The PZL P.11 was a Polish fighter aircraft, designed and constructed during the early 1930s by Warsaw-based aircraft manufacturer PZL. Possessing an all-metal structure, metal-covering, and high-mounted gull wing, the type held the distinction of being widely considered to have briefly been the most advanced fighter aircraft of its kind in the world. This is an FSX update for the FS2004 model, originally designed by Chris Lampard. The package includes both a reworked VC and a new 2D panel with FSX compatible gauges. Exhaust smoke included as well. Thanks to Chris Lampard for the original model, to Shessie for his FS2004 update and to Michael Puto and his team for the modified Microsoft gauges. New VC, 2D panel and gauge and smoke configuration by Michael Pook. The model may also work in P3D,version3.

P3D/FSX AT-6 Texan US Navy pack. N211A flown by Kevin J. Russo and N518WW "Sweet Diane". Please note that Fuel selector and magneto switch must be set in order to start engine. 3D model by David Eckert and Warwick Carter. Pilot 3D model by Michael Flahault. Included textures by John Terell and Chris Clawson. Assembled by Danny Garnier

This is an FSX update for the FS2004 Beechcraft D17 Staggerwing by the Simtech Team including the wheels and the float version. As the original FS2004 version displayed major graphic issues in FSX and the float version wasn't flyable at all due to incompatible contact points I've decided to make this wonderful aircraft available for FSX users also. The package also includes both a reworked VC and a new 2D panel with animated yokes and new gauges for the most part. Exhaust smoke included as well. Thanks to Simtech for the original model and for the FS2002 2D panel design by Mariano Pedro Bernacki, which perfectly matches the VC. All graphic and panel updates as well as smoke configuration by Michael Pook. The model may work in P3D,version3 also.

FSX/P3Dv3,v4 North American P-51D Mustang_2Dpanelfix This is the missing main.bmp. Just put it in the panel.1folder. Sorry for the trouble, A.F.Scrub

FSX/P3Dv3,v4 Vought Corsair F4U-1a model correction. This corrects the textures of the crankcase and turning prop on the Standard F4U-1a_FSX model . Replace the original mdl file by this one. fix by A.F.Scrub.

FSX/P3Dv3,v4 Vought Corsair F4U-1 and F4U-2 texture correction. This corrects the textures of the crankcase and turning prop on both the Standard and Nightfighter version. Replace propdisk.bmp in the common texture and the AH_F4UBird4_t.bmp in the other texture maps. by A.F.Scrub.

FSX/P3Dv3,v4 Vought Corsair Early F4U-2 The Corsair entered service in 1942. Although designed as a carrier fighter, initial operation from carrier decks proved to be troublesome. Its low-speed handling was tricky. Landing a Corsair on a carrier was a difficult task. For these reasons, most Corsairs initially went to Marine Corps squadrons which operated off land-based runways. The U.S. Navy did not get into combat with the type until September 1943. Standard and Nightfighter version included. Native FSX/P3Dv3,v4 mdl by A.F.Scrub.

FSX native B-36 Peacemaker. Built by consolidated Vultee (Convair) in the late forties, The Convair B-36 Peacemaker was the largest American bomber every produced. Development of the huge plane began in 1941. The Army Air Force wanted a bomber that could fly from the United States to Europe, drop bombs, then return. The prototype first flew on August 8, 1946. The first operational models were delivered to the Strategic Air Command 1948. Included in this file are versions, A, B, D, H, and J models. The A and B versions are textured in FS9 style polished metal textures. Includes a virtual cockpit based on the b-36b cockpit, with a few updated and modern instruments, and a full gauge panel on the engineer station. custom sounds taken from scenes in the movie "strategic air command." Garry Shetter

FSX/P3D Blackburn Beverley V1A Package. The Blackburn Beverley was a four-engined, medium-range high-capacity transport. Its first flight took place in June 1953 and a total of forty-seven aircraft were built. The Beverley had an outstanding ability for packing and dropping heavy loads of up to 22 tons and, aided by powerful propeller reversing and a sturdy fixed undercarriage, it was able to land and take off at small and makeshift airstrips. Employed on a wide variety of military and humanitarian missions, for the ten years of its active service it was the R.A.F.'s proverbial no-nonsense workhorse. To date, only the first production Beverley survives as a museum piece. The model comes with an ILS and GCA- capable VC, variable intensity cockpit lighting, and propeller reversing. Two textures are included, XB261 representing a fictional reincarnation of the third production aircraft, and XM109 as painted in the 'Middle East' camouflage scheme of the final batch. Models and textures by Manfred Jahn, flight dynamics by Wayne Tudor, and soundset by Ted Wolfgang.