Textures only for the IRIS Tornado GR4 package. Something similar is available from another offering but it just didn't do justice to the depicted plane as that model had glaring imperfections that made it look 'unfinished'. I have however spent much time to ensure that I give you the best possible texture set for the aircraft in question, I had to improvise much here and there to make things work as far as the camouflage pattern is concerned, and I trust that you'll enjoy it as much as I do. Also compatible with P3d up to V3 (Not v4)

This is an updated version of the original package offered by J.E.Narcizo, which now includes improvements made to the original texture set and an extra 3 brand new texture sets, which was requested by a close simming buddy. One texture set (129650) has ALHPA-channelling to give one a polished metal effect. You may wish to rather use these textures sets with the latter improvement to the package by either Messrs. Scrub or was it Welker…can’t remember, I can start blaming age for that. A WORD OF WARNING THOUGH: You’ll not be able to use texture set 129650 with the latter offering as it has problems rendering textures that are ALPHA-channelled – Why? I don’t know.

FSX/P3D Convair Model 7002 XF-92A by Milton Shupe, Rick Mackintosh, Brian Alexson, Scott Thomas, Hans-Joerg Naegele, Jan Rosenberg, Nigel Richards, Pilot Figure by Jan Visser, and Tire textures by Mike Kelly. The Convair model 7002 or (P-92), a delta winged turbojet airplane, better known as the XF-92A, was the first in a long line of American Delta Winged Aircraft. The XF-92A was a single seat, jet propelled research fighter-type land plane. Characterized by a 60º delta wing and a large vertical tail, the wing planform of the XF-92A was an equilateral triangle with a span of 31’4”. With no separate horizontal tail surfaces, the elevons (combined elevator/aileron) provided the pitch and roll control for the aircraft. The authors of this package honors that development and testing that propelled the advancement of the delta wing concepts and use. IMPORTANT NOTES: Your Sim's Realism settings must be set to at least Medium for this product to work. XML TOOLS must be installed to get full benefits of "G" and AoA effects. See the DOCS folder for simple installation based on your Sim.

FSX B-2A Stealth Bomber. The B-2A Stealth Bomber is the most sophisticated aircraft on the planet. She is essentially a 'Flying Wing' platform with no V-Tail, and is controlled by pre-programed flight computers stationed in various positions within the crew cabin and wings. There is one main computer that controls the aircraft, with two redundant back-up computers assigned to it in case of failure. All additional computers are assigned to functions involving flight control, system monitoring, data communications, and radar. Engine and aerodynamic effects are controlled by these computers which serve several actuators and ailerons, including the spoilerons, which further compensate for the lack of a V-Tail. In theory, and because of these computers, the aircraft is “Stall-Proof”. The only way it can stall is if the computers fail. There is no way she can be flown without the computers active. The REAL aircraft does almost everything based on pre-programed data, other than taxi to the runway (although this is also possible to program). Before each flight, the Mission is designed and then assigned to the Mission Flight Box (Portable Computer) which is then carried by the Commander to the aircraft, and the data from the box is “transferred” to the main on-board computers. Because of this, the B-2 cannot be flown until the box is ready for the mission, and pilots cannot simply jump in and fly her, with the exception that the data is transferred via satellite. Original aircraft design by Alphasim; VC Adaptation, panels and gauges by Philippe Wallaert. Sound by Ruggero Osto. Real world engine/aerodynamics, data and effects by Douglas E. Trapp. Also compatible with P3D up to v3.* but NOT P3Dv4

The B58 was the first supersonic bomber introduced in the U.S Air Force in the late sixties. Original model by J.R Lucariny. VC and improvements by Michael Pook. Panel for wide screen and gauges by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file.

The MIG-29 Fulcrum is an air superiority fighter introduced in 1982 in the soviet air force. Original model by IRIS simulation. VC modifications, panels and gauges for wide and standard screen by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file. Works in FSX and P3D up to V3.* but not V4.

The version 2.0 includes significant improvements for the VC and the external model in terms of display quality and animations. Pls read the release history documentation inside the zip file for more information. The aircraft has been developed for FSX Flight Simulator SP1 or SP2 under Windows 7. It has also been tested with Microsoft FSX Acceleration, and P3D simulator but full compatibility is not guaranteed by the author. This package includes the aircraft model (Single-Seater, Two-Seater), a virtual cockpit (VC) and a 2D panel. All three parts have been designed and developed according to a large number of technical documents, descriptions, and pictures from the Eurofighter. The 2D panel has been developed for wide screen monitors only. The design goal was to develop an aircraft model along with a VC and a 2D panel as close as possible to the original aircraft. It was, however, not possible to program all the functions and displays, because of the complexity of the real Eurofighter, due to limitations in FSX, and classified capabilities. Changes and additional functions have been made for simplification or gameplay reasons. The panel with the MFD displays, HUD, radar functionality, weapon simulation and indicators gives a good impression on how the real Eurofighter cockpit looks inside. A significant effort has been made to test, update and improve the flight dynamics of the model. The model includes and supports the following additional payloads : Three external tanks, 6 AMRAAM missiles (mid range Air to Air weapons), 2 IRIS missiles (short range Air to Air weapons), 4 PWIV laser bombs. External tanks and the weapons are configurable via a panel MFD screen. Paints are included for: GE, UK, Italy, Spain, Austria, SAAF, NATO, and just the base texture. This is not a load and fly package. Please take your time to read the included documentation carefully. Do not skip chapters because you may think, they are not important for you. For copyrights, credits, and installation instructions look at the PDF documentation inside the ZIP file. By Dietmar Loleit Installation In order to install this package some basic knowledge of handling files and folders in FSX/Windows, and on how to edit existing .cfg files with a text editor are required. The installation is described in detail in the pdf document inside the zip file. Please read it carefully !!! Works in FSX and all P3d versions up to v4

P3D>v4 /FSX Bombardier NR-11a (E-11a) NASA Package. The Bombardier E-11a is a modified variant of the Bombardier Global Express. The BD-700 has carried the High-Altitude Lidar Operational Experiment (HALOE) in order to survey large areas rapidly. FSX Native model by Iris with added enhanced new upgraded VC by David Hoeffgen , includes built in FMC, working wipers and more (see VC docs in folder). Added the high quality textures by S Peterson. Includes Honeywell FMC (Find it in Instrument panel - Views) and revised MFD and custom sounds. High quality model with opening doors and stairs. Updates by Chris Evans.

The Alpha Simulation McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II completely rebuilt for FSX and P3D up to v4+. Items reworked for FSX/P3D: 1. True FSX Native modeling, converted to FSX using ARNO’s MDLX program. 2. All new paints. 3. Working Combat Radar. 4. All paints are in DDS format. 5. Multiple Liveries. 6. New air configuration file. 7. New HD VC textures. 8. FSX Air File installed. 9. Camera views added. 10. Default and custom GPS. 11. FSX coded gauges and sub panels A collaboration created by the following flight simulation artist Antonio Diaz, Cirrus N210MS, Tim Conrad and David Robles. Sounds tied to Dino Cattaneo's F14 Tomcat