FSX panel with sensational features for the German WW2 U-Boat from Bruce Fitzgerald (1uboat.zip). The first pimp up for a submarine; almost an U-boat simulation itself. Special features: Through the operational Periscope the diving and the submerging can be watched. From the attack periscope a torpedo, with a delayed explosion effect, can be launched. Both periscopes can be rotated for 360 deg, has zoom functions and can be raised and lowered. The gunner can rotate the gun and alter the elevation up- and downwards. Panel graphics: Forward view from the tower, deck views to the front and to the rear, gunner view, the central and the torpedo tubes inside of the boat. Sound buttons from R.L. Clark allows to turn on 10 more original submarine sounds: Rough sea, hatch, merging, diving, submerging, sonar-pings, torpedo launch, attacked by depth charges and cannon shot, (Film soundtrack optional). Due to the copyrights, the sounds are not included but they can all easyly downloaded at uboataces.com. Effects for cannon shots, torpedo attacks and the attack by depth charges - watch it under water :-) - and a handbook with pictures are included. Graphics and all the configuration for the extra features by Erwin Welker.

This is a New "aircraft.cfg" file for alls Project Opensky Boeing 747-300-400 V4 to fix the difficulty you have to turn with these aircraft when you move on the taxiway.

FS2002 Pro N3N USCG "Yellow Peril" The Coast Guard acquired four of the trainers from the Navy beginning in December, 1940 by trading four Grumman JF-2 "Ducks." The primary reason for the trade was an effort by the Coast Guard to expedite pilot training, which was expanding during this time in anticipation of war. The new trainers were given the tail numbers V193-V196. At least one was assigned to station operations at the Coast Guard air station at St. Petersburg, FL, from 8 March 1934 to 31 August 1944. This model features full moving parts 32bit textures, and Dynamic Virtual Cockpit. Aircraft by Steven Grant, Repaint by Ray Brower. Ray Brower. 1.4MB

CFS2/FS2002 "Convair XFY-1 "Pogo" FSDSv2 Model (may work in FS2004) Redo,Convair_XFY1_Pogo1.air file, Aircaft.config, Panel, Textures, Object_dp, scenedb by Jim Jacobson: . Original FSDS Model by JEAN AIME MORLA. 5.4MB

FS2004 Boeing 737-200 Vasp PP-SMA. Flying since 1969 in Vasp, is one of the first comercial 732s. Hi-res 32 bits textures, with hand draw technics. Model by Erick Cantu and FDE by Mike Baumann. Painted by Adriano Martoni. Adriano Martoni. 3.9MB

Beechcraft A65 Queen , reg. YV-1032P from Venezuela. Model by Mike Stone, Texture by Gustavo La Cruz

This project adds and updates all of the airports of Bhutan. Bathpalathang (VQBT) and Gelephu (VQGP) are added, Yongphulla (VQ10) is updated and recoded as VQTY, and Paro (VQPR) is fully updated to reflect current satellite imagery. These are all fully functioning AI airports as well. Special attention was given to the entire Paro Valley, and numerous road/river vectors were updated around Gelephu. Accurate coastlines, lakes, road and river data, as well as corrected landclass are provided based on the latest available satellite imagery. They are optimized to fit seamlessly with FTX Vector's roads/water, but they should be fully functional in all FSX configurations. GA-encoded flight plans for the Buddha Air/Kathmandu charter are provided to enhance service to Paro. NASA SRTM Global 3 arc second terrain mesh is also included for all of Bhutan. Updates were created or rebuilt in a manner which carefully aligned airport data with current satellite imagery, when available. Scenery was created using Airport Design Editor X v1.61.5298, SBuilderX 3.13, and the FSX Object Placement Tool. Scenery objects were added and modified from stock FSX scenery to resemble as closely as possible the actual airports. (See update above)

This odd looking warbird was designed as a high speed bomber and ground attack fighter- bomber for the German Luftwaffe in 1942. However, it was never built and very likely would not have been very succsessful in the job due to its nose-heavyness despite a presumed top speed of 820 km/h. The package features Fsx compatible gauges, a new basic VC, new smoke effects and corrected contact points. Original model by Kazunori Ito, updated for FSX by Michael Pook.

Textures only for the default FSX 172 in the Civil Air Patrol Paint scheme. CAP is an USAF Auxiliary ran by volunteers to do search and rescues and cadet aerospace education.

Revised FS2002/CFS2/FS2000 Arado 234 B-2a Jet. WW2 Luftwaffe Arado 234 B-2a twin engine turbojet of world war II. The Arado 234 B-2 was used for high altitude reconnaissance and bombing duties. This is a repaint of Hauke Keitel Arado 234 B-2. I have added authentic Jumo Turbo Jet engine sounds, engine flame effects, retounched skin colors, navigation lights and smoke effects. Enjoy, Original by Hauke Keitel, repaint by Ted Tingus. 10.4MB