This update to the A. F. Scrub (Scrubby) RAF PRXI aircraft is intended, with approval, to make the 2D and VC panels appear more in accordance with the World War II PILOT’S NOTES PN 1565 for SPITFIRE IX, XI & XVI and indeed, to instruct on how to operate within the intent of those Notes. THIS UPDATE, AS PER THE ORIGINAL, IS NOT SUITABLE FOR P3D BEYOND V3 The update includes the 2 x 66 IPG wing tanks that were not included in the original upload. No provision is made for adding blister or drop tanks to further increase range. The Recon flight to the Ruhr Dams in 1943 is almost the limit without additional tanks being added. The project involved substitution of gauges, writing xml files to update gauges that did not function. Adding existing Lancaster gauges by Plane Design (previous approval over 13 years ago), xml help from Jeff Lind in Sydney to achieve the intent and gauges by Rob Barendregt for taxi and braking, RMcL and Jeff Lind for AWPT/Fuel, Wolfgang Piper for the analogue wind gauge plus Flight Time by P Wallaert. The original bmp for the 2D panel is worked over to remove the gun sight. For scenery viewing enthusiasts there is no better way to view your scenery as it passes under this aircraft at 30000ft. This will certainly be a new experience for all would be pilots. Refer to Page 8 of the pdf for installation details.

This is a modification of A.F. Scrub’s Supermarine Spitfire PR.XI, to give it the standard PR.XI range, done with permission, and with two sets of textures. This modification was tested in a flight from Kissimmee to the site of Chicago, Meigs Field and returning to Kissimmee without any need to land in Chicago. The first set of textures is for PL841 as used by 681 Squadron in North Eastern India during 1945. From photographs the serial number appears to be the same colour as the centre of the roundel. This aircraft failed to return from a PR mission to Moulmein, Burma, in June 1945. The pilot, F/Lt Thomas Woodhouse, was missing, presumed killed. I hope this texture does him justice. The second set of textures was created showing PL965 as she was in 2023. This aircraft has a noble history, flying over 40 operational missions over Germany with 16 Squadron during World War Two. After a period with the Royal Netherlands Air Force, she was restored by the Medway Aircraft Preservation Society and joined the Hangar 11 Collection in 2004. For much more detail about the history of this aircraft, see Hugh R. Smallwood’s book, “Spitfire in Blue”.

This is an update for the FSX/P3D native Douglas TBD Devastator by A.F. Scrub. A Lovely airplane for some Pacific island cruising. Included is a new, vintage gauge package, along with some cfg. tweaks. Just check the read me file for all the necessary info. Enjoy!

FSX/P3Dv4,v5 Spitfire Mk XVI: The Mk. XVI emerged as gradual evolution from the highly-successful Mk IX, inheriting the many minor modifications introduced during its production but otherwise similar in all respects except for the engine, being the American-built Packard Merlin 266, license-built version of the Rolls-Royce Merlin 66. The difference in service tooling between the British and American engines necessitated the introduction of the new mark, but Mk. IXs and XVIs were otherwise produced on the same productions lines, depending on the availability of the engines. 3 native models by A.F.Scrub

FSX/P3Dv3,v4 North American P-51B Mustang The Mustang remains to this day the most widely recognized and deeply prefered propeller driven fighter aircraft ever built. Originally designed for the RAF and equipped with an Allison engine, the Mustang was later fitted with the Packard-Merlin, which provided superior high altitude performance. With long range tanks, the Mustang could escort bombers to Berlin and still have time to fight. FSX/P3D native mdl by A.F.Scrub

Another beautiful ex payware creation from Iris Simulations. Curtiss P-40 Warhawk is a US built single engined, single-seat, WW2 all-metal fighter-bomber. Package includes several models, liveries and a great virtual cockpit.

Revised and rebuilt the internal structure of the virtual cockpit gunsight. Fixed the navigation light switch issue. Added missing textures. Changed settings for some gauges. Various other small tweaks... This update requires the previous "zue_f1m2_v1" file. FSDS3.5.1 model by UENOSHING.

This model is of the Japanese Navy's Mitsubishi F1M2 Type Zero Observation Seaplane Model11. It was named "Type Zero Observation Seaplane" because it was officially adopted in the 2600th anniversary of the founding of Japan (1940). Therefore, it was nicknamed "Zerokan" and called "Pete" by the Allied forces. The F1M2 was planned in 1935 for the purpose of observing the gunfire of battleships. And it also needed to have the ability to eliminate enemy fire. It was an aircraft that deliberately chose an outdated biplane to fly high in a short time and to obtain maneuverability, and pursued its advantages to the utmost. Therefore, it was also called "the last biplane". It demonstrated high maneuverability and was used for air defense of fleets and bases, shooting down many American aircraft. This model was built in Blender and then finished for FSX using FSDS3.5.1. It has not been tested to see if it works with anything other than FSX ACCELERATION. (tested by admin in P3D 5) FSDS3.5.1 model by UENOSHING.

FSX/P3Dv3,v4 North American P-51D Mustang Early The P-51D Mustang remains to this day the most widely recognized and deeply revered propeller driven fighter aircraft ever built. Originally designed for the RAF and equipped with an Allison engine, the Mustang was later fitted with the Packard-Merlin, which provided superior high altitude performance. With long range tanks, the Mustang could escort bombers to Berlin and still have time to fight. FSX/P3D native mdl by A.F.Scrub

CONVAIR 580 MISSING ENG RPM GAUGES This will correct the two RPM Eng missing gauges on the Vc. installation: Option 1. Just place the content of "gauges" into:Lockheed Martin/Prepard3D v4/gauges... Option 2. SimObjects/Airplanes/Convair 580/panel... Thanks Simmers of Simviation! Juan Carlos Brizuela_Johnny2024