The Messerschmitt Me 262 HG3 Donnervogel (Thunderbird) was planned by Messerschmitt as an advanced successor for the Me-262 Schwalbe jet fighter towards the end of WWII, but it was never built due to the approaching end of WWII. The aircraft actually almost looked like a modern jet fighter and was to be the fastest plane ever built at the time. The package features the two original textures and a completely newly designed and reworked VC as well as a photorealistic 2D panel by Erwin Welker. In addition, new burner flame and smoke effect have been added to the aircraft. Also, the pop-up windows for radios and GPS have been re-positioned and re-sized to have a better view out of the cockpit while using them in flight. Original model by Christian Drawz and "Flusi 4 You", photorealistic 2D panel by Erwin Welker and new reworked VC and update for FSX as well as new effects by Michael Pook.

FS2004 Jet version of the Disco Vollante', (Italian for flying saucer). This vehicle is designed to take-off as well as land in sectored highways that allow flying vehicle access interfacing. It is still yet another concept for the future of personal air transportation that would revolutionize flying making it much like driving a car. A high rpm gyroscope mounted between driver and jet engine enduces yaw and roll control which enables flying sideways like a helicopter without flight control surfaces. This model features opening perspex/canopy, retracting landing gear, working suspension, working and retracting and turning Cam Pod, retracting STOL wing foils for low speed landings, custom panel, opening belly scoop, 6 diffrent colors with dynamic shine and reflection, and instructions on how to drive your new 'vehicle' in the world of tomorrow. Cruise alt. for work this morning is FL 18,000 at Mach .56. You'll find your brief case and duffle bag stowed in the nose boot. By William Ortis, Lionheart Creations Ltd. 2.5MB

FS2002 -- Aeroworks ARX-5 Competition Refit. The ARX-5 (Concept 5) is a single seat aerobatic concept aircraft built around the 750hp Orenda V-8 aircraft engine. This FSDS2 model contains animations, reflections, and a full dynamic virutal cockpit. Although it is not a real aircraft it does have several real-world components such as the Sierra Flight Systems EFIS display, and the new Hartzell "scimitar" swept blade propeller. Aircraft, effects, and panel by Jason L. Terry. 1.9MB

FS2004/2002 iFDG McDonnell Douglas MD-11Chilexpress Cargo. This aircraft is made by iFDG, Paint by Hugo y Antonia Espinosa. 5.8MB

Small add-on for my Mirage IIIB package. This will fix the housing of the front landing gear for both versions. Needs the Mirage IIIB package above. http://www.simviation.com/simviation/?type=item&ID=64&page=47

NASA Textures only for the default FSX Boeing 737-800

Also for FS-X. 2D and VC panels for the Piper PA-18 Supercub based on the aircraft built by J.E. Narcizo - see PA18_V3.ZIP file. MSFS modified or original new XML gauges directly drawn on the bitmap. By Pierre Fasseaux

This was a U.S. Naval Patrol flying boat, which was in service untill the late 1960s. The model features FSX compatble gauges and added smoke effects.

FS2004 Convair CV-240 VBF CA-18 Base pack for the 'Convair CV-240 VBF reloaded' in CA-18 version, the famous American short haul airliner from the fifties. This is a reloaded Gmax rendition based on the Calclassic Convair (by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson), but it is no longer compatible with that model. Base for further CA-18 add-ons prepared by VBF. Includes visual model and textures for the first CV-240 ever built in 1947 (Reg.-ID NX90846) and painted in the house colors of Consolidated Aircraft. Panel and sound must be installed separately (see User Manual). Flight dynamics by FSAviator. By Virtual Birds Factory (Hans Hermann and Georg Hauzenberger)

FSDS US Modern Weapons Pack Version 1 Source Files Here are the FSDS source files for my US Modern Weapons Pack available for CFS2. Highly accurate but low-detail models. Please feel free to use in your own projects. I would appreciate it if proper credits were given. Have fun!! Kotaro Akikawa. 783K