This is Alpha Sim's free release P-80 Shooting Star For Flight Simulator X. This is Civil Registration number N59TM owned by Vincent T. Borst, Spring Grove, IL Flown in Blue Angels paint Scheme. Textures and Updates by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft. Includes VC. PKG includes History and Pictures.

This is the Plane-Design fs9 MkX Lancaster converted and modified for use in FSX. It is a fully flyable aircraft with similar performance to the Dambuster series DB70 and DB71 Lancasters. It is fitted with a bombaimer view, 2D and VC panels with Canadian gauges but has no bombsight to drop bombs accurately. The readme gives details of the differences from the real aircraft. Images and flight plans are contained in folders within the aircraft folder. We all know the Canadian Lancaster Tour of the UK will be a resounding success and perhaps this sim aircraft will give simmers a chance to visit similar airfields and shows as the real one during its tour. This aircraft WILL NOT WORK in P3D. The package represents Lancaster serial number FM213 painted as KB726, VR-A, of 419 Sqd (RCAF) out of Middleton St George and is called the "Mynarski Memorial" Lancaster. Package by Ross McLennan.

Additional views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the beautiful Dassault Mirage 2000 C. Model by Roland Laborie, Jean Pierre Bourgeois, Pierre Marchadier. Repaint 2000C by Timothee Teneur 6 cameras pointing at the aircraft, 2 chase views and 1 "afterburner" view. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. Also included is a text file that contains the new camera definitions. Fits on the Mirage 2000 N like a glove without changes. Enjoy

FS2004/2002 Siemens Schuckert D.III. The SSW D.III was designed as a fast-climbing interceptor and was to make use of the new 11 cylinder Siemens-Halske 160hp counter-rotary engine. This engine featured a propeller and cylinders that rotated opposite to the crankcase, allowing a slower propeller speed for the same power and the elimination of torque among other things. Initial tests of the Sh.III engine in the SSW D.IIb saw the remarkable (for the time) climb of 7000m in 35 minutes, and the decision was made to design a new interceptor around it. Model by J R Lucariny. 2.4MB

FS2004 Boeing 777-300 World Travel Airlines Textures only forthe default FS2004 B777. Created by Victor Vu. 1.4MB

Originally for FS2002, then FS2004. Now available as FSX native taking advantage of specific features such as bump mapping, specular mapping and self shadowing. Includes a separate installer for P3DV4. Converted using Model Converter X. By Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations

All Thicko's great Dornier Do-17 'Flying Pencil' CFS2-models, now updated for FSX. 6 Different models (E,K, M, P, Z2 & Z10), 2 different sounds (Hispano Suiza & Junkers Bramo), 3 different panels (early, late & nightfighter), full working VC's with all necessary gauges (included), lots of sub-panels (bombsight, observer, radar, etc.), bomb - and gun-effects (included) and many many textures (originals & specially made): Luftwaffe, Desert camo, Finnish, Spanish Civil War, Romanian, RAF, Croatian, Yugoslavian etc. This all made possible thanks to Thicko for his still marvellous models, Scrubby for the Z-updates, Michael Pook and 'Pappi' Vader for the great 2D- & VC-panel-updates (original by Lobo da Silva), Alphasim for a lot of gauges, SamDim Design for the great radar gauge, Erwin Welker for his bomb - & gun(ner) - effects, Rick Herring for his green night lightning, Kelticheart for his prop-textures, Lawdog for his sounds and last, but certainly not least: Thicko, Uncle TGT, Foute Man, Chris Noelte, Sandydog, Sopwith Chameleon, Bulldog and Patrick Mititeanu fort their textures. Hope you enjoy flying them as I did updating them

This is the Boeing 737-300 of Avior Airlines, Model by Vistaliners, Sound Pack by S.A.P, Panel by Fabrizio Beretta, texture by Gustavo La Cruz

This is Alpha Sim's freeware P-80 Shooting Star For Flight Simulator X. This is 45-8490 / FT-490 currently on display at the Castle AFB Museum, Atwater, California. She wears a single MiG-15 kill marking under the cockpit .On November 8, 1950, the first jet-vs-jet aerial combat took place between a P-80 Shooting Star and a MIG-15 in the area in northwest Korea later known as "MIG Alley." Several days prior to the fateful day, MIG-15 jets had been encountered by U.S. AF F-51Ds on patrol near the Yalu River area. On the afternoon of 8 November, Lt. Russell Brown piloting his Shooting Star of the 16th Fighter Squadron, out maneuvered two attacking MIG-15s, tacked onto the tail of one of them, and poured .50 caliber fire into him until the MIG exploded. It was the first of 827 MIGs to be shot down in Korea and the first jet-vs-jet victory ever. Textures and Updates by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft.. This aircraft is Entitled " First Kill "

FS2004 CH-47 "Chinook" Escuadrón Helicópteros Malvinas (FAA) Fuerza Aerea Argentina Textures Only for Vladimir Zhyhulskiy´s Boeing CH-47 "Chinook" Requires Vladimir Zhyhulskiy´s Boeing CH-47 "Chinook" (here) Textures by Edgardo Guzman Gomenzoro. 348K