FSX/P3D 3/4 Grumman S2F-3 Tracker US Navy VX-1 JA10 package. A simple assembly of the brilliant Tracker S3 with the USN textures and sound pack added. Model by Milton Shupe, flight model by Tom Falley, sounds by Nigel, paintkit by Todd Disrud, FSX conversion by Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations. This repaint represents VX-1's S2F-3 BuNo 147873 ("Eyesight 10") as it was in 1968. Added texture files and missing sound pack. Repaint by: Joe Bowers Assembled for FSX Acceleration and P3D 3 & 4 by Chris Evans.

FS2002 Northrop/McDonnell Douglas YF-23A Black Widow II. Features: -GMAX Built 3D model with basic virtual cockpit -detailed, high-resolution, reflective dxt3 textures -transparent reflective canopy, detailed pilot -Fully animated control surfaces -Fully animated landing gear -Afterburner effect with blue flame -Custom Flight Dynamics based on virtual wind tunnel data -Custom sounds, mixed to be throaty and powerfulFlight Dynamics by Bryan Betts 3D Model by Daniel Buechter Textures by Daniel Buechter. 11.5MB Note: Requires Panel: Authors recommend f-15E Strike Eagle - some examples here Update. Corrects a textures oversight. 1.2MB

FSX/P3D Bombardier CRJ-701 British Airways package. This is G-MRSG operated by Maersk Air LTD circa 2002/2003. Model by Project Opensky with VC. Upgraded VC by Robert Taylor, includes HUD, GPWS, better VC textures. I have and added Honeywell FMC (Instrument panel - Views) and revised MFD. High quality model with opening doors and stairs. All credit to the fantastic talents of the Project Opensky team. Thanks to Nick Botamer for the great textures. Other updates by Chris Evans.

FSX Yak-38 Forger-A VTOL fighter with semi VC in two variants. The original aircraft model is from Kazunori Ito. My addon provides a photorealistic 2D-panel with FSX compatible gauges. One variant provides photorealistic FSX look around views in four more directions and the second variant provides a static VC, matching the 2D panel. FSX camera views and special effects are also configured. FSX panel, added views- and effect configuration by Erwin Welker.

FS2004/2002 Antonov 24 AEROGAVIOTA of Cuba The Legendary Russian Turboprop, An-24 is the most used short-range aircraft in the former USSR nations, eastern block nation, and many European Nation. First flight: september,1 1963. Hundreds are still in service. Needs panel (one here). FSDS2 model by D.Samborski, Interior painting by M.Mysin, Exterior textures by Javier Montes. 13.5MB

FS2004 Bombardier C Series C110. In March 2004, Bombardier started an evaluation program to examine the feasibility of a new generation of commercial aircraft. The concept definition phase of the development program for the CSeries started in 2004 and is scheduled to continue into 2006. By March 2005, Bombardier started to offer the new aircraft to customers. A joint development program involving selected contractors will be underway in 2006, leading to the detailed design phase starting in 2007. Engine certification should be complete in 2008. The first flight is scheduled to take place in 2008 and the CSeries will enter service in 2010. Model by J R Lucariny. Textures by Luiz Foernges. 1.8MB

Freight Dog textures and updated panel for the DC9-10 by SGA. I have included an excellent sound file by Christoffer Petersen.

Textures for Thomas Ruth's A-340-200 Version 2 in the colors of Royal Jordanian's OneWorld theme. The aircraft name is "City of Amman" The Royal Jordanian ONEWORLD theme is in reality on a single A319 , (Pic Included) so i thought it would look cool on A340-200 Requires A340-200 V2 by Thomas Ruth

CFS3 Nationality Expansion Kit ~ Voice Packs - Optional. You must add the appropriate voice pack files (.GVP files) to CFS3 for the new nationalities to work properly when giving your wingmen commands in Quick Combat (QC) and missions. The files included in this installer are the stock CFS3 files renamed as required to provide the GVP files for all 14 nationalities added by the CFS3 NEK ~ Redux Edition. This saves the steps of having to copy and rename them yourself. Rick Rutherford. 9.8MB

FS2002/FS2004 Junkers Ju-388/L1. This aircraft was a development of the Ju 188, which based on the well-known Ju88. Wings and tail wing were taken from the Ju 188 without modification, the landing gear originated from the Ju 88. In contrast to the Ju 188, the Ju 388 was equipped with a pressurised cabin and was designed as a high-altitude aircraft. In order to maximize the aircraft's velocity, the aircraft was hardly armed. At its tail, there was a remote control gun turret with two MG 131. While wing de-icing was done with hot air from the engines, there was a separate, fuel driven Karcher heater to de-ice the elevators. By Kazunori Ito. 3.3MB