FSX Boeing P-12E. The Boeing P-12E was the last of a very successful USAAC pursuit series produced by Boeing in the 1930's. This is a true FSX model compiled with the FSX SP-2 SDK. It is painted for the 6th Pursuit Squadron, 18th Pursuit Group stationed at Wheeler Field, Hawaii. It has the usual animations, .dds textures, and bump maps. The VC features working instruments and animated flight controls. By Paul Clawson. 1.6MB Update: This update solves a problem with the VC prop texture in P12E.zip. 327K

Uninstalling and Reinstalling FS2004 - Some Tips and Tricks. Sooner or later almost everyone will be faced with the need or desire to uninstall FS2004 and do a clean reinstallation. This offering - in .doc and .pdf formats - outlines the procedures with the goal of making the entire process as painless and fool-proof as possible. The recommendations are based on my personal experience and the experience of many others. There may be some important items which you have never considered. Please unzip to a tempory folder. Compiled for your flying enjoyment by David "Opa" Marshall.

CFS2 Focke-Wulf FW TA-400 Heavy Bomber In 1943, work was begun on the Focke-Wulf Ta 400 The plane was envisioned as a bomber/ longe-range reconnaissance aircraft, and was to be at least partly used to help the U-Boat services. This is a "what-if" representation of the production version which was almost complete at the end of the War. Full moving parts, German weapon pack & many more. by László Becz. 4.9MB CFS2 Focke-Wulf FW TA-400 Heavy Bomber * Corrected .mdl file Correct reported prop disk bugs. by László Becz. 460K

FSX/FS2004 Reno Air Race Scenery. This scenery is for the Reno/Stead Airport in FS9 & FSX. The scenery places markers where the poles are in the Reno Air Race mission in FSX: Acceleration, so you can race the same course during free flight and in FS9. Daniel Kemmer. 1MB

FS2004 Curtiss F8C Helldiver U.S.NAVY This model was built with Gmax. Includes virtual cockpit. Visual Model by K.Furuya. 3MB

FS2004 Sikorsky JRS-1 U.S. Navy VJ-1 Squadron 1-J-2 Sikorsky twin-engine amphibian built in 1937. Military version of S-43. Used by U.S. Navy and Marines for utility transport, photography, target towing. JRS-1s were based at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in December 1941. Top speed over 190 mph. Can take off in 900 feet, in 15 seconds. Range 1200 miles at cruising speed of 170 mph, roughly the distance from Hawaii to Midway Island. Extended range fuel tanks replace some passenger capacity. FSDS3.5 model with virtual cockpit, radio operator compartment, passenger cabin, sliding side doors and aerial camera position aft. By George Diemer.

Thicko's great CFS2 Ilyushin Il-2 Sturmovik with Retractable Skis, now flying in FSX with working VC (all necessary gauges included). Wheels version and pilot&gunner version also included. Enjoy your flights over a snowy landscape and remember: skis have no brakes.....

FS2004 Mojave Airport - Aircraft Graveyard. This scenery adds the scrap airliners parked at the Mojave Airport KMHV in the California Mojave desert. There are a few modifications to the airport itself, to make the aprons and taxiways appear more like the real ones. This package is self-contained and it has all the files required (nothing to be fetched elsewhere). Because of the low-polygon scenery aircraft, it is not-too-bad on the frame rate. I included nearly all the aircraft that can be seen in Google Earth (190). Most scrap aircraft are pointed in the same general direction, into the prevailing winds. I also included a low-polygon flying model of the White Knight, the amazing contraption that took the SpaceShipOne to the spectacular winning of the X Prize. My White Knight is better seen from a distance, and it does circuits, testing the technology, I guess, but it is user-flyable. For free distribution only. Authored by Fern Marques. 9.9MB

FS2004 BAe Hawk T.Mk1 A Night Hawk. Original by Owen Hewitt & Mikko Maliniemi Night Hawk Textures Created by Mark "fire Ball" Rooks. 3.8MB

FS2004 Boeing 767-400 Delta Airlines new colors, registration N840MH. Model by Project Open Sky, panel by Ken Mitchell and sound by Devyn Silverstein. Repaint by Yvan Ung. 47MB