Air Force One textures for the default MSFS Boeing 747-400. A livery designed after the United States Boeing 747-2 Air Force One. Created by TheeSpoonman

ATG (fictional) repaint for the freeware SMS/Overland MD-11. Model and Texture included in this download. For installation just follow the instructions from the readme-file. Model by SMS/Overland, textures by Nils N. Happy Landings!

This is Tim Conrad's T-33 ( T-Bird ) Updated For Flight Simulator X. Design work for the Lockheed P-80 began in 1943 with the first flight on 8 January 1944. Following on the Bell P-59, the P-80 became the first jet fighter to enter full squadron service in the United States Army Air Forces. This Aircraft is the Photo Recon Version a RT-33. The RT-33A carried a 12-inch focal length nose oblique camera and 6-inch cameras in the left, right and vertical 'tri-met' stations. This Aircraft has a new 2D and 3D fully functioning cockpits and new Effects.Textures and Updates by Mark " Fireball " Rooks of RDG Aircraft. Package Includes Pictures and History of The T-33 Nicknamed " The Ace Maker ".

FS2004 Maule M7 Taildragger Bush Flying. This is the complete aircraft with 2D and Virtual cockpit (VC). Original by Mikko Maliniemi. Handdrawn repaint by Ingo Schwan.

C-30A Autogiro: The C-30A was a usefull autogiro designeb by Juan de La Cierva (spain) in 1934, and builded in UK by the Avro company. Model and paint by Ignacio Alfredo Mendive (Flakiten). 474K

A more close to realistic AFCAD File for Mombasa Airport, a.k.a. Moi International Airport, Kenya, HKMO, than the default Airport in FSX

FS2004/FSX Gloster Gamecock fighter The Gamecock was an improved Grebe single-seat fighter to Specification 37/23 and intended to be powered by the 425hp Jupiter VI nine-cylinder radial engine. It was of wooden construction with fabric skinning and retained the then standard armament of two synchronised 7.7mm Vickers guns, The prototype was delivered to Martlesham Heath on 20 February 1925. The last Gamecock Is were withdrawn from first-line RAF service mid-1931. Complete model by A.F.Scrub

FS2004 only! Throttle up your jet using your keyboard! - this gauge allows you to kontrol your aiplanes thrust using your numerical keys. Very convenient for people who don't have a joystick throttle slider. It is possible to increment the lever position in 10% increments-just a thing you need when flying with those slow responce jet enginees. Aircraft supported by this version are : >>DA Piper Cheyenne >>F1 ATR 72-500 >>PMDG 737NG >>PIC 737 Installer and manual included.

Revised Native FSX APLHA Vulcan B2 package. Revised, fixed and re-uploaded. FSX converted model with 'original' VC done by Cirrus N210MS at SOH (simouthouse). Releases of this aircraft up till this date did lack some vital implementations like radios and proper flaps implementation, as well as electrical busses, so I made a new revised aircraft.cfg to resolve these missing features. Also I did implement a better ground steering, extra lights, and smoke effects. VC is populated with all XML gauges. Auto Pilot in VC, Radar popup, and throttle panel for engines starting are available. All modifications have been tested in Prepar3D v4. This is the complete aircraft including sounds and effect files. Hope you like it as I do. See for more info and credits list the 'Docs' folder of the aircraft, especially the pdf file ALPHA_Vulcan_mod.pdf

FS2004 Uluru - formerly known as Ayer's Rock, Australia. This is Uluru, the rock in the middle of the desert in Australia. The original in FS was very poor, and it didn't look anything like the photographs. This one does, and even has a bit of a red texture at night. Uluru was re-named Ayer's Rock for a while, but it is officially back at being Uluru, as it should. I had to use trickery to make it show at great distances, and you will just notice a flicker at the 30 km mark, more or less. The Connellan airport, YAYE, is all my own invention. I tried very hard to get any information about it, but didn't get replies from anyone (If you have any info, drop me a line at fernmarques@yahoo.com). The airport includes my own beacon tower, with which I am very happy, and I have to thank Arno Gerretsen for teaching me how to do it. I think that the Qantas traffic looks great, thanks to Brad Disher's beautiful Boeing 737! Done by Fern Marques. 3.9MB