FS2004 Douglas DC-3 'DC-3 Airways' classic and 1940's liveries Based on the default DC-3, these fictional works represent two official repaints for the virtual airline 'DC-3 Airways'. They are intended primarily for use by 'DC-3 Airways' pilots. Visit 'DC-3 Airways' at www.dc3airways.com to learn more. The classic livery continues the great tradition of the legendary FS2002 N1776 by Jan Visser, with certain refinements; offering a timeless livery that would look as appropriate on a 1950's DC-3 as it would today. This aircraft is named "The Charles Wood" in honor of the founder of 'DC-3 Airways'. The 1940's livery is designed to be typical of the simple, yet stylish liveries that adorned the bare metal fuselages of pre and post WW-II civilian aircraft, and is modelled on a civilian-built DC-3, with folding stair door. Includes revised, 'cleaned-up' main panel bitmap by Andy Hatcher. Aircraft repaints by Mark Beaumont and Ian Richardson. File name: DCA_FS9.ZIP. 7.7MB See ATC fix below

FS2004/2002 DH Mosquito B IV - DK333/HS-F 'Grim Reaper', RAF 109 Squadron, No.8 Group. Designed & Textured in FSDS2 by J R Lucariny. 1.9MB

FS2004 ALASKA AIRLINES DOUGLAS C-54 / DC-4 Registration NC9044. Alaska Airlines (founded in 1944) was involved in the Berlin Airlift 1948/49. With FS Design Studio 2.20 complete reworked and improved model. Features full animated moving-parts with rolling wheels, suspension, steerable nose gear... FDE reworked for FS2004 by Guenter Kirschstein. Base design & textures by Arik Hohmeyer, complete design rework by Chris Grabow (FS-Design Berlin). 1.3MB

FS2004/2002 RAF Supermarine Spitfire MKVII in fictitious squadron markings post D Day June 1944, Probably at the end of it's operational life . Model by Paul Rebuffat. Repaint by Murray Bremner. 6.9MB

FS2004/2002 Curtiss P-40F "STUD" a P-40F-20-CU of the 325th FG ("Checkertail Clan"). Flown by Group CO Lt. Col. R.L. Baseler, Overall Matt Black with Gloss Red and Yellow. Designed & Textuyred by J R Lucariny. 1.2MB

FS2004 - 1911 Wright EX Vin Fiz This 1911 version of the Wright EX "Vin Fiz" includes a series of flights across the US starting in Brooklyn NY and ending in Long Beach CA. By Paul Beardsley (KSMS/KSSC). 2MB

FS2004 Supermarine Walrus The Walrus, known in service as the "Shagbat", looks as it would be unlikely to have come from the same man who designed the Spitfire. But it proved to be a very succesful and useful design airial spotting and search/rescue missions. By Mike Stone. 550K

FS2004/2002 Supermarine Spitfire II XR-D. Supermarine Spitfire II XR-D The code letters XR represent 71 sqn, R.A.F. This is aircraft D of that squadron. Details from 'Camouflage and Markings, Supermarine Spitfire', Ducimus Books ltd, London ~1970. "Spitfire IIA, P7308, of No. 71 sqn, august 1941." Designed by L R Lucariny.Textures by Jens B. Kristensen. 971K

FS2004/2002 North American AT-6D Naval Reserve Unit. Model & Textures by J R Lucariny. 1.4MB

FS2004 Supermarine Spitfire II NK-K. Supermarine Spitfire MKII NK-K Spitfire IIA, P8088, of no. 118 sqn, flown by Pilot Officer A.S.C.Lumsden. Stationed at Ibsley, May 1941. This particular Spitfire was presented to the R.A.F. by the people of the Borough of Lambeth through public subscription. Designed & textured by L R Lucariny. 973K