Updates for The fairchild C-82 Packet. Original model by Daisuke Yamamoto, and adapted/fixed for FSX by Michael Roberts and Michael Pook. Has new cockpit layout with new, custom gauge pack. I also heavily modified the cfg/AIR files. Description and instructions in the readme file. Enjoy! -Bob Erwin

Repaint of the Alphasim B-24D Liberator. The crew of the "Lady Be Good" became lost in the darkness while returning from a bombing mission over Italy, and tragically flew past her home base in Libya. Believing they were still over the Mediterranean Sea rather than over the Libyan desert, the captain ordered his crew to bail out as the B-24 ran out of fuel. Eight of the nine crewmembers survived the bailout and attempted to hike out of the desert, but none survived the ordeal. The wreckage and remains of all but one of her crew were discovered sixteen years after their disappearance. Freeware Alphasim B-24D aircraft model included. Panel updates and repaint by R.E. Wyman.

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”.

Updates for the excellent FSX native Curtiss SB2C Helldiver X pack. Original model by Wolfgang Faber and posted on Simviation by LLS. It's been given a new set of gauges and popups, along with a new texture to give the VC a whole new, more realistic look. I've also fixed some things in the cfg files. All info about the updates are included in the readme file. Enjoy! -Bob Erwin

Some fresh updates for the FSX native Vought OS2U Kingfisher, originally created by Tim Conrad, but posted here on Simviation by R.E. Wyman. New gauges/instruments, and a WWII Navy texture. Along with a new cfg. with the necessary tweaks. Required info can be found in the read me file. Enjoy!

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!

Built in 1938, G-AFFB went to Iraq Petroleum. After the war, she went through various carriers and could be seen operating out of London Heathrow in the mid 1950's. Sold to Trans European Aviation in May 1959, She was based at Coventry in the early 1960's. Damaged taxying at Staverton on 25/06/60, she returned to Coventry to be resprayed in an overall silver colour and offered for sale. With no takers, she was left outside and stripped for parts, with the remains being burned in August 1967. These textures are only for the FSX model of Dave Molyneux's dH89a Dragon Rapide. Photographs show 'FFB with 5 windows on the starboard side and 4 windows on the port. The model cannot accommodate this anomaly and I have opted for 5 windows, although you do get a choice. See the readme for details.

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