FS2004 Fairchild Metroliner III Metalic Red Livery. Original design by Mike Stone Texture by Francis F Silva. 833K

This is the second version of my previous CFS2 guns release. After it was posted, I've waited for comments and suggestions from users because nothing is perfect and it's always good to improve, since many heads are better than one. Some users kindly suggested to me to make all wave files stereo. Some original CFS2 guns were already mono so I thought beforehand it was not that important (the fifty cal. is mono in CFS2). But of course, if we have to do it, let's do it the best possible. I found it both challenging and exciting. So I did my homework and here they are !! the full stereo wave files !! I hope they will fulfill all your aerial needs. By Serge Tremblay.

First flown in 1956, the Temco TT-1 Pinto was developed in an unsuccessful bid to entice the U.S. Navy to adopt a jet primary trainer. The Super Pinto, with three times the power, was developed for the Air Force requirement that led to the Cessna A-37 Dragonfly. When the ex-Navy Pintos were modified to Super standards they found their niche on the airshow circuit as high performance jet warbirds. This package, designed and developed by David Wooster, incudes a variety of several authentic liveries and a fictional one. The focus of my update lies upon both an entirely newly designed VC and 2D panel. Thanks to David Wooster for his great original model. New VC and 2D panel as well as new smoke and burner effect by Michael Pook. May also work in FS2004.

The Douglas Skystreak was a single-jet research aircraft of the 1940s, designed by the Douglas Aircraft Company in 1945. The package, originally by Craig Richardson, features a new designed VC so now all of the gauges are visible. Some of them were partially covered by cockpit framing. It also includes a new 2D panel, since the default one was so large that you could not look out the cockpit. This is the whole aircraft. New panel configuration by Michael Pook.

Spangdahlem Airbase. Spangdahlem Air Base is a United States Air Force base located in Germany. Home of the 52nd Fighter Wing. The 52nd FW maintains, deploys and employs F-16 "480th FS" and TPS-75 radar systems "606th Air Control Squadron" in support of NATO and the national defense directives. Features in this version: -Apron flood lightning -Shelter lightning -over 100 custom buildings -Accurat AFCAD -Taxiway signs on accurate places -Roads on and around the base -Accurate Parking Spots with real Shelter Numbers. Scenery created by Felix Gradtke

2013 Qantas Freight livery ATR 72-500 (fictional) for the payware Flight 1 ATR 72-500. Text-o-Matic Qantas started Painting all the Freight Aircraft with this Livery. Repaint by Darryl Prime.

FS2004 - Oscar Class Submarine - Dive Version This is a detailed version of the "Oscar Class Submarine" (Dive Version) and comes with a very detail Cockpit, Textures, Animated Flag and Props. I have included 2 Versions and both have their own "Sound Files".This version also has a basic working "Autopilot". Kotaro Akikawa & Ian Thatcher. 2.8MB

FS2004 Binh Thuy Airfield Vietnam late 60's Scenery. A model of Binh Thuy Airfield as it appeared in the late 1960's at the height of the Vietnam War. Binh Thuy was a major airbase in the Mekong Delta about 7 miles northwest of Cantho. It was the home of the 632nd Combat Support Group. There is a modern airport (Tra Noc) at the same location in FS 2002. The airport code for Tra Noc is VVCT, whereas the code for Binh Thuy was VVBT. This scenery was designed for FS 2002 but it should work in FS 2004. George Knowles. 521K

FS2004 A6M2 Zero. This is the second update of the default CFS2 A6M2 Zero. adapted for FS2004. I have redone the flight dynamics, and added smoke. I have aliased the sound to the Ford Trimotor to save upload and download time. Bob Chicilo. 2.1MB

FS2004 De-Havilland Canada DHC-4 Caribou Textures Pack 1 Included in this file 13 real liveries,Iran Air Force, Malaysia Air Force, Third World Hope Inc, Pen Turbo Aviation Inc (2 liveries) , Greatland Air Cargo, N94NC, C9-ATE, Wardair Canada, ERIM, Trigana Air, Union Flights & USAF. The "Boo", as it was known, was an excellent cargo lifter, in spite of its ungainly appearance. With outstanding short/rough field capability, it could lift useful loads into almost any airstrip. Caribou production ended in 1973 after 307 had been built, most of which were for military customers. A small number survived in commercial service in 2000 in North America (incl Alaska).Textures only, requires original aircraft by Mike Stone here. Repainted by Jean-Jacques Parel