FS2004 Bombardier CSeries 100 V5L. This model is design for AI traffic only, base from my CSeries 100 ags V5L but without AGS and static displays. No VC. Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.

FS2004 P-51D Restoration Project: 9 Versions of the P-51D with New Airfile & Flight Dynamics. Tuned down to it's original Specs. These P-51's are designed more for Prop Hops™ about 2/3 the speed of the Reno Racers, These Aircraft are still the Fastest Props in the skies. Air file, new dynamics All Repaints done by Robert Hawk

Vultee XP-54 for MSFS 2004/FS9 ACof v1.1 V1.1 fixes a number of minor issues. Flight Simulator aircraft package by Milton Shupe, military panel and VC textures by Nigel Richards, gauges by Scott Thomas, exterior paint map and textures by Mike Kelley and prototype flight models by Shupe/Falley and racing FM versions by James Banks. Includes three models, 12 liveries, custom panels and flight models. Be sure to read the XP-54_Aircraft_Index that explains differences in the models and their performance, Model Designer: Milton Shupe Flight Dynamics (Military/Civil): Milton Shupe & Tom Falley Flight Dynamics (Racing): James Banks & Milton Shupe Panel and Gauges: Nigel Richards, Scott Thomas, Milton Shupe & James Banks XML Gauges: Scott Thomas with mods by Nigel Richards & Milton Shupe Documentation/Textures: Mike Kelley Liveries: Mike Kelley & James Banks Sounds: Nigel Richards & James Banks Special Effects: Copyright by Microsoft Research Assistance: Members of Sim-outhouse Testing: Alpha Tests – Engineering Team, Beta Tests - SOH Membership

The Boeing 767 is a twin-engine aircraft of the U.S. aircraft manufacturer Boeing . The economically very successful low-wing monoplane was the first long-haul Boeing aircraft with only two engines and is produced today. The Boeing 767 has until today more transatlantic flights performed than any other passenger airplane. The development of the Boeing 767 as a widebody aircraft began on 6 July 1979 and was intended as a replacement for the Boeing 707. The first flight took place on 26 Of September 1981. No virtual cockpit and uses default 737 2d panel and sound. By Andreas Meyer

FSX/Acceleration/FS2004 FSX/FS2004 Steamship Great Britain. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel for the Great Western Steamship Company's on the transatlantic service between Bristol and New York from 1845 to 1854 she was with ninetyeight meters the longest and most modern passenger ship that time. She was build of iron, powered by two 500 hp engines and propelled by a screw. 360 passengers enjoyed the luxury and 120 men of crew did the job. In the decades later she run aground, carried thousands of immigrants to Australia from 1852 until converted to a square rigged sailing vessel in 1881. Three years later, she was retired to the Falkland Islands where she was used as a warehouse, quarantine ship and coal hulk (Wikipedia). Since 1970 she was returned to the Bristol dry dock where she was built. Now she is a museum ship in Bristol Harbour. The pilotable FS-boat has twentythree cameras which allows you to explore the boat on deck and from high in the masts. FSDS 3.5 model by Erwin Welker.

FSX/Acceleration/FS2004 package cruise ship MS Artania as pilotable version and ai-version. The first name in 1984 of that beautiful ship was Royal Princess. From 2005 till 2011 she sailed under the name Artemis. Now she sails modernisized under the flag of Bahamas and the German shipping company PHOENIX-Reisen. The ship has a length of 220.6 m, a beam of 29.6 m and with a power of 23.200 kw a speed of max 22 knots. She has a crew of about 500 and takes up to 1100 passengers. I made a wonderful cruise from Bremerhaven/Germany to the fjords of Norway in May 2017. Doing 100 extra photographs, including all panels of the nav-bridge, just for the textures of this model I was able to create the most photorealistic boat with the most detailed VC nav-bridge I have ever buildt. Twenty eight camera views let you explore all the upper decks and the whole nav-bridge. The gauges are made by Pierre-Jean Carosin. FSDS 3.5 models and 2D panel by Erwin Welker

Afghanistan OAAC-Charikar, OAAD-Dehdadi, OAAK-Andkhoi, OAAN-Ajrestan North, OABD-Dostmohammadkhan Kalay, OABN-Bamyan, OABT-Bost Airport Lashkar Gah, OADY-Dwyer, OADZ-Darwaz, OAFG-Khost-O-Fering, OAFH-Helmand, OAFN-Noshaq, OAFR-Farah, OAFT-Tapa, OAFZ-Faizabad, OAHR-Herat, OAIX-Bagram, OAJL-Jalalabad, OAKB-Kabul, OAKG-Khojaghar, OAKN-Kandahar, OAKS-Khost, OALL-Lal, OAMN-Maimana, OAMS-Mazar-I-Sharif, OAQN-Qala-I-Nawa, OASD-Shindand, OASG-Sheberghan, OASH-Shank Air Base, OATD-Kara Tapa (Toorghodi), OATN-Tereen, OATQ-Talulqan Toorghodi, OATW-Teh Wareh, OAUZ-Kunduz, OAYL-Yakawlang, OAZJ-Zaranj

FS2004 Delta Airbus A350-900 V5L. Night lighting effects have been upgraded. Including CamSim's own static displays and Animated Ground Servicing (AGS). Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.

FS2004 panel for the Boeing 314 Clipper

The McDonnell F-4F Phantom II is a two-seater and supersonic fighter capable of long range, all-weather fighter-bomber capabilities as well. It is located in the Federal Republic of Germany still in service. Without virtual cockpit. Free for private use. By Andreas Meyer - www.afs-design.de