Douglas C-47 Skytrain Interior Model Revised This is a revision correcting a parts overlap error in the original version. This interior model complements the C-47 Skytrain Exterior Pack, adding wing and engine views and Marvin Carter's "green" cockpit texture repaint. By Manfred Jahn and Marvin Carter. Prior installation of Manfred Jahn's Douglas C-47 Skytrain Exterior Base Pack 1.0 required.

FS2004 Default Beech King Air 350 Polished Chrome Livery. Repaint of the stock Beech King Air 350 For flight simulator 2004 I modified the alpha channel to create a highly polished finish. Complete aircraft. Created by Mark Rooks. 1.2MB

TAM 2008 textures only for the default CRJ 700.

This is an update for FSX of the default Cessna 172SP. This update does not interfere with the default C172 but gives you an alternative updated version. I started by using a repaint of the aircraft by Tom Tiedman, N3804Q and included the green and white textures of the default C172. I have updated the flight dynamics so it will level out no hands on controls; and changed the contact points and things like the engine location and the wing apex, horizontal tail, and vertical tail. This is the whole aircraft minus the sound. See read me for how to make any paint of any aircraft show up as a separate aircraft on the choose the aircraft page.

This update fixes crashes in my scenery LXGB.zip caused when crossing the groundmarkings and barriers. Overmore I have corrected wrong taxisigns.

These are textures for the FSX Default Boeing 737-800. There are three textures; Luxair, Arkefly, and Norwegian Airlines. Each texture is as accurate to the real thing as I could get them. Come with Readme for installation.

FS2004/2002 Junkers Ju 187. Luft'46 Art Aircraft Series No.5. By the time of the Battle of Britain, the venerable Junkers Ju 87 design was beginning to show some of its shortcomings. A new, faster, better armed and better armored replacement was needed, so work was begun on the Ju 187 design. It kept some of the features of the earlier Ju 87, such as the cranked (gull) wing and two man crew, but added retractable landing gear and a very novel reversible vertical tail. One of the most unusual features was the movable vertical tail fin, which could be moved 180 degrees in flight, thus clearing the field of fire for the rear gunner. Although windtunnel models and even a full-sized mock-up was built, the project was canceled due to the fact that the projected performance was not that much of an improvement from the older Ju 87, and also that fighter-bombers such as the Fw 190F series could do the job as well as specialized dive bombers. Original Paint Art by Gino Marcomini. by Kazunori Ito. 2MB

FS2004 Stenaline Airbus A310-300 A Virtual Airline repaint of the Ferry Company Stenaline. Model by Harald Nehring. 1.2MB

Red Bull textures for the Pitts S-2B by Federico L. Morcillo Azofra and Laura M. Celis Santiago.

FSX/Acceleration VFW Fokker VAK-191B VTOL fighter bomber prototype. Great Britain, Italy and Germany began 1961 a common develepment of a VTOL fighter project. Some years later the three countries seperated the common development and continiued in different projects. Germanys VAK-191B made its first flight in 1971, Germany's parallel supersonic project EWR VJ-101 made its first flight in 1963, Italys Fiat G.95 supersonic project was abandoned in 1986 and Britains Hawker P.1127 led via the Kestrel finally to the Harrier; the only one which went into production. Today the VAK-191B is displayed in the Deutsche Museum Munich at the historical airport Oberschleissheim together with the VTOL supersonic fighter prototyp EWR VJ-101 and the VTOL-transporter prototype Do-31E3. My package provides the VAK-191B prototype and the proposed fighter bomber with weapons and a fictional camo paint scheme. The FS model has 59 moving parts and has an excellent and easy to fly VTOL flight behavior. The VTOL option comes from the great RCB-gauges from Rob Barendregt. This is a whole airplane with 2D-panel and VC, regarding to the original instrument panel. FSDS 3.5 model and panel by Erwin Welker.