FS2004 Vultee XP-54 Swoose Goose.A radical design shape in response to USAAF R409C RFP looking for unconventional designs.Originally designed as a fighter-bomber, its mission was changed to high altitude interceptor. The height required to keep the prop clear of the ground gave rise to a unique egress - the seat raised and lowered, also allowing the canopy to be solid and pressurized. Featured a moveable nose that automatically adjusted the cannon elevation. The Lycoming engine never worked out its teething problems, nor delivered its projected power. Project cancelled after about a year of flight test. 2 built. Created by: Jeffrey Nissen (model, textures, panel mods, flight dynamics). Not tested in FSX but it should work. 4.8MB

FS 2002/2004 Tornado F3 Special display liveries .By DSB Design. 9.2MB

SDL Edit v212 for use with FSDS & Aircraft Animator. Allows complex additions & movements.This version of SDL editor contains additions and corrections to the older version. For the additions and corrections read the read me in the SDL Editor folder after the new program has been installed. The example "Stick" plane file and the textures are in the tutorial files in the SDL Edit folder. If you have a project in progress I would suggest you follow the instructions below The new version has added new variables to the sdledit.cfg file. To save your old macros. 1 - open your old sdledit.cfg file. scroll down to the [AIRCRAFT] section of the file. 2- copy all your created macros and paste them in a separate file. They are all the macros that have the (xxx) following the macro name such as (Wheel) (Custom) etc. Copy and save the motions.dat file to a safe location. Now Uninstall the old SDL Editor version. Go back and Delete the SDL Editor folder.Delete the tutorials also as new ones will be added to the SDL. By Mike Crosthwaite. 3.1MB

This is a texture fix for the default A321 TACA textures. Apologies for the error.

FSX/P3D (up to v3)/Acceleration/FS2004 Dornier Do-24 Flying boat. Originally the seaplane was a Dornier construction, requested by the Dutch Navy. Then in WWII the German military used it successfully for different purposes, including Search&Rescue. That excellent aircraft masterd even take offs and landings in relative high waves. Even after the war Spain used one plane for SAR missions arround the island Mallorca. The pretty original FS2004 sim-model is made by Wim Regeer. "Shessi" from Sim-outhouse.com (SOH)reworked that model with a virtual cockpit (VC) including a cabin for the engeneer and radio operator and a four men crew. The textures for the SAR version is made by Antonio Diaz. The panel rework, FSX-configuration with weapon effects and cameras for internal, external and gunner views are done by Erwin Welker

FS2002, Lockheed T-33A "Shooting Star" T-33A of the Royal Norwegian Air Force used by 718 sqn, Sola AB (1953-1968). The 3D model made with FSDS, features full moving parts, airbrake , recessed wheel wells, nose wheel steering and pilots in a virtual cockpit. File contains also a panel. Visual Model by Massimo Taccoli. Textures by Jens-Ole Kjølberg Air and panel file by Bruce Thorson. Original bitmap panel by Phil Perrot. 1.9MB

FS2002/FS2004 MIG-37B "Ferret-E". This is Russian stealth fighter as a concept aircraft. The Soviet counterpart of the American F-19 Stealth, the MiG 37B "Ferret" combined a faceted airframe design with cooled exhausts, a radar-absorbing skin and sophisticated electronic countermeasures to remain virtually invisible to Allied radar. Purely conjectural, the design nonetheless turned out to be closer in shape to the actual F-117 Nighthawk than was Testors' own hypothetical F-19. By Kazunori Ito. 1.6MB

FS2004 Ilyushin IL-86 in Garuda Indonesia livery. Superbly made aircraft from Dimitri Samborski, repainted by Rio Gunawan. 1.5MB

Textures only for the PC-6 by Tim Conrad in the colours of the HB-FKL, flown by a Skydivergroup called "Fallschirmgruppe Sittertal (FGS)" in Sitterdorf, Switzerland. Made by Marius Krämer.

This is the missing KW_MAX gauge I accidentally left out in some Boeing 777X packages 2d panel. It is used by the 2d panel. Just install in the panel folder of the aircraft. As far as I am aware it only effects the recent Boeing 777X packages I have assembled. Apologies for the ommission. Chris Evans