Transaero Boeing 777-200ER Package Model by Project Opensky Repaint by Denis Minaev:

FSX Snow Dog Tours, Part V “The North Pole”. After installation, (6) six “Ice Stations” will be added to your scenery. From Wiley Post - Will Rogers use you GPS and fly to the following…. a. Ice Station Kilo (VOR: NP1) b. Ice Station Lima (VOR: NP2) c. Ice Station Mike (VOR: NP3) d. Ice Station Romeo (VOR: NP4) e. Ice Station Tango (VOR: NP5) f. The North Pole (VOR: NP6). FLIGHTS - Didn’t do them this time….needed the space. You should be able to find each of the sceneries with the information provided above! Chris “MoCat” Carel

Boeing 777-200ER British Airways Crest G-VIIX. Model created by Project Opensky. Textures by Stephen Groom.

Updates for the Alphasim FSX Vought Crusader package recently uploaded by Danny Garnier. Makes ATC call the aircraft "crusader xxx" according to number on the aircraft instead of experimental and adds launching capability for carrier operations. Additionaly I added thumbnails for all variants.

FSX Scenery And Landclass For Molokai, Hawaii (HI). This is a detailed landclass and scenery modification for the entire Island of Molokai. The island has been corrected for more realistic landclass textures and scenery. The houses and buildings are in their exact locations for most of the island. All of the airports have been corrected for errors and look more realistic. The VFR flying is now excellent.

Heinkel He280V3. German turbojet fighter. Nine prototypes were produced from 1941 but never saw operation in war. Model & textures by J R Lucariny. 1MB

FSX/FS2004 USAAF, Curtiss C-46A 'The Tinker Belle' Textures only. Fly "THE HUMP" with the "Commando". Textures set only in U.S.A.A.F. 'The Tinker Belle' (Olive Drab / Neutral Grey camouflage) livery for the new and beautiful Libardo Guzman/CalClassic's Curtiss C46A Commando (above). Repaint by Manuele Villa. 2.1MB

FS98 BA concorde. File size 105395

FSX/P3Dv3 and v4 Spitfire MK 1A The first production Spitfire, the mark I was powered by a Merlin III giving 1,030 hp and a maximum speed of 367 mph. This is the mark that mostly fought in the Battle of Britain. It entered service in 1938 with 19 and 66 Squadrons. In all some 1,566 Mk I Spitfires were produced. FSX/P3D model by A.F.Scrub.

First flown in 1946, the P4M lost the competition to be the Navy's next maritime patrol and anti-submarine aircraft to the smaller and less expensive Lockheed P2V Neptune. Unlike the Neptune, which had its auxiliary jet engines tacked on as an afterthought on later models, the Mercator was designed as a four engined aircraft and it's jets were integrated into the engine nacelles. Procured in small numbers, the Mercator had a distinguished career in the electronic reconnaissance or "ferret" role, in which it made close approaches to, or actual penetrations of, potentially hostile territory in order to provoke defensive systems reactions that it could measure and record. One patrol squadron (VP-21) operated the P4M-1 for a brief period, and the P4M-1Q was frequently marked in imitation of the Neptune's or other VP squadrons to disguise its ferret role. At least two Mercator's were shot down in the performance of the ferret mission. The last Mercator's were withdrawn from service in 1960. The package includes four models and seven textures. It features an entirely re-worked enhanced VC and 2D panel. The original FS2004 model displayed problems with transparent fuselage parts, which has been remedied as well. The aircraft may also work in FS 2004. Original model by David Wooster, FSX update and new panels by Michael Pook.