FSX/Acceleration/FS2004 Extension Pack for Porsche 911 Targa 4s, type 991 from 2014-18 with effect upgrades. The Targa is the model with convertable rooftop which is realisticly and detailed animated. The extension pack comes now in five colours plus new switches and effects. This package includes 2D panels and can be used as replacement for the previous package. The model is easy to repaint because most of the parts are in uni color as glossy alpha channel. The gauges, effects and additional colours are made by J.P. Carosine. The FSDS 3.5 model with VC is made by Erwin Welker.

This is just a little set of gauges in XML which replace the old BoeingGeneric.dll gauges. They fit exactly in any position where the BoeingGeneric gauges are used. As they written in XML they can easily be modified and the background colours can be easily changed. Numbers are more easily legible and rotating them is easier. Other than that it works in exactly the same way. It works in FSX 2D and VC panels and should work in FS9 as well.

TDS Boeing 737-MAX7 Version 3 base pack. All white reference model set for FS2004 this pack contains P3DV4 models too NO Models for FSX since there was so many unpermitted migration to FS2020. By the TDS team. See docs for full credits.

FS2004 British Airways Boeing 787-9 AGS-2. Introducing Second Generation AGS-2 ( Animated Ground Servicing ) featuring additional new animations and vehicles. Classic Version. Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette. ( CamSim )

FS2004 British Airways Airbus A350-1000 AGS-2. Introducing Second Generation AGS-2 ( Animated Ground Servicing ) featuring additional new animations and vehicles. Container Palette Transporter Version. Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette. ( CamSim )

FSX/FS2004 Spitfire 11 VC views fix: This corrects the side and rear VC cockpit views. Replace the old items by the new ones. Fix by A.F.Scrub

FSX/FS2004 Spitfire 11: The Mk XI was a reconnaissance aircraft based on a combination of features from the marks VII, VIII and IX. The cameras, two vertically-mounted and sometimes an oblique mounted one, were installed in the fuselage behind the cockpit. The first Mk XIs were built in November 1942 and lasted until 1944 when they were phased out in favour of the Mk 19. Model by A.F.Scrub

A high definition and photorealistic texture pack that will change the aspect of your clouds (cumulus, stratus, cirrus), sky color, aircraft reflections and ground detail. Version 2 has new and better photorealistic cumulus, some new cirrus, better sky colors, and the game engine mod ENB Series (Bloom effect with great performance). HDE v2 is compatible with your favorite weather engine and environment software. By Pablo Diaz.

Built by British Aircraft Manufacturing Co. in the 1930s, the BA Swallow II was a robust and extremely stable aircraft that could be flown slow at 25-30 mph and still be under complete control, being almost impossible to stall. The majority were sold to private owners or flying schools within the United Kingdom. Only a handful are still in flying condition today. The model was once hosted on Classic British Files, but after the site became defunct, it has not been available on any site for over 10 years. Now, with the author's permission, it has been re-uploaded and is available once again. This pack includes the Cirrus Minor engine version as well as authentic sound files. By Paul Gausden and Doug Kightley.

Built by British Aircraft Manufacturing Co. in the 1930s, the BA Swallow II was a robust and extremely stable aircraft that could be flown slow at 25-30 mph and still be under complete control, being almost impossible to stall. The majority were sold to private owners or flying schools within the United Kingdom. Only a handful are still in flying condition today. The model was once hosted on Classic British Files, but after the site became defunct, it has not been available on any site for over 10 years. Now, with the author's permission, it has been re-uploaded and is available once again. This pack includes the Pobjoy engine version as well as authentic sound files and 8 liveries representing aircraft from the UK, Ireland and Australia. By Paul Gausden and Doug Kightley.