FSX Fightertown Design Group B-17F - Memphis Belle and Sally B Liveries. The Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress is possibly, whichever way one looks at it, the most famous of all Allied bomber types that served over World War 2 Europe; they hold this prestigious position, because they were available in far greater numbers than any other bomber used in that theatre, only possibly to be followed by the Consolidated B-24 Liberator. Some B-17 looked very well after their air-crews by bringing them safely home after sustaining some serious battle damage inflicted by the Luftwaffe.

Missing gauges for the Flightertown Design Group B-17 Flying Fortress adapted for FSX by Erik Hertzberger.

Alpha Simulations Supermarine Spitfire MkIX Czech Air Force package . Although only a supposed stop-gap solution, 5,665 MkIX Spitfires were built and it became perhaps the best-known of all the many variants. Based on the MkV airframe, the MkIX used the then new Merlin-66 engine and thus performed much better at high altitude. The one portrayed in this texture pack sports the pointed rudder and flew for years on the British circuit until she was bought by a South African businessman who flew it for about 4 years before selling her to another pilot whom while flying her to her home field she developed serious engine problems after which she crashed and burned, killing the pilot. Revised textures by A. Ludick.

FSX Supermarine Spitfire MkIX - Extra textures. Textures only for the Alphasim Spitfire Mk IX. These are textures that I've created in order to expand the arsenal of available ones in my FSX, but would like to share them with you all. 2 of these textures depict Spitfires of only a hand full that had female nose-arts applied to them during WW2.

FSX/FS2004 Supermarine Spitfire PR MkXIX (RAF) textures only for the AF Scrub X1X. Andre Ludick

Douglas C-47 Dakota - SAAF (South African Airforce) - Textures. I discovered that there are no camouflaged SAAF Dakotas available as freeware for FSX, and that was what compelled me to create this one. I believe others will definitely find it useful too. This is according to me, possibly my best work to date. The exact model with the appropriate antennas and aerials is not available, so I had to do what I can with what there was to work with as is the case with many of my other attempts. Please excuse whatever inaccuracies there may be?

This is an FSX/Acceleration update for the CFS2 Kawanishi Kyofu, converted to FSX by LLS. The package features a new VC and new gauge configuration with all Japanese gauges for both the VC and the 2D panel. Thanks to LLS for the FSX conversion, new VC design and gauge configuration by Michael Pook.

The Kawanishi H8K2 was built by the Japanese in 1941. Allied code name was 'Emily. She also had the longest range of any flying boat. Sporting five 20mm cannons in locations around the hull, four hand-held 7.7mm machine guns, protected fuel tanks and crew armor, she was an aircraft treated with high respect by allied fighter pilots ... and allied submariners. The H8 could carry eight 550 lb bombs or two 1764 lb torpedoes along with her 10 man crew. This is a major update of the Emily, converted to FSX by LLS. It now includes a 2D panel and a VC with all Japanese gauges. It also features new camera views and weapons and corrected smoke effect. Thanks to Erwin Welker for the camera views and weapons and to LLS for the FSX conversion. New 2D panel and VC configuration and smoke by Michael Pook.

FSX Buecker BU-133 Jungmeister in the paint scheme of Elisabeth Bach. The Jungmeister with its radial engine was a more powerful aerobatic biplane than the BU-131 Jungmann. Liesel Bach, the best German female aerobatic pilot between 1930 and 1970 flew that Buecker BU-133 1937 in Zurich. The original FS2004 model is from Capt. I. D'Attomo and Capt. G.Quai. This addon provides a model converted to FSX with an highly improved and enlarged VC. Panel by Michael Pook. FSX converted and repaint by Erwin Welker

The Fokker FVII was, in its various versions, the most successful European airliner of the decade between 1925 and 1935, and had also considerable success in the USA. The three-engined Fokker FVIIa/3m appeared soon after the first Fokker trimotor was, in fact, the second FVIIa built. The FVIIa/3m was mainly sold in America after winning the Ford Reliability Tour of 1925. The Fokker F.XII trimotor was much larger than the well-known FVIIb/3m. KLM had 8, and the associated company KNILM 2, two F.XII's. This mega pack features three different Fokker models and six very detailed liveries deigned by Jens B, Kristensen. However, all the panels have been remodeled and enhanced and the FDE has been modified to function properly in FSX Acceleration. Thanks to Jens B. Kristensen for his original models, to Mauele Villa and Maarten Brouwer for some of the repaints and to Erwin Welker for the added camera views. New panel, FDE modifications as well as smoke effect by Michael Pook.