FS2004 Terrain mesh fix for TJ Synkral Area 51 add-on (here). TJ Synkral recommends flattening Area 51 in his original documentation due to runway elevation issues. However, for those of us who have terrain meshes for parts or all of the United States, this flattening process will take away the full visual impact of this mysterious area. The following line of text pasted into the, "scenery.cfg" file located in the FS9 root directory will only flatten a portion of this scenery leaving the adjacent mountains untouched. The final result will be a photorealistic area superimposed upon a terrain mesh (for those that have a mesh for this area). By Chacoma Steel. 40K

FS2004 Texture fixes for the default Bell206b paintwork, including virtual cockpit, which can appear blurred as they come in the box, for users without the very latest vid/graphics cards. These texture fixes clears up the paintwork to what they should be. The texture fixes are self-installing. Fixed by Tony Gould. 1.8MB

FS2004 SAAB J-29F "Tunnan" The Saab J-29 was the first swept wing jet built by Sweden, first flying in 1948. Designed around the Ghost engine and central air intake, the resulting rotound fuselage instantly resulted in the name "Tunnan", Swedish for "barrel". Models A and B were fighters, the model C was a photo recon plane, and the final F introduced an afterburner, and new dogtooth wing leading edges. J-29's served with the Swedish and Austrian air forces, and also served with the UN during the Congo Conflict. Swedish J-29's ended their days as target towing planes, and as"enemy forces" trainers. This pack includes the J-29F model in Austrian scheme, Virtual Cockpit (VC), afterburner effects and function and smooth-function XML gauges. MUST have J-29B.zip installed (above) for effects and gauges. Tim Conrad. 4.1MB

FS2004 C-17A Globemaster III - USAF 437th AW, 315th AW(R) - Textures only. This repaint of Mike Stone's C-17A Globemaster III (required above) represents an aircraft operated by the 437th Airlift Wing, and the 315th Airlift Wing (Associate Reserve) of the Air Mobility Command at Charleston AFB, S.C. The tail stripe design is of the current style. Model and original textures by Mike Stone. Repaint by Frank Safranek. 253K

Aircraft Type: Grumman F7F-3 for FS2002 Only - An "Unfinished" WIP Project by Members of SOH

FS X World Wide Coverage Srtm 3 Version 2 New Zealand and Islands 76M Terrain Mesh. Includes the complete set of srtm 3 version 2 mesh files for New Zealand and Islands - This package is part of the freeware world wide srtm 3 v 2 mesh coverage project - New Zealand and Islands include 1 file: srt2islands.zip.by Raimondo Taburet and J. De Ferranti. 15.8MB

FS2004 F-4D Phantom II Triple Nickle Textures only for the F-4D Phantom II by Kazunori Ito (Required here). . Made by Lucian Lie(Yago9) in DXT1 format. 805K

The Me-262 HG3 was designed for the German Luftwaffe towards the end of WWII, but was never built, because the end of the war put an end to the German aircraft industry. The modern looking plane was expected to fly at a top speed of 1ooo km/h. The package features FSX compatible gauges, a new basic VC and smoke effects. Original model by Kazunori Ito, updated for FSX by Michael Pook.

This is a repaint of the excellent SkySpirit2010 Boeing 767-300ER, in Condor NC livery, D-ABUA. Model included. The textures are saved in 32bit format for quality graphics. Its features are Opening doors & Cargo doors, detailed textures, accurate paint, dynamic shine & effects, dynamic flexing wings that respond to turbulence, fully independent suspension, trim animation, gear steering, accurate flight dynamics, spoiler animation, crash effects, reflective cockpit windows, transparent navigation light lenses and many more. Visit SkySpirit2010's facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SkySprit2010/

This is a complete aircraft. Thanks to J.E. Narcizo for his original model. Included three new liveries: 25 Jahre Staatszirkus der DDR, Yukon Jack's Camp and a German private called Rainbow. Comes with a light modified panel (fuel gauge). Repaints by Ingo Schwan