FS2004 Radio Range System A bona fide Radio Range System simulating a robust navigation technique of the 1940s which lasted until the advent of the VOR. Uses Morse Code A and N audio signals to determine course. Nearly a year in development, this package includes a standalone DC-3 (based on the default) with three panels, new gauges and greatly improved flight dynamics; scenery for 118 Radio Range stations of Eastern US and SE Canada (from 1944 sectional charts) with approach plates for each; and a comprehensive instruction manual. All necessary system, program and sound files are included. Future enhancements will add Western US and Canadian stations. By Dave Bitzer, Alex Nicolson, Norman Hancock, Allan Greene and Charles Wood. 19.3MB FS2004 Radio Range V3.1 Upgrade. Many have asked to fly the Radio Range using only Morse sounds, as intended when invented. Now fly with or without an ADF gauge. Some files also corrected in this upgrade. Install RR_03.zip by Dave Bitzer, Alex Nicolson, Norman Hancock and Allan Greene before this upgrade. Radio Range Forum is at http://dcascreenshots.net/rr/index.php. 695K

FS2002-Pro Vickers/Supermarine Spitfire MkV The best-known British fighter aircraft of all, the Supermarine Spitfire, first flown in 1936. This package contains 3 different paint schemes, includes model seen in the movie Pearl Harbor, a USAAF with desert camo, and a RAF Observer Corps version. Fully animated, including 2 stage gears for accu- rate visual effect, clear canopy with full visual instrument panel. Model and paint by: Rey Lopez. 2.3MB

FS98 Rockwell B-1B USAF Bomber. File size 103455. If you experience flying problems here's a modified .air file (17k)

FS2004 Playboy Default Boeing 737-400 Textures only. This is a repaint for the default Boeing 737-400 for FS2004 that I thought I'd give a go and so here's the result. Hope you like. Repaint by C.Bridge. 583K

FS2004 Boeing 737-200 Varig PP-CJT. A Hi-res 32 bits textures painted with hand draw technics. Very detailed. Model by Erick Cantu and FDE by Mike Baumann. Painted by Adriano Martoni. 3.8MB See Night Textures update here

Mil Mi8 Poland NAVY textures for the Vladimir Zhyhulskiy Mi8 model. Repaint by Zsolt Beleznay.

This is an update for FS X acceleration of the F-86F Sabre by Mike Stone and repainted by Shane Strong. I have updated the flight dynamics and the panel so the aircraft works in FS X. No virtual cockpit. You need the original aircraft repainted by Shane Strong or see read me file to make it work with any paint of Mike's F-86F model. Bob Chicilo.

The P-39 was the principle American fighter when WWII broke out When the United States entered World War II, the Bell P-39 was its primary fighter plane. By war’s end, nearly 10,000 had been produced in nearly 48 variants, making the “Airacobra” one of Bell’s most successful aircraft ever. This is a major panel update for the Airacobra featuring a completely reworked virtual cockpit and 2D panel with animated yoke. I've tried to design the panels as close as possible to the real P-39 panel, now with almost 100% authentic look and gauge configuration. Original CFS2/FS2004 model by Simtech, converted to FSX by A.F.Scrub. The package features 7 fine liveries by Simtech and different authors. New virtual cokpit and 2D panel by Michael Pook. Exhaust smoke added as well. The model may work in FS2004 and P2D (version3).

The ultimate Spitfire development, the Seafire 47 was twice as heavy as the Spitfire I and nearly doubled every other operational parameter of the original, too. A delight in the air, the machine was a bit of a handful coming aboard and not as robust as it's contemporaries. Still, it was every inch a warplane and shouldered the load in the early part of the Korean war. AF Scrub's very sweet FR.47 has a long MSFS lineage, now in FSX native mdlX format, with Scrubby's permission. B-Z, dude! Works in FSX and P3D.

The D.H.84 Dragon was designed & built in 1932 by de Havilland as a 6 - 8 seat medium-distance passenger airliner. Its primary route was to be the London to Paris route flown by Hillmans Airways. British production was 115 aircraft of which 52 were the Mk2 version with the framed windows. A further 87 were built in Australia as navigational trainers. The aircraft was later superceded by the better-known faster D.H. 89 Dragon Rapide. Three aircraft are offered in this package - the MK1 of Hillmans Airways, a MK1 in the livery of Railway Air Services Ltd (still flying) and a MK2 as Chrisair G-ADDI (now in America). The models are built for FS2004 although they work tolerably well in FSX -( a modified config file and glass texture are included). by Dave Molyneaux