CFS2, FS2000, FS2002 and FS2004 Nieuport 17. As flown by René Dorme 1917. The Nieuport 17 was One of the most successful WW1 biplane fighters. The highly manoeuvrable "Superbébé" was a larger, improved version of the Nieuport 11. The Nieuport 17 easily outclimbed and outperformed many early German Fighters.This model had a 120Hp rotary engine and a cowling mounted gun. The CFS2 version has Leprieur_rocket added and engine exhaust. René Dorme got 23 victories while flying this plane with unit N3. New improved model with engine and guns effects. New texture, Air and Dp file by A.F.Scrub. 2.7MB

CFS2/FS2000 Cessna A37 DragonFly USAF SE Asia Colors. FSDS model, Textures, aircraft animator, air file, damage profile, and objects, scenedb by Jim "Rockster" Jacobson : jimjake2@attbi.com and is released as freeware. June 2003 Aircraft comes with 100 gallon drop tanks for CFS2 users. Also included are landing lights and beacons for FS2000 users. Animated Canopy. 5.6MB

Scenery and Flights: This second episode takes the Pilot to the Center on Nepal moving West to East. New features have been added such as better lightning by using the wonderful 'Lights Package' made by Jim Dhaenens and static aircraft by the talented Guy Diotte. More Very Dangerous extra airfields or landing locations for aircraft and Helicopters.( For Experienced Pilots). Two complete Flight Plans for the regular commercial flights. New Airport Buildings, towns and other objects. Complete Flight Routes Maps which you can use together with FSX's Map Screen. New Land Class in Cities and Towns. This series will make the Land of the Yeti a real playground for both the commercial pilot and bush pilot for a long time.

his scenery package updates the small Garberville airport, located on the Northern California Coast. Taxiway widths, runways, and parking were updated. This also places a few objects from the default FSX scenery libraries. View Readme file for installation and notes. Compiled using Airport Design Editor. By Phillip Coyle.

FSX/FS2004 Henschel HS126 The Henschel Hs 126 was a German two-seat reconnaissance and observation aircraft of World War II.The Hs 126 was well received for its good short takeoff and low-speed characteristics which were needed at the time. It was one of the most important aircraft in the early years of the war as a short-range reconnaissance aircraft, but was soon superseded by the general-purpose, STOL Fieseler Fi 156 Storch and the medium-range Focke-Wulf Fw 189. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub

These three files make the excellent Spartan Executive for FS2004/FS9 by Milton Shupe, Scott Thomas, and Urs Burkhardt for FS2004/FS9/ACoF compatible with FSX SP2.

CFS3 Lockheed F-80C-10 Shooting Star"Saggin' Dragon". This is a stand alone aircraft for CFS3. This will not replace any stock CFS3 files. By Greg Logan. 3.3MB

FS2004 Working wipers in xml-gauge format. Guy De Smet. 10K

FS2004 Junkers Ju 86 Swiss Package. A two engine medium bomber airplane with retracted landing gear and low mounted wings. Painted in a swiss paint scheme with white stripes on a green background. Includes aircraft and sound package. By Bertil Nilsson. Panel by Hauke Keitel. Repainted by Fabio Gonsaliz. 14.4MB

FSX Bristol Fighter Mk.1 or 'Biff' as it was called by it's crews in WW1 Pt2. . This file is part 2 of a 4 part download. Aircraft included in this file include 4 examples of the Bristol Fighter Mk.1 with long diagonal exhausts and 2 blade propellor. Aircraft depicted include E2601, F4306, E2529 and F4337. This file requires the prior successful installation of part 1 to function (F2BX1pt1.zip). The remaining 2 downloads are optional variants. This aircraft was modeled using 3DS Max 8.0 and compiled using FSX SDK tools and will only work in FSX or higher. It is NOT compatable with FS2004. The aircraft makes full use of FSX materials and also features skinned animated crew members in the external model. It also features a detailed virtual cockpit. All instruments, levers and selectors are modeled in the 3D model. It does not use the FSX gauge system and there is NO 2D cockpit. By Robert Bruce. 20.1MB