. Finland use 2 FA-18D for training and 55 FA-18C for combat. Model Jamal Ingram, Corrado La Posta Assembled by Danny Garnier

The ex payware Iris MIG 29 Fulcrum Slovak Airforce set. Ex- payware Iris Mig29 updated to FSX native by ignoti et quasi occulti. Textures converted to dds format. Slovak textures by Pavol Augustine FSX Native conversion by ignoti et quasi occulti Assembly and packaged by Danny Garnier

Update and enhancement of ALPHA's Skywarrior as published by LLS. Main fix consist of adding the [Radios] section in the aircraft.cfg file in order to make the avionics working. I have replaced nearly all original gauges by modified ALPHA_B-66 gauges. This gives a much nicer and clearer look in VC. Removed most of the brown rust colors of the gauges. More enhancements consists of kind of restoring the original radar in VC, adding (better) tooltips for gauges in VC, adding NAV-GPS and Tailhook switches in VC. Other enhancements: Master Direction Indicator is made expandable with mouse, automatic engines heat glow effect, tailhook switch in VC, preventing of wheel locks during braking at outside views, and some more. Changed fuel capacity so that range is about the real range of the real Skywarrior. Also Included are a reference kneeboard file and other documentation. This is a complete aircraft package. Enhancements were made for P3Dv4+ but should also work in FSX. Installation instructions provided in the Install.txt giving options for Addon or classic installation. A full credits list can be found in both Flanker256.txt and A-3A_Skywarrior_mod.pdf. Rest me to say: happy flights with this largest carrier based bomber.

Missing gauge for the FSX/P3D Douglas F3D Skyknight Revisited Extract the contents of the archive in your main Gauges folder of your Simulator, so that you will have in the Gauges folder a sub folder called "CockpitSounds" You need this file ONLY in case you don't have a "CockpitSounds" (Daniel Gauthier) gauge already. Sorry for the possible inconvenience.

Extra documentation in pdf format for the Douglas F3D Skyknight, containing official Pilot Operations Hand book (POH), and 'Naval Fighters number 4' containing many dat as well as many photos. Credits go to Steve Ginter.

The F3D was not intended to be a typical sleek and nimble dogfighter, but as a stand off night fighter, packing a powerful radar system and second crew member to operate that radar. Original AlphaSim's models converted by LLS. Slight modifications for more convenient operating the aircraft in the VC are applied like adding many better tooltip texts for gauges, adding some extra gauges as well as adding cosmetic improvements are implemented like better and new lights, some repositioning of gauges in VC, automatic Anti-Skid enable to prevent wheel locks during braking and some more. Also some documentation files of the F3D has been added such as a new kneeboard reference file. Furthermore two new extra liveries for the F3D are provided plus a 'new' sound set. All modifications and enhancements are tested in P3Dv4+, but the F3D also does work in FSX. For a full credits list see file Flanker256.txt in the Docs folder. For an installation guide see thefile 'Install.txt'. Please do not crash :)

These are fixes for the Engine Heat effects for some aircraft I did earlier post. XML code for these earlier effects was wrong, resulting in flickering of the effects. Corrections are now made so that flickering is resolved and engine heat effects are showing now in a 'normal way': they will be shown when the Engine1 RPM reaches a specified value. My apologies go out to Rob Barendregt, the original coder of the effects and to you who downloaded these effect controllers. Sorry for this inconvenience. Installation: just overwrite the corresponding xml files in the Panel folders. Aircraft: Douglas F-4 Phantom II by Alphasim F-22 Raptor Driver by IRIS MiG-29 AI made flyable by Lockheed Martin Lockheed SR-71A-B by Alphasim (BONUS ?)

This is an update of Henk Schuitemaker's awesome revision of the Alphasim freeware McDonnell F-101B Voodoo for FSX, to include some more paints and with reflective and specular shine. It is a complete package and includes two models; CFB2 is the initial production model as first delivered to both the USAF and those delivered new to the Royal Canadian Air Force, starting in 1959. CFBR is the later production model (blocks 115 and 120) with infra-red sensor ahead of the cockpit. Starting in 1961, the majority of aircraft were brought up to the later standard so this represents the final appearance of the Voodoo in US and Canadian service.

DeHavilland Sea Venom FAW21/22 for FSX (works in P3D also). The first production Sea Venom FAW.20 flew in March 1953 and entered FAA service in 1954. Similar to the Venom NF.2A it featured the Ghost 103 engine, AI.10 radar and a clear-view canopy which was modified to allow it to be jettisoned underwater but no powered control surfaces. In total 52 FAW.20s were built by de Havilland. Created by Rob Richardson