FS2004 DeHavilland DHC6-300 Twin Otter Pacifica Textures. Repaint of the brilliant Twin Otter by Project Twotter. The original aircraft is required (d6skybus.zip here). Repaint by __Unity_Sabor17. 557K

CFS3 weapons- and gun-files Here are the barrel armaments of the flying world for CFS3 up to 1945. It is the first edition. By Hilmar Rülke. 501K

FS2002/FS2004 EE Canberra PACK 1/5. This file contains English Electric Canberra GMax models of 1st & 4th Prototypes, and also B Mk.2,T Mk.4, versions of the aircraft with no VC, default 737 sound. 8 models in all. model: Paul Foster. panel: Phoenix_Design. 32.8MB

FS2004/FSX CA-19 Experimental fighter Australia's CA-15 was one of the fastest Piston-Engined Fighter in the World. On the afternoon of May 25 1948, the aircraft flew over Melbourne at an unprecedented 502mph. This aircraft was totally Australian in design and manufacture and was to be a long range, high altitude, high performance fighter. Original 3D mdl by Nicholas McColl, Upgraded for FS2004/FSX by A.F.Scrub

FSX Redding Municipal Airport (KRDD) This scenery package updates Redding Municipal Airport in Redding, California (KRDD). Taxiways, runways, parking, including the northeast parking ramp, which was not in the original FSX version, as well as other aspects, were updated. Real world demensions were used through Google Earth. This update also includes placment of objects from the default FSX scenery libraries. Compiled using Airport Design Editor. By Phillip Coyle.

FSX/P3D Airbus A330-300 Evelop Airlines package for FSX & P3D. Evelop is a Spanish low cost long haul carrier airline and based at Palma de Mallorca Airport. Currently (2017), Evelop operate 3 A330-300. Includes VC. Model by Thomas Ruth. Added the better Thomas Ruth VC with latest updates by Chris Evans and Louis Quintero. I added the great textures by JoseCampomanes. Includes built in FMC by Garret Smith. Fixed contact points so wheels do not sit too high. FMC will display in VC. Includes A330 manual. Custom A330 sounds included. Assembled and tested in P3D (up to v4+) and FSX by Chris Evans

Textures only. Caribbean Airlines is the national airline of Trinidad and Tobago. they have purchased 9 ATR72-600 aircraft to replace the aging Dash8-300's. I have not seen models of the ATR72-600 aircraft so I repainted the 72-500. This repaint by John Sebastian Gaskin. Type in FSX ATR72-500 in the search box for the Denmark package original file. Model by Francisco Sanchez-Castaner. Adapted for FSX by Eric Buchmann.

This airport was made using Airport Facilitator X, and Instant Scenery 2. Buffalo Niagara International Airport is located near Buffalo, New York. I have added more gates to the main terminal and all the jetways will show. I also put gates at the cargo area and a few cargo trucks. I made a general aviation terminal with many static GA aircraft. This was based on Google Earth and Bing maps. Your scenery complexity has to be set to normal or higher for anything to show up. Please read the readme for instructions on how to install. This is for Flight Simulator X only. By Tyler Lawrence

FS2004 HUD. This is a HUD (Heads Up Display) gauge modelled after the F/A-18 Hornet's. It looks very similar to the real thing, and hopefully operates much the same. It features working and properly scaled elements such as a pitch ladder, velocity vector, and AoA bracket, among other essentials (basic flight and nav info), and includes several switches to turn on/off or modify various HUD elements. A good HUD should be a primary flight instrument, and this was designed with that in mind. I've also included a "meatball" gauge, which displays the Navy's IFLOLS lighting system used for carrier landings. The panel, beyond the HUD, is rudimentary and was designed for those who value function and utility over eye candy. (A panel "artist" I am not, heheh!). Refers for installation into Dino Cattaneo’s wonderful F-14 Tomcat here. Scott Printz. 1.8MB Note: The panel.cfg's EYEPOINT setting should be up 0.8, and not 1.8

FS2004 B-24J Liberator. First flown in Dec. '39, the early B-24s were used by the RAF in the transport role initially, later on long-range anti-sub patrols. Although the C model saw limited use in the Mid-East, the D model was the first mass-produced Liberator in widespread use. Later variants broke many production records and served in every theatre of war with all the Allied nations. Total production of the B-24 was over 19,000 units when the lines closed in 1945. Model : P Perrott/ Alphasim. 2.8MB