FSX/Acceleration/FS2004 Flying Ship Hughes H-4 "Spruce Goose". The Hughes ASircraft Company H-4 was due to WWII designed as strategic airlift. Lack of Aluminium the world hugest aircraft was made almost entirely of birch wood and this made her communly known as "Spruce Goose". It was a joint project of Henry J. Kaiser and Hughes Aircraft Company. By 1944, it had lost its strategic importance. Howard Hughes himself made only one test flight with ground effect in about 10 m/33 feet height and for less than one mile, on Nov.2,1947. In the 80th the "Spruce Goose" was displayed in Long Beach/California under a large dome and next to the former ocean liner "Queen Mary". Since 1993 the "Spruce Goose" can be visited in the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum McMinnville/ Oregon. The model comes with a photorealistic 2D panel and the VC showes the complete cockpit including all the crew desks and equipments and the passenger seats for the invited persons of the test flight. When on water surface, special animations sends a motor yacht to the exit door whilst Howard Hughes waits for the boat. Seventeen FSX cameras showes you the giant from its best sides and let you explore the huge cockpit. FSDS 3.5 model by Erwin Welker. SEE FIX ABOVE

FSX/FS2004 Supermarine Sea Otter amphibian. The Supermarine Sea Otter was a British designed amphibian biplane intended to replace the once venerable Supermarine Walrus in the Royal Air Force reconnaissance and search and rescue missions. It had the distinctions of being the last biplane flying boat to achieve front line service in Great Britain's armed force. GMAX model by A.F.Scrub

FSX/Acceleration/P3dV3/FS2004 Junkers Ju86 D1 and K2 Bomber. This prewar aircraft made its first flight in 1934 and went in battle by the Luftwaffe in the Spanish Civil War, competing with the Heinkel He-111. The Ju 86 D1 was the serial bomber version, the K2 was the export version for Hungary with radial engines. Other Ju 86 versions included transport and civil passenger airplanes. Only one model survived and is displayed in the Swedish Airforce Museum. The models in colours of Luftwaffe and Hungary comes with photorealistic 2D and VC panels, many animations, shown with twelve cameras, including three gunner views with animated MG15. FSDS 3.5 model by Erwin Welker

Ito-san's superb Westland Whirlwind now updated for FSX and P3D up to v3. All credits go to him, to William Ortis from Lionheart Creations for his updates and 2nd texture and to Lawdog for his great Peregrine sounds. 2D and VC panel with working gauges (included).

FSX OO-HUR textures for Hawker Hurricane Mk1 by Aeroplane Heaven. OO-HUR textures by Gary Harper.

Fokker D-XXIII EXTRAS. As Michael Pook made a nice new VC [with working gauges (included)] and also gave me a couple of new textures this will make the aircraft complete. Just put in all the folders in your excisting model, rename your aircraft.cfg or throw it away, put in the new one and off you go.

Ito-san's great Fokker D-XXIII prototype model updated for FSX. VC & 2D panels with working (Dutch) gauges (included). All credits go to him and to Ricardo Jones for his update. For those who want more I've put in Payakan's D-XXIII model and Matt Wynn's fictional paintschemes. Another tribute to a great aircraft factory from the past.

FSX Ants freeware Tiger Moth by Anthony Lynch. G-ANRX textures by Gary Harper.

P3Dv3,v4 Vought Corsair F4U-5 and NF navpanelfix This is the navpanel fix for both my F4U1 and F4U2 Corsairs. In P3D4, radio and GPS are not working. Add the lines from the text file in aircraft.cfg under [electric]. by A.F.Scrub.

This is an FSX twin package of two observation aircraft of the 1930s, the Douglas O-43 and O-46, originally designed by the late Paul Clawson who sadly passed way in 2014. The panels of both models were extremely basic so I decided to make more realistic VCs and 2D panels for them. The O-43 didn't have a 2D panel at all, so it now has one also. The O-43 entered service around 1934 and soldered on until WW2, followed by the last one of the bunch, the O-46. Exhaust smoke added for both planes. Thanks to Paul Clawson for the models, new panels and smoke configuration by Michael Pook. The models may also work in P3D, Version3.