DeHavilland Mosquito. Original FS2004 model created by J.R. Lucariny. 2D panel (no VC) and FSX update by Foxtrot Flyers.

Douglas DC-3 Argentina Air force Textures. Represents the Armada Argentina Almacenaded In Cabo De Hornos

FSX NeoQB Fokker Dr1. Beautiful rendition of the Fokker Dr. 1 by the neoqb development team. Includes an add-on scenery, LFTC Korney Tchukovsky Memorial AF, France

The Super 71 was developed as a "Bush" transport by the Canadian arm of Fairchild Aircraft. Four were built, but only one had the "behind the wing" cockpit as modeled here. This is a native FSX Acceleration model. It has the usual animations and DXT5.dds reflective textures. The VC has working gauges, animated flight controls and backlighted gauges.

AlphaSim P-51D Mustang Upgraded for FSX. I have upgraded the 2D and VC cockpits to work in FSX, added firing gun effects and 3D landing light effect. Version 1.1 includes minor updates and 5 new textures

5 beautiful Spitfires, with VC, flown by the Royal Netherlands Airforce. This is my first package of historical planes used by the RNA and KNIL. The W3-17(Ive made the W3-16)and the H-25 are still flying! Original superb model by Aeroplane Heaven. VC Panel modified by Danny Garnier. 2D and skins made by Arthur Vince. Flight Dynamics modified by Danny Garnier and Arthur Vince. Ive used the Seafire III as basic. Stand alone. Missing gauges now added

Five DB Lancasters after breaching the Moehne Dam flew at tree top level to the Eder Dam in moonlight 17 May 1943. After breaching the Eder Dam the surviving crews flew back to Scampton via the Moehne dam at low level. This celebration allows you to witness the terrain over which they flew at tree top level in moonlight but without having to low fly the Lancaster. The Lancaster used is my previously uploaded FS2004 Plane-Design AJG (Dec 2009), but re tuned to fly as an Ai. Once activated AJG flys the route in both directions at the same time. The two AJG's cross over, head to head, along the way. You can simply watch and ponder the terrain they flew over OR you can load up your favourite German fighter (109, 190 or maybe a 262) and go find this intruder. Come up alongside AJG and acknowledge with a wave of the wings the skills these crews had to succeed. The package contains the Ai Lancaster and two FSX airfield updates with coded parking spots and taxiways added to allow the Ai to fly. Menden EDLA is provided in two forms - for use in the FSX default scenery and for use in the German West photo scenery. The other Airfield is Fritzlar Army. A small German fighter display is included at each airfield to remind us all that we are flying in WW2 Germany. Operating details in the readme. The concept was used to film the 4 bombers in my RAF Station History of Linton-on-Ouse video. A FSX package by Ross McLennan.

FSX Monsted-Vincent MV-1 Starflight repaint textures 4-pack for the unique, very rare, and fun to fly freeware Monsted-Vincent MV-1 Starflight, available at rarewings dot com, which you must have previously installed in FSX. Easy installation. Repaints by Tom Tiedman

This is an update for FSX of Mike Stone's Consolidated BPY5A. I only had to reposition two float points and change some gauges on the panel for my FS9 update of it to work in FSX. This update includes textures by Geoff Chambers, the Canadian textures. This is the whole aircraft. 2d panel but no virtual cockpit.

Martin B-26 B-10 Marauder Medium Bomber. This aircraft was from the 12th Air Force, 319th Bomb Group (Medium), 439 Bomb Squadron based in Rufisque French West Africa, Tafaraoui, Algeria (outside of Oran), Maison Blanche, Algeria (outside of Algers), Dejedeida, Tunisia (outside of Tunis) and Decimomannu, Sardinia (outside of Cagliari) in the Mediterranean Theater of Operations. She flew over one hundred missions between June 1943 and November 1944 in North Africa, Italy and southern France. Her first crew was led by Lt. J. H. Logan but was flown by other crews. Originally created March 11, 2002, redone using FSDSv3.5.1 March 17, 2011. FSDS Model and textures created by W. E. Stephens.