FSX native version of the freeware Junkers Ju 52/3M by O.Fischer. Tested in P3Dv4.5 but should work in v5 and FSX. Included alongside the base civilian textures are a pair of Luftwaffe repaints by Hanaw Hax. Model conversion by Bulbbulb2. Oversight and cfg editing by InDeepSchit.

FSX/P3Dv3,v4,v5 P-51H Mustang ANG The ultimate version of the Mustang was the P-51H, which was the fastest Mustang variant to see service and one of the fastest (if not the fastest) piston-engined fighters to enter production during the Second World War. However, it was destined never to see any combat, having entered service too late to participate in the final action against Japan. FSX/P3D mdls by A.F.Scrub

Navigation / Radios fix for the Antonov An-2T from Tim Conrad as provided by Lavernti Beria.

FSX Sikorsky VS-44 Flying Boat. Model of VS-44 NC-41881 "Excambian" restored at New England Air Museum. Model created in 3ds Max for FSX. A flying boat, not an amphibian. Can be flown from land unrealistically using beaching gear. VC includes complete model, with multiple camera views. VS-44 was built in 1942 for American Export Airlines. Contracted for trans-Atlantic service by US Navy and Army through 1944. Returned to civilian service 1945. Two liveries: 1942 Navy camouflage and 1945 AEA civilian colors, as displayed at Museum. By George Diemer.

The Fokker T.5 was a Dutch medium bomber that served during the late 1930's and into the war. Only sixteen have ever been built, none of which remains to this day. The crews fought an unequal yet brave battle against an overwhelming reality. This package includes a fully animated model, fully working complete nose-to-tail interior, authentic flight dynamics, sophisticated systems depth, high-resolution textures and a marvelous soundset. Every aspect of this plane has been modeled in fine and accurate detail, no item has been overlooked. A dedicated manual which describes history and operations is included.

Dominic "Don" Gentile's P-51D 'Shangri-La' which he flew on WWII War Bond tours in the USA after serving numerous combat tours in Europe. Two paint versions, with red stripes and D-Day stripes. Original model by Roger Dial, Steve Small & Mike Hambly. Uses A.F. Scrub's Cavalier Mustang panel. Textures repainted and converted for FSX by R.E. Wyman.

First appearing in 1947, the AN-2's was first dismissed as obsolete, due to it's biplane layout and homely looks. But the "Annushka" would prove the naysayers wrong.... and how! The biplane layout proved itself, and there wasn't much the AN-2 couldn't do, whether as a passenger, cargo, parachuting, crop spraying, or spec ops plane. Over 20,000 were produced, mostly in Poland. Not bad for an "obsolete" design! FSX native update of Tim Conrad's An-2, and assortment of Cold war WARPAC textures by 'Stalin'. Spaseba, Gentlemen.

FSX Goodyear K-28 Navy Blimp. WWII K-class Navy blimp, whose gondola has been restored at New England Air Museum. Model created in 3ds Max for FSX. Includes restoration details completed after 2011. VC includes complete model,with multiple camera views, including inside helium envelope. Includes .pdf file explaining controls. Blimp K-28 spent most of WWII with squadron ZP-24 in Weeksville, North Carolina. By George Diemer.

FSX/Acceleration Junkers Ju-390 Package with four versions. The Junkers Ju-390 was the enlarged version of the Ju-290 bomber with 4 engines whilst the Ju-390 was equipped with six engines a 1700 hp. The prototype in an unarmed cargo version made its first flight in 1943 and entered service in 1944. It was also tested as maritime recon bomber. The second model was never completed. My package includes also the planned but never built versions as maritime bomber with wire controled rocket propelled Henschel HS-293 gliding bombs and two long range heavy bombers, known as "America bombers". The models comes with photorealistic 2D and VC panels (regarding museum photographs of a Ju-290 panel), many animations including HS-293 gliding bombs. The models are shown with twelve cameras, including three gunner views with animated MG15 or MG151. FSDS 3.5 model by Erwin Welker