FSX/FSX Acceleration Supermarine Swift The Supermarine Swift was a British single-seat jet fighter of the Royal Air Force (RAF), built by Supermarine during the 1950s. The Swift was a somewhat unsuccessful early British jet designed as an interceptor and then as a low-level recon plane, but due to numerous mechanical issues never really reached its potential. Just 197 were built before production was discontinued in favor of the Hawker Hunter. Alpha freeware,airfile and effects by Bob Chicilo, upgraded to FSX/FSXacceleration by A.F.Scrub , tested in Window7 and 8.1.

I have created three additional glass cockpit texture options for the FSX default Cessna C172, Baron 58 and Mooney Bravo. I have installed the glass cockpit to my favourite of the default FSX textures so I have an option of two different textures with glass cockpits per aircraft rather than just one. I hope you all enjoy the additional textures.

FS2002 Grumman XF5F-1 Skyrocket PTO Operational Colors The Grumman Skyrocket was developed just before WW2 and was the first twin engine Navy fighter. It had awesome performance for its day, it was fast (exceeded 450mph in a dive) and could outclimb a Corsair. Carrier pilots loved it because the contra-rotating props eliminated torque effects on takeoffs and landings. Unfortunately, the Navy thought it was too heavy for carrier ops and opted to mass produce the single engine F4F. This FSDS2 Project includes full moving parts (tail hook, canopy, ailerons etc...)custom panel and specular shine, repaint based on a "what if" the navy had chosen this aircraft instead of the wildcat....the rest is history. Textures: Felipe Belalcazar Panel: Roger Gilmore Model: Paul Clawson. 2.4MB

FS2004 TBF-1 Avenger CFS2 default updated. This is the second update of the ai TBF-1 Avenger from CFS2. I have redone the flight dynamics, added smoke, added toggle icons to the panel, and adjusted the contact points where necessary. The wings fold and the tail hook comes out and down if you have keys assigned to do this. I think they originally had intended this model to be flyable. Bob Chicilo. 1.9MB

Vlad's 2013 FSX-P3D Mi-6 HOOK 'BFRH' (Bol'shoy grebanyy russkiy vertolet) in FSX native, should be GTG in P3D. New 2013 build. this is a really cool model, probably Vlad's finest work. It's like a locomotive with a dynamic system... See readme file for details, have fun. Spaceba, Vadimir!

FSX/P3D Blue Angels Super Hornets full package. Reworked to as close as I was able to get it with the correct tail numbers as I could figure with the 9 I was given by a Blue Angel member and comparing with the video I watch them fly into El Centro 2021. 2 folders E model with 1-6 and F model 4 and 7. "Team FS KBT" Model design by Daisuke Yamamoto. Flight dynamics and Painted by Hiroaki Kubota. XML(Effects) by Toshikazu Shimizu. Complete package

FSX Acc. "Blackshape BS100 Prime" The Blackshape BS100 Prime is a revolutionary ultralight aircraft featuring a full carbon fiber frame, which makes for an extremely strong and low weight aircraft. The unparalleled, standard safety features and specially designed 4 spar cockpit ensure you will fully enjoy the high speed and agility that the Prime was built for. Full package for FSX Acc. model, custom panel and 3D VC, Three liveries. Original source file design and flight dynamics by M. Taccoli.

FS2002 Beech T-34 "Mentor" Panel. Might work for fs2004 but haven't found a t-34 for it.... Uses default gauges. BMP taken from a real FAV Mentor. Ideal for training. Configured by Claudio Sánchez on an original bitmap. 1.8MB

FS2004 AUKSP Perth, Scotland with dynamic Scenery. - Perth Airport 2005 Perth Airport in Scotland, also known as Scone. Perth is a small airfield located approximately 12nm west from Dundee. Mostly used for flight training but is the ideal GA airfield. See PDF in the zip file for more info on Perth Airport and full info on the AUKSP team. By Stephen Legg & the AUKSP team. 8.7MB See Preview Video here!

CFS2/FS2000 Fairchild C-82 "Package" USAF Variant textures FSDSv2 model, .air, textures, .dp, panels by Jim Jacobson. 4.9MB