FSX/FS2004 Airspeed Oxford Royal Hellenic Airforce complete package featuring two liveries of Camo and all metal, representing the actual Oxfords MKI/MKII that served with RHAF. Their presence is firstly traced during August of 1945.In September 9th 1947, 13 Oxford were enlisted, while a number of them were equipped with bomb rails. Two of the Oxfords had photographic equipment for photo reconnaissance. The fine model is a creation of Keith Hackett and has all animated parts, full VC and 2D panel. Also includes custom sound and historical info and photos. I have changed the prodisks to work better in FSX Acceleration and made some more minor changes. Modifications and repaint by Hellenic Aircraft /Yiannis Katehis Tsetsas.

This is a scenery package for the two Islands of Tubuai and Raivavae which are part of the Austral Island group of French Polynesia. They are located at the southern most end of French Polynesia and not that far away from the Cookie Islands. Texture resolution is 1m/pixel (LOD 15). Comes with a simple runway and basic airport autogen. By Tiberius Kowalski.

CFS2 & CFS1 BULLET IMPACT STEREO SOUND EFFECTS for CFS2 & CFS1: Jump to the sound of heavier metal with this New UpGRADE of my MetalRND ( RND_IMP.WAV ). Here is METAL2nd, an UpDATED replacement for my MetalRnd.zip or your rnd_imp.wav sound file, with the added secondary metal on metal ping & whiz of bullets as they hit, bounce & rip around your aircraft. It's A Big Difference from the default "thud only" sound you get with CFS2 & CFS. With this upgrade you will notice much better amplification & richer harmonics for a sound that varies more dynamically with each bullet impact. Stereo Balance in this version has also been much improved from rnd_imp in my 1st MetalRnd.zip. This sound file has been tested & is completely compatible with both CFS2 & CFS1. If you have CFS2, please check out the NearMISS.zip file for my NEW "STEREO" Bullet.wav UpGRADE. Note that in CFS2, BULLET.wav works in tandem with RND_IMP.wav. By Louieg. 309K

FS2002 BELL-205 UH-1H "Iroquois" US Army & Bundeswer Universol use helicopter in two textures. GMax-model.Completely animation part, including door and ramp. Author - Vladimir Zhyhulskiy. 916K

FBA17HE2-two seat flying boat for MSFS2002. Two-seat primary-training flying boat. First flown in 1923. Built in more than 300 samples, this easy-to-fly aircraft remained in active service with French naval aviation until the outbreak of the Second World war. By Alexander Belov. 857K

FS2004/2 Sky Airline Chile Boeing 737-200 CC-CTH Model FFX. Very detailed, includes animated gear, flaps, thurst reversers & spoilers, antennas and greats textures fully reflectives 32 bits. Textures by Juan Marchant. 2.7MB

A variant of Lockheed's T-33A, RT-33A (MM53-5594/9-35) is one of 14th units delivered in conjunction with the 60 items version of the T-33A Italian Air Force and is now displayed in the museum of history of military aviation in Vigna di Valle (Bracciano, Rome) on Lake Bracciano ( Museo Storico dell'Aeronautica Militare di Vigna di Valle ). This paint scheme was used for towing targets aircrafts for training the 609th Squadron, 9th wings Grazzanise (609 ª Squadriglia Collegamenti del 9° Stormo "Francesco Baracca" di Grazzanise). Includes VC.

CFS2-FS2000 Boeing B-17F "Lucky 7" This is a bare metal Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress painted to look like an earlier model E appropriate for the Pacific Theater in 1941-42. Two version are include. CFS2 (by default) & FS2000. B17F contest candidate. Original build with AD2000v2.0 by Hervé Devred - Michel Melchior A.C.T. publishing. Repaint job by Walter Myers. 1MB

FS2004 TU-16 Badger Update. This is an update for the TU-16 Badger by Dmitry Dobronravin and repainted by Javier Montes (required here). I have updated the flight dynamics, added a white nav light, changed the smoke effects, and put the engines and wheels closer to where they should be. Bob Chicilo. 101K

FS2002 United Airlines Boeng 727-222ADV, registration N7644U (old colors). United received this 727 in 1969 and it joined the Emery Cargo fleet in 1994. Original by FFX. Repainted by Christoph Sebek.