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

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

Doug Turnbull's iconic Space Station V from Kubrick's masterpiece '2001. A Space Odyssey' Major upgrade from previous version, re-framulated mesh, texture mapped and animated, 2 landable hangar bays. May be used as a scenery object, or with AICarriers2, and; of course, Rob's brilliant space gauge set. Also enclosed; a light aerospaceplane, cockpit alaised to Tim Conrad's CR-14 Cylon attack craft. Just a doodle, a WIP, a modeling and animation exercise; has animated landing gear, doesn't do much otherwise. Pulls 4.5 Gee vertical, though! meshes created and textured in sketchup, animated in FSDS 3.5, compiled in MDLX. I took some liberties with the space station to make it work. First off, its finished. You could not spin a half completed station. The wheels counter-rotate to cancel gyroscopic precession, and the docking bays are non rotating zero-gee bays. While the spaceplane rolling into the bay looks great on film, it would be impracticable and down right dangerous to have a 300,000 lbs nuclear spaceplane flailing into space dock. Not great, and I just threw some basic textures on it, it could use some higher rez skins...someday. Have fun, and remember to close the pod bay doors...

FS2004 Blank Textures for the FS2004 Default Props . This is blank texture files for Flight Sim 2004's Cessna 172,Cessna 182,Beech Baron,Beech King Air And the Mooney Bravo for flight sim 2004 these are Blank no paint no markings just a very good starting point to create your very own project Textures only Created by Mark Rooks "Fire Ball". 6.8MB

FS2004 Lear 35 Blue and Silver textures only. For Mike Stone's Lear 35 here. Repaint by Walbert Matos. 211K

FS2004 A330-300 Fictional USAF and Canadian Forces Textures. This is a repaint of the Airbus A330-300 [Pratt & Whitney engines] (required above) by Mike Stone. Repaint by Andy Nott. 595K

FSX / P3D-v1-v2-v3 -v4. Review and improvement of the RA-5C Vigilante by Alphasim. The A-5 Vigilante was a supersonic bomber of highly advanced technology designed for the Navy of the United States. In 1953, North American Aviation by virtue of a requirement issued by the US Navy began studies prior to the development of a powerful aircraft, all-time attack and high performance aircraft carrier-based, capable of launching nuclear weapons at supersonic speeds. This project, known in principle as VAPNA (North American Multipurpose Attack Vector), and later North American NA247, got an order for two YA3J-1 prototypes on June 29 1956. The Watchman name was assigned shortly, and the A3J designation was soon replaced by the A-5. Based on 26 skins (some of my authorship) and panel textures of those who have previously collaborated on other reviews, personally and made changes to vc cockpit, gauges, sounds, afterburner and smoke system and other details. Tested and running in FSX up to P3D v3 and v4. The merits to those who have collaborated with their previous versions and Alphasim for its excellent model. Enjoy your flight ...

Kenya Airways textures for the FSX default Boeing 737-800.

FS2004/2002/CFS2 GMAX Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IX "MK805" Aeronautica Militare Italiana, 8° Gruppo, 5° Stormo, Orio al Serio, 1948. . These textures are authorised repaints of Paul Rebuffat's CFS2/FS2002 GMAX Spitfire MKVII model. Texture repaint and other repaints associated with this repaint by Murray Bremner are published with permission from Julian Adams. 5.1MB