FS98/FS2000 Fokker 100 panel. This is a beta version and soon comes a upgrade by a friend of my: Frank Elfert ( The final Version ) This panel is compatible with FS2000 and FS'98. Configured by: Eelco Poelsma. 438K

FS2000 EMBRAER ERJ-145 PANEL Corrected version of my hi-res panel based on photos and diagrams provided by a BA pilot. It incorporates a moving yoke and pax views. Extra gauges included. By John Rushby-Smith. 938K

B29 panel for fs2000. This will be suitable for any vintage two engine prop aircraft where the nose gunner sits in front of the pilot. Buckz. 2.4MB

Alternate fighterjet panel for FS2000 (standard/PRO) This is my newest alternate fighter panel. This panel can be used for many jetfighters like the F14. Some windows like the AP can be showed by the SHIFT + 1 or 2 button. Off course has this panel a GPS window This panel is now also compatible with GPWS products. This panel is tested in the follow resolutions without any problems: 640x480, 800X600 and 1024x748 Easy installation! By Frank Elfert. 2.2MB

World Class Boeing 777 panel FS2000 This package has a panel for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000. It includes a main panel, new sort of gps (as a FMC), a wheel that can be turned off/on. FMC that looks like the real thing based on picture, default radio system. A new sort of autopilot also based on the real thing the buttons ar copyed and pasted from a real picture (same with throtlle and FMC) and its more realistic. Che Ridland. 5.8MB

Boeing 747-200 panel for FS2000 (standard/PRO) This is my newest version of my Boeing 747-200 panel. This version now got internal views, and an removeable flightyoke. This panel has also a special: fuelwindow, throttlewindow, and a lightpanel. This panel also got a pushback gauge. Now has the panel also cabin sign's and a real working wiper. This panel is now also compatible with GPWS products. This panel is tested in the follow resolutions without any problems: 640x480, 800X600 and 1024x748 I also have included some pictures of my own 747 collection. Easy installation! By Frank Elfert. 8MB

ATR 42/72 panel for FS2000 (standard/PRO) This is my newest ATR 42/72 panel, this was my fist panel what I ever designed, but now I have redesigned the panel. Now has the panel also cabin sign's and a real working wiper. This panel is now also compatible with GPWS products. This panel is tested in the follow resolutions without any problems: 640x480, 800X600 and 1024x748 I also have included some new winampskins (atr 42 and 72). Easy installation! By Frank Elfert. 2.6MB

FS98/FS2000 Lockheed L-1011 Tristar Panel Version 3.0 Version 2.0 of the Tristar Panel contents a completely reworked Panel-Bitmap, which is much clearer now. The Gauges are placed more similar to the real cockpit and a lot of new Gauges are added. By Matthias Lieberecht. **Updated Sept.01,2001** New aircraft registration # added N728DA by Joe DeGregorio. 1.4MB

Photoreal Boeing 767 panel for FS2000 (standard/PRO) This is my newest Boeing 767 photoreal panel, with all the internal views! This was my 4th panel from the 10 new photoreal panels who are coming up! This panel gives you really the feeling that you are flying a real airplane! The panel has also fully support for GPWS add-ons, to make flying more real. This panel is tested in the follow resolutions without any problems: 640x480, 800X600, 1024x748 and 1280x1024 This panel is also very framerate friendly and has an easy installation! By Frank Elfert. 6.6MB

FS2000 Stand alone full version of my previous 777deck. This one features autopilot plus keyboard selectable windows for GPS, Radio Stack, MFD and PFD displays, neatly displayed out of way of windshield and gauges views. Now you can fly IFR and VFR, have in sight all critical gauges and still enjoy the wide angle outside view at the same time. Also includes fuel gauges, ignition and clock switches, DME, digital readouts of altitude, speed and trim, allowing complete operation from startup to shutoff at arrival gate. Looks great at night too. Uses mostly FS2000 777 gauges. You might not ever want to return to conventional panels! By Francisco Leon. 1.9MB