Curtiss P-40 Warhawk Soundset for FSX/04/02/CFS3/2 Compiled from high quality audio samples for ultimate realism and immersion. The sound of the Allison V-1710 is captured in all it's splendor with this soundset. A perfect compliment to my recent Focke Wulf 190 release. These two aircraft went head to head in WWII combat. Also suitable for the P-39Q Airacobra. (Seperate sound cfg for CFS3 also). By Aaron R. Swindle Skysong Soundworks.

This package features 8 new bare metal skins especially made for the Alphasim P- 51D FS2004 model. These textures are dedicated for Combat Flightsim 2, but they will of course look good on the FS2004 model too. Complete AC package.

The ARX-1 is a single seat sailplane concept in both unpowered (A model) and powered versions (B model). Both glider models make use of the variometer to detect thermals for soaring in FSX. The Concept 1 was our first concept plane, released in 2000 for FS7. The ARX-1 was originally designed after RC gliders, with basic technology from the default FS2000 Schweizer. So it does not have negative flaps, water ballast, or retractable gear. As our first Concept, it is purposely built to be incredibly simple, reliable, docile, and mildy aerobatic and features a forward fuselage and cockpit section identical to it's much smaller and faster cousin, the ARX-6 Formula One pylon air racer. This package includes 11 aircraft in 2 different models with 12 schemes. By Jason L. Terry and Brady Duros.

Repaints for a Ammunition-Glider of 1944 and a Training-Glider of 1935. Hope you will enjoy it. Repaint of the Schempp-Hirth Gö-3 'Minimoa' Vers.5d for FSX by Wolfgang Piper.

I've used Pavel Karasek's update of the Yak 11 and repainted it using 50% photoreal textures and added lots more detail. comes with a great sounds especially with the sound up high, great VC ,a joy to fly. repainted by Stephen Browning

A repaint for the Free Sky Project (formerly Project Open Sky) Embraer ERJ-145 model in Flybe livery, registration G-EMBG.

FS2004 Khe Sanh Combat Base, Vietnam. The site of one of the most famous battles of the Vietnam War. Khe Sanh was originally an obscure Army Special Forces camp perched atop a small plateau in the extreme northwestern corner of South Vietnam near the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Later, 6,000 US Marines of the 13th and 26th regiments, and the 37th ARVN Ranger Batallion were deployed there. In early 1968, Khe Sanh suddenly emerged from obscurity and became front page news all over the world when it was besieged for 75 days by a force of approximately 40,000 North Vietnamese troops. The application of massive US airpower, including B-52 strikes, eventually forced the enemy to withdraw. The model represents Khe Sanh as it was in late 1967, just prior to the start of the siege. (During the siege, virtually everything above ground, including the runway, was destroyed by intense artillery, rocket, and mortar fire. At that time, the base looked more like a prairie dog town or the cratered surface of the moon.) This scenery was designed for FS 2002 but it should work in FS 2004. George Knowles. 824K

FS2004 Tarawa Airport , Republic of Kiribati in the South Pacific.Includes Bonriki Intl. airport. New AFCAD. New LandClass. Redesign of the Atoll with roads, ponds etc. By Jorge Pagano. 4.3MB

FSX Cessna C208B Mountain Search and Rescue textures only. This is a repaint for the default Cessna C208B Grand Caravan in a fictional Mountain Search and Rescue texture. This plane would be used as a scout/search plane in real life. By Anthony Celentano. 2.7MB

P3d FSX McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30 5 livery pack 1. Air India, KLM, Canadian, Air Florida, Pan Am. Model by SGA/Eric Cantu converted to FSX native format and formatted by Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations and compatible with P3D4.5 (and earlier) and FSX. Textures by Frank Idone, Arindam Chakraborty. Includes DC10 checklist and virtual cockpit (VC) by Thomas Ruth. How to install? Just put the SGA DC-10-30 Pack1 folder into the simobjects/airplanes folder in your P3D or FSX. Simple! Please respect my wishes and do not upload to any other website. Don Park