FSX/FS2004 Gloster F5/34 “Sea Guardian”Package. Fictional FAA “Sea Guardian” model of the last of the Gloster fighter designs created by H P Folland, the single-seat all-metal cantilever monoplane evolved to Specification F.5/34 (which ultimately produced the Hurricane and the Spitfire) was powered by an 840hp Mercury IX nine-cylinder radial engine and carried an armament of eight 7.7mm Browning guns. This aircraft, to which no designation was assigned other than that of the specification that it was intended to meet, suffered somewhat protracted development owing to the company's preoccupation with the Gladiator. The first of two prototypes did not commence flight trials until December 1937, with the second following in March 1938. By the time that the Gloster fighter made its debut, the Hurricane had entered service and the Spitfire had reached production, and further development of the Mercury-engined monoplane was not pursued. Model and textures by Bill Holker, modified airfile and gauges from various freeware releases and Microsoft FS, sound file downloaded from Sim Outhouse. For FSX operation the Glass texture file needs to be converted to a DXT3 bit map. 12.9MB

FS2002 Pilatus PC9/A Professional Aircraft Authors: David Friswell - Model and Flight Dynamics Rob Opray - Textures Luke Hampshire - Panel. Thank you for downloading this Sixth Version of my Pc9/A. The PC9/A is the Australian built version of the Pilatus PC9 by Hawker DeHaviland Australia in the late 1980’s. This version has been specifically created for the Virtual Roulette’s online Aerobatic team and for the Australian Virtual Defence Force . See notes within the readme.htm file for other information. Any updates for this model will ONLY be available at www.aussim.com. 6.9MB

FS2004 Cessna 195 -- "Alaska 458". Textures by Francis F Silva. Model by Mike Stone. Panel by Will Fisher. 1.6MB

FS2004 Airbus A300B4-203 United Nations Textures only. A fictional repaint of the SGA A300B4-203, United Nations, mainly used for cargo transportation. Requires the A300B4-203. model by SGA here. Repaint by José Leandro. 958K

FS2004/2002 SGA DC10 Flight Dynamics Upgrades Flight Dynamics upgrades for all the Series (10, 15, 30, 30ER, 40, 40D, 40I) DC10's released by FFX/SGA (here) . Package also includes Wing upgrades in both the bare metal and full painted variations. All of the flaws, glitches, anything that was wrong with the original release have now been addressed. These aircraft now fly as close to the real DC10 as FS will permit. ALL FILES BY MIKE BAUMANN/SGA. 1.2MB

FSX OPSD Skardu Airport (Pakistan - K2, Broad Peak, Nanga Parbat) This airport is better as the FSX standard airport. If yhou have an additional scenery for the K2 or/and Broad Peak or/and Nanga Parbat, it is more realistic to start from an real airport. OPSD is one from the Pakistan side. Made with ADE 1.37

"Well, this is it, boys! Toe to toe nuclear combat with the rooskies!" Alphasim B-52G and B-52H, coldwar period, because the 21st century sucks. Slick and Hound Dog armed G and H. FSX materials and tags. See readme file. For FSX-P3D only. Stores package follows. More latter.

Additionnal views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the use with the "FSX HondaJet" package by Mitsuya Hamaguchi. This set of views consist in 9 cameras pointing at the aircraft and 4 virtual cockpit cameras, which includes one original view ( throtle panel ) by Mitsuya Hamaguchi it has been integrated in the camera definitions set to make installation process easier. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. See camera definitions.txt for the new camera definitions. Enjoy !

Description This is a gmax model of the RQ-7 shadow an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. (UAV) The real RQ-7 is built by AAI Corporation. It has a system range off about 50km and an on station-time off about 6 hours to be stretched up to 9 hours in latter variants. It is used by the US army and marines. Mainly for reconnaissance and surveillance but can be adapted for other missions, like jamming remotely controlled bomb frequencies. The newest payload has a laser-designator. This is a basic flyable model. It has seen active duty in both Afghanistan and Irak.

This is version 4.8 of the Space Shuttle derived unmanned vehicle, Shuttle-C updated for Orbiter 2010 and the graphics client D3D9. This package must be installed over an existing Shuttle Fleet V4.8 for Orbiter 2010 installation. The Shuttle-C was proposed in 1987, and the idea was finally rejected in 1990. 1.) Still allows for use with R.J.Croy's STS-GuidanceMFD for automatic rendezvous with LEO satellites. Note that in order for the guidance algorithm to work properly, the line "OMS" must be in the scenario file. This will cause the shuttleC dll to fire the OMS engines without an offset that could yield an unwanted rotation. 2.) Control of the cargo doors is via the key "K". 3.) Once in orbit, and with the doors full open, a cargo can be deployed with the payload dialog box (open with "CTRL+SPACE"). 4.) Three views available, default forward view (key "V"), forward payload bay ("SHIFT+V") and aft payload bay camera ("CTRL+V"). 5.) Prior to liftoff the cooling flow of LO2 venting from the SSMEs is simulated with "SHIFT+X". 6.) Once in space (before the OMS2 burn) the nose cap can be jettisoned using the payload dialog box button; this exposes the docking port. A docking port view is available along with the COAS overlay using "SHIFT+Z". 7.) The Ku-band antenna is deployed using "CTRL+U". 8.) Two versions of the Shuttle-C are provided, Block I with OMS engines, Block II without OMS engines. Scenarios included with this package include a launch scenario with 3 MPLMs as cargo, a scenario docked to the ISS, and an on-orbit scenario with the Shuttle-C post-MECO. Establish an orbit at the next apogee with an OMS burn. Thanks as always to Don Gallagher ("Donamy") for the mesh and textures.