EDDM Munchen (Munich), Germany. This is a puristic, frame rate friendly scenery. Terminals have gate signs to show the number of the gate and ground painted taxiway signs for better orientation.

Heinkel P-1079, a new twin-jet fighter project of the Heinkel Aircraft Construction Corp. was designed in five variations, all under the same designation. The first of these advanced designs, the Heinkel P-1078A was basically developed as a two-seated nightfighter. The pilot and the gunner/navigator were sitting in tandem position. The wings were swept back 35 degrees, mounted to mid-fuselage. The tail had a V-shaped rudder. The armament were three Rheinmetall-Borsig MK 108 30mm cannons in the nose and 24 R4-M 'Orkan' high explosive rockets on two racks mounted under the wings. Another feature of armament was the so-called 'schraege musik' with four upward-firing 20 mm Mauser MG 151/20 autocannons, mounted in the back of the aircraft. Therefore, the nightfighter had to approach and attack bombers from below, guided into position by commands from the navigator. The aircraft should be equipped with the new FUG 228 radar unit. This sophisticated radar would have empowered the aircraft with an almost all-weather ability. The engines were located in the wing roots. This version should be fitted with two Junkers Jumo 004D turbojet engines with two-stage fuel injector, each with 8.8 kN of power. The max. speed was about Mach 0.89 = 950kph The Range 1079.22nm = 1241.9 sm = 2000 km The max. Service Ceiling was up to 51,000 ft = 15,545m

FS2004/2002 Grumman F4F Wildcat. This F4F-3 Wildcat of Fighting Seventy-Two (VF-72) carries the prewar color scheme of sprayed Silver lacquer fuselage and Yellow wings. It has the Black tail of USS WASP (CV-7) and the Yellow cowl and fuselage band of the sixth section leader. Model & Textures by J R Lucariny. 1.5MB

Fs2000/2002 Lockheed-Martin C130-H Italian Air Force, 46th air brigade based on Pisa-San Giusto airport. With all Animations, Sound, Panel and Opening rear cargobay door and entrence hach...smoke effects also included. Aircraft By: Adrian Brausch & Ian Brausch, Textures By: Barry Magann, repaint texture with permission (thanks to Adrian) by Roberto Piazza. 10.8MB

Upgrade to the default FS2004 to create Grimaud Heliport in St Tropez,France

FSXA Fairchild 24R Upgraded package. FSXA Upgraded package of Fairchild 24R. 3 liveries.The models has animated parts,including doors,gear suspension,full V.C.and 2D panel,custom sound and Ruder feedback.The 24R model has animated engine cowling also.Models by William Ortis with panel adapted for FSX by Danny Garnier and further improvements by Yiannis Katehis Tsetsas. Model,panel,textures and sound are tested in FSX Acceleration only Assembled and tested for FSX Acceleration by Chris Evans.

Thsi pack contains model, AGS ground support, and high quality 32bit textures of the MSN005 Around the world tour livery. Model by: Camil vaquette. (No VC) Textures by Mees Jansen.

Concorde panel (fs2002) This panel is equiped with many overhead panels (like a fuel window, warning window and more!). The panel has also all the internal views! This panel is tested in the follow resolutions: 800x600, 1024x786 and 1600x1200! The panel has also night effects! Included programs are: INFO CENTER 2.0, Flightsim.bat and some winampskins. By Frank Elfert.

FS2004 Udorn Royal Thai Air Force Base Vietnam, 1969 Scenery. An upgraded model of Udorn Royal Thai Air Force Base as it appeared in early 1969. Huge by Thai airbase standards, Udorn was the home of the USAF’s 432nd Tactical Reconnaissance/Fighter Wing (one of the outstanding combat units of the Vietnam War). Udorn was also the headquarters of the 56th Special Operations Wing (Air America). Secretly owned by the CIA, Air America conducted covert operations in Laos. The sprawling Air America complex occupied much of the southern part of Udorn. Requires the trees_v3.zip object library by Gerrish Gray (here). George Knowles. 2.7MB

FS2002 British Airways (Landor) Fokker 27-200. Fokker 27-200 model by Mike Stone. Repainted by Ashley Flynn. 754K