FS2004 Boeing 757-200 LAPA. Original aircraft created by Project Opensky. Repaint by Facundo Sachi. 5.2MB

This texture pack is for the payware Sigma Simulations (now Iris) Harrier GR.7. This pack contains three highly detailed textures modeled from the U.S. Marines VMA-231 "Ace of Spades" AV-8B Squadron. #01 CAG, #13 Low-Vis, and #20 Inverted Low-Vis. Thank you for your interest in the VMA-231 Texture Pack. By Christopher Willcutt.

FS2004 JU52 Retro Restore Project Pt 1 of 2: A project to fly the FS2004 v6 Junkers JU52 (with wheels) in FS2002. Retro-Restoration from FS2004 back to FS2002 is under license from the JU52 Factory, Managing Director: Pierino Primavesi. Thank you Mr Primavesi for your very liberal approach allowing others to change and modify the factory product provided the outcome remains freeware. The factory v6 FS2004 JU52 aircraft are the best since CFs2 and FS2002 flyers have, until now, missed out. You can fly directly from the FS2004 v6 virtual cockpit in FS2002 without returning to the 2D panel to change settings or look at the GPS map. Fly to a FS2002 flight plan for time and fuel consumtion, day or night. Instructions, documentation, and test flights provided. This part only activates v6 D-ANOY using a version 3 panel with no GPS and a fly and hold autopilot. Freeware and packaged in 2 parts by Ross McLennan. FILE NAME: JU_Retro_Pt1.zip 9.1MB

FS2004 AlphaJet ZJ645 in QinetiQ Colours Textures only. This is a repaint of the AlphaJet (required, not included) by lco26, Jean-Pierre Langer, Jean-Pierre Bourgeois, Benoit M. Dube and Sonny. Repaint by Andy Nott. 1.6MB Go here for Alphajet package:

FS2004 EADS CASA 235 Textures only. Repaint for the RanchoJEN CASA CN2235-100 in Spanish Maritime Search and Rescue Agency Sasemar liveries. SASEMAR 101, "ISABEL DE VILLENA", SASEMAR 102, "ROSALIA DE CASTRO", SASEMAR 103, "JOSEFINA DE LA TORRE" Textures only, requires original "Casa235.ZIP"(here). By J.E.Narcizo. 7.3MB

FS2002/2004 Cessna Caravan Amphibian default repaint Navy blue and Black, textures only. This Repaint of the default Cessna Caravan Amphibian is presented in Navy blue and Black Livery. It is easy to install and will have you flying it every time. Enjoy. Bracken Dawson. 1.2MB

First appearing in 1947, the AN-2's was first dismissed as obsolete, due to it's biplane layout and homely looks. But the "Annushka" would prove the naysayers wrong.... and how! The biplane layout proved itself, and there wasn't much the AN-2 couldn't do, whether as a passenger, cargo, parachuting, crop spraying, or spec ops plane. Over 20,000 were produced, mostly in Poland. Not bad for an "obolete" design, Model by Tim Conrad, Texture by Gustavo La Cruz

FSX Acceleration Default F/A-18C Red Devils Textures. Repaint of VMFA-232 Red Devils F/A-18C Hornets using Acceleration default F-18. Textures only. By Ray Gagnon

USA EAST USGS 10 metre mesh terrain - FSX only. This constitutes 10 metre terrain mesh for a section of the USA, The whole USA East mesh files will abutt the US West Coast 10m mesh already available, that was made by: Raimondo Taburet. Make sure you have your scenery terrain settings at about 5 metres in the FSX display dialogue for the mesh to show properly! This batch Includes: MN, IA, WI, IL, IN, MI, OH, PA, NY, VT, MA, NH, CT, RI, ME.

Ths is a panel update for the Alphasim Republic F-84F Thunderstreak. The Package features a selection of the original model by Marc Rooks, his latest repaint and the FSX update by A.F.Scrub. However, as the FSX update displayed both a completely black and white VC and 2D panel without any color, the two panels have now been enhanced and re-configured with different gauges (i.e. HUD) added. The compass in the VC is no longer hanging in the air but fixed to the window frame. The aircraft has now more effective smoke and afterburner effects, too. The interior framing, originally pitch black, is now partly grey, which gives it a better general appearence. Original model by Alphasim, new repaint by Marc Rooks and FSX update by A.F. Scrub. Panel updates and new effects configured by Michael Pook.