CFS2 PBY-5A Catalina 'Black Cat' This is a fictional repensentation of the PBY Black Cats that flew offensive night raids against Japanese targets in the South Pacific. I didn't actually repaint this,I merely dressed it up a little and configured a panel that's a little more CFS2 'user friendly'. (It gets better frame rates). The panel is included in a zip file and uses mostly stock CFS2 gauges. This aircraft is a true amphibian in CFS2. I have also included some very nice radial engine sounds. Enjoy, Chuck'Led' Selby. Original Aircraft by Harry Follas and Brian Horsey. 4.7MB PBY/Catalina Panel Prepared by Chuck'Led'Selby. 1.4MB Panel Fix: corrects the non functioning GPS display switch. 1K

FS2000/ FS98/ CFS B-29 with panel, sounds. This aircraft has all moving parts. Not made with Animator........... Landing lites for FS98, only...... Improved panel for better vision. gauges are night lighted for FS2000.Twelve additional nosearts are included. by Oscar Everitt. 2.4MB Download here

FS2004 SM79 Sparviero Update. This is an update for Kazunori Ito's SM79 Sparviero (required above). I have changed it from jet engines to piston engines, changed one light from red to a beacon, and updated the flight dynamics. Visually, it always was a piston engined aircraft with props. Bob Chicilo. 109K

FS2004 Default Cessna 172 Repaint & Modification: This Modified Airfile & CFG gives the 172 a powerplant ( Teledyne Continental IO-520-L ) and an added repaint of texture#2 File prepared by Robert Hawk. 1.5MB

FSX Boeing 737-800 Vanuatu 'New' Textures only. Repaint for the default FSX Boeing 737-800 Jon Murchison. 1.3MB

Textures only for the original model P-51D by Roger Dial, Steve Small & Mike Hambly. Aircraft not included. 'Old Crow' was flown by Lt. Bud Anderson of the 357th Fighter Group. There are two versions here; bare aluminum and olive drab paint scheme with white-wall tires. Repainted by R.E. Wyman.

FSX/P3D Convair Model 7002 XF-92A by Milton Shupe, Rick Mackintosh, Brian Alexson, Scott Thomas, Hans-Joerg Naegele, Jan Rosenberg, Nigel Richards, Pilot Figure by Jan Visser, and Tire textures by Mike Kelly. The Convair model 7002 or (P-92), a delta winged turbojet airplane, better known as the XF-92A, was the first in a long line of American Delta Winged Aircraft. The XF-92A was a single seat, jet propelled research fighter-type land plane. Characterized by a 60º delta wing and a large vertical tail, the wing planform of the XF-92A was an equilateral triangle with a span of 31’4”. With no separate horizontal tail surfaces, the elevons (combined elevator/aileron) provided the pitch and roll control for the aircraft. The authors of this package honors that development and testing that propelled the advancement of the delta wing concepts and use. IMPORTANT NOTES: Your Sim's Realism settings must be set to at least Medium for this product to work. XML TOOLS must be installed to get full benefits of "G" and AoA effects. See the DOCS folder for simple installation based on your Sim.

This is an update and reconfiguration for the Do-17 mega package recently uploaded by Erik Hertzberger. It reconfigures panel assignment for some models, changes the viewpoints of two models and replaces the thumbnails for all of the textures. This is the whole package. Original compilation and FSX conversion by Erik Hertzberger, revised and fixed by Michael Pook.

FSX King Air 350 'RSDG' Textures only. This is a repaint of a Stock King Air 350 For Flight Simulator FSX in a high luster shine this Effect achieved with the use of a Modified Alpha Channel and Light Bending Process Formula 14 .This Technique Created and Used by Rooks Silva Design Group ( RSDG ) Textures by Mark Rooks. 1.4MB

FS2004/2002 More Scenery Enhancements for B.C. New and updated scenery enhancements for the mountains of southeastern British Columbia and Alberta Rockies. Includes LOD10 (38-m) CDED mesh of Glacier N.P. Requires an existing installation of my bcmesh9d.zip and/or bcmesh9e.zip. Some special enhancements don't work in FS2002 but terrain mesh, lake corrections and landclass do. By Holger Sandmann. 13.1MB