The SBU-1 first entered service in 1935. It was the first scout bomber to exceed 200 mph and the first US Navy plane to use cowl flaps for better engine cooling. This is a native FSX Acceleration model. It features the usual animations plus cowl flaps. It has a specular shine and liveries for service on the US CV-2, CV-3 and CV-4 carriers. The VC is based on real photos. It has animated flight controls and back lighted gauges for night operations. By Paul Clawson

FS2004 Rilo Aeronautics Four Seat Concept Helicopter ,to be used as a multi-platform air support, or family Heli. Designed to give the occupants plenty of room. With suicide doors,and with basic Virtual Cockpit, (hopefully they will get better) and reflective paint. panel by Ric L, and Allen I. Rilo Aeronautics. 2.9MB

FS2004 CASA/EADS CN235 Textures only. Light Transport aircraft used by many nations around the world including the Ejercito del Aire. Textures only. Original CN-235 aircraft by Rancho_JEN required here, repaint by Justyn "Planejunky" Keeble. 617K

FSX Acceleration F/A-18C Marauders Textures. Textures only VFA-82 Marauders F/A-18C Hornets using Acceleration default F-18. Textures only. By Ray Gagnon

FSX Pilotable LCM3 Landing Craft. There are seven different models of this boat, variing with open, closed or animated bow ramp and a great choice of payloads, like Jeep, Army truck, half truck, Stuart tank or crates. You can see the payload also in the VC mode. Also the 2D panel let you choose between different payloads or troops. Reaching the enemy coast, the special features even allow you to "drive" the Jeep, the truck or a Sherman tank with original sounds onto land. Two swivelable Browning MGs, one with a LCM3 in formation plus specials effects and seven cameras belong to the features. All the ship-models are made by Mark Schimmer. They belong to his WWII scenery "Solomon 1943". Most of the vehicles on board the LCM3 are made by Michael Davies from MCDesigns. The panel and the configuration for all the special features are made by Erwin Welker.

FS2004 Cranwell Air College - EGYD United Kingdom In 1915 the Royal Naval Air Service sought to establish a single unit at which officers and ratings could be trained to fly aeroplanes, observer kite balloons and airships. Tradition has it that a young Naval pilot was briefed to fly around until he found a piece of land that was both large enough and flat enough for the purpose. It is said that he flew over Cranwell and thought it quite admirable. Rick Connolly. 2.3MB

FS2004 Fokker F.XII. The Fokker F.XII trimotor of the 1930's was much larger than the well-known FVIIb/3m. Danish Air Lines had two F.XII's, they were used with great success on the international routes from Copenhagen to Hamburg, Amsterdam, London, Berlin etc. By Jens B. Kristensen. 4.9MB

FS2004 Rhodesian Air Force Cessna-Reims FTB-337G "Lynx" textures only This is a repaint of the Cessna 337 by Mike Stone (required here). It is painted as a FTB-337G "Lynx" from 4 Sqn. Rhodesian Air Force, 1978. The RhAF modified the civilian Cessna-Reims FTB-337G into a formidable attack aircraft with both twin .303 mg and wing pylons for rocket pods, bombs and fuel tanks. They were used with great effect as an attack and reconnaissance aircraft in "the Bush war" Repaint by Jens-Ole Kjølberg. 617K

FS2002 Aviat Husky A1-B If the bush is calling, think of the Husky as your cell phone. It'll get you there. Way out there. Designed to carry two people in comfort along with an extraordinary load, the versatile, long range Husky can be flown in and out of primitive clearings, ponds, rivers, beaches, glaciers, sand dunes, and the occasional paved runway. This model has full moving control surface parts, and rolling wheels. Also included is a photorealistic panel. Model, paint, and air file by Steven Grant. Panel by Fred Choate. 975K Update: FS2002 Aviat Husky Broken Tailwheel Repair This will fix the tailwheel on the Aviat Husky Taildragger and Ski version created by Steven Grant. 18K

FS2004 Slingsby Firefly G-BWXS Textures only. This is a repaint of the Slingsby Firefly (T67) (required, above) by J R Lucariny. Repaint by Andy Nott of Anglo-Virtual Aviation. 367K