FS2004 GMAX Hughes 500D N1088N Temesco The Hughes 500 One of the world's most popular light turbine helicopters. Repainted Temesco N1088N H500D helicopter. (Fotorealistic&Reflective textures),New digital Allison 250-C20B sound/ digital Cabin sound. Repainted&digital sound: by Batki Zoltán Original Model by: Björn Büchner. 5MB

FS2004 Curtiss SBC-4 Helldiver This FSDSv2 project is painted for VS-2 assigned to the Pre War USS Lexington. It features moving parts, including an accurate Curtiss gear retraction cycle, dive brakes, crew figures, specular color shine and transparent windows. The vintage style panel uses default gauges and it is optionally configured for a carrier catapult launch and arrestor gear landings. By Paul Clawson. 466K

FS2002 / FS2004 Royal Navy Phantom FG.1 767 NAS Textures only. The Phantom was the mainstay of the UK's Air Defence Role throughout the 1970's & 80's. This is a repaint of the Phantom By Kazunori Ito (Required here) Repaint by Ben Hartmann of UKMIL. 507K

FS2004 and FS2002: Medical Control Gauge for Mike Hill's RFDS KingAir B200 This gauge controls the Medical effects for the RFDS Kingair B200 and eliminates the need for the keyboard. When prop 1 is featherd below 900 rpm the large cargo or patient door will open on the aircraft. When prop 1 is at zero rpm (engine 1 off) the gurney will unlock and begin to appear from the aircraft and during that time the ambulance arrives. The reverse occurs in sequence when engine 1 is restarted. This package requires Mike Hill's RFDS KingAir B200, Full Version in Medical Configuration. ( here) By Nick Needham. 99K

FS2004 SGA Douglas DC10 Series 30. Northwest Orient livery. In the tradition and spirit of excelling with Flight Simulator add-ons, taking advantage of all the latest features that Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight has to offer. In this package you will find a newly compiled model, offering our new "Dynamic Flexing Wings", which are affected by the current phase of flight and atmospheric conditions. This means you will see the wings flex up during takeoff, flex up and down when encountering turbulence in-flight, and if you decide to land the aircraft hard, watch the wings bounce! Look for this feature and others while enjoying our new model. Also with the assistance of a real world DC10 pilot, the flight dynamics have been updated to realistically represent the aircraft to a better degree than ever before. Repainted by Daniel Halpern. 2.9MB

This is the EA-6B Prowler in US markings as a static object to be placed in FSX by any object placement tools. It contains a library of 3 models of the plane. This plane and the texture were made by Guy Diotte.

Tired of the same old moon? This relpaces some, or all, default moon textures with various other things, like space stations, planets, or other things, using 512X512 BMPs for higher resolution when zoomed in. Roy "Boikat" Altholz

Repaint of Kazunori Ito's F-104J single seat version. This update replaces my previous texture for the Lockheed prototype of the F-104 Starfighter. The repaint uses Eric Cantu's aluminum texture utility to give the F-104 a more realistic appearance. Requires the original model by Kazunori Ito but is usable with many of the model updates made by others here. Although it is a FS2002/FS2004 model I have been able to use it in FSX as well. Painted by R.E. Wyman.

FS2004 Mike Stone's Lockheed L-1011 Update. This is an update for the Lockheed L-1011 by Mike Stone (here). I have updated the flight dynamics, put in all the wheels, corrected the eye point so you can see over the panel easier, and added toggle icons to the panel. Bob Chicilo. 223K

Through the work of powerful helicopters, and highly trained crews, STAT MedEvac 13 (based out of York, PA (KTHV)), and STAT MedEvac 3 (based out of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center)provide rapid access to advanced medical care to patients in crisis. This package includes STAT MedEvac 13 (N308ME) and STAT MedEvac 3 (N703ME) textures for the payware Nemeth Designs EC-135 helicopter for FSX. Created by Garth Carden.