next step in Don Luscombe’s pioneering work in all-metal
aircraft design. In the early years of company history, he had
little competition in that category, but the widespread production
of all-metal military aircraft during World War II propelled
several of Luscombe’s competitors directly into this market.
Eventually the proliferation of these types drove Luscombe in
bankruptcy. Today it remains popular as a classic aircraft.
Luscombe Model 8A for FSX-2004 Has several textures wheels and
floats Author: Lynn and Bill Lyons Repackaged for FSX by the
Nor-Cal Prop Club. 14.8MB
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2.82Mb (3133 downloads)
FSX
Howard DGA-15P.
The Howard DGA-15 was first produced in 1940 and was quite luxurious
for the time. About 40 were produced for the civilian market.
Later production was for the Navy as a air ambulence and the
Air Corps as a utility transport. This is a FSDSv3.51 project
compiled with Xtomdl into FSX. It has the usual animations,
Nav lights and Landing lights. It uses .dds textures. The 2D
panel and VC are based on a early photo. The VC has working
gauges and animated controls. By Paul Clawson. 2.9MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:16 by archive
26.99Mb (7922 downloads)
FS2004/FSX
Savoia Marchetti SM.79 Sparviero Package (V.01).
It was the most important Italian bomber of World War II, this
tough three-engined aircraft established a reputation that contrasted
with most Italian weapons of the day, and it was flown with
courage and skill. SM.79s served widely in the normal bombing
role, but it is as a land-based torpedo bomber that the type
deserves its place in military aviation history, being regarded
by many as one of the finest torpedo bombers of the war. The
basic design continued the company's tradition of mixed construction
with steel tubes light alloy wood and fabric (this being the
only way to produce in quantity with available skills and tools);
in spite of its cumbersome appearance and outdated construction,
the S.M.79 was a rugged, reliable multi-role medium bomber which
did quite a bit of damage in the face of heavy opposition. About
1,300 production models were built over a nine year period.
They had internal provision for 2,750 lb (1,250 kg) of bombs,
supplemented by under fuselage rack for a torpedo. The SM.79
had a distinctive 'hump' on the upper forward fuselage, which
housed both the fixed forward-firing heavy machine-gun and the
dorsal gunner's position. Its appearance earned the aircraft
the nickname 'Gobbo Maledetto' ('Damned Hunchback'). Post-war
surviving SM.79s were converted into various versions of utility
transports during the last phases of the war and survived in
that role until 1952. Complete aircraft. 4 Different Hi-Res
GMax models (4 different versions), features the usual moving
parts, such as all flight controls, props pitch and leading
edge flaps. Six different liveries (2 Regia Aeronautica, 1 A.N.R./R.S.I.
, 2 Spanish Nationalist Air Force, 1 Italian Co-Belligerant
Air Force); VC only. Tested in FSX. Created by Manuele Villa.
Installation instructions and paint-kit included. 27.6MB (see
service pack below)
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:16 by archive