FS2004 "P-38 Pair" Lockheed P-38J & F-5 ver. 2.2. This package includes two workhorses of the war: the P-38J Lightning and its close cousin, the F-5 Photo Lightning. Five textures are included for the J (D-Day, Marge, Porky II, California Cutie and YIPPEE). The F-5 is Queenie, which saw action in the ETO with the 33rd PRS. Full-featured FSDS2 models. Complete package, including authentic P-38 sounds recorded by the author. Includes some gauges by Mike Wagner and Chuck Dome. Ver 2.2 includes all-new VC, two new textures by Dan Swart, flight model improvements and other enhancements. By David C. Copley. 24.7MB

FSX Boeing 737_800 Aer Lingus Textures only for the default Boeing 737_800. This repaint Depicts an Aer Lingus B737 Registration EI_CDF named the St. Cronan. Although the real aircraft St. Cronan is a B737_500 I couldn't help myself as the aircraft is named after the same saint as me. Saint Cronan. Paintkit by John Rose, this is also available to download on this site (fsx737pk.zip). Repaint by Cronan Doyle.

I updated Mike Stone's C-133B I included all the textures I could find, updated the 2d panel from Tim Conrad's C-133B, and added engine exhaust smoke effects. NO VC.

FS2004 Luxury Cruise Ship Asuka. Includes panel, virtual decks, etc. Model Designer : Mitsuya Hamaguchi. 1.6MB

FSX Lockheed L1011 LTU coupled with the default Boeing 737-800 VC and panel. This is the L1011 from Erick Cantu/Tom Ruth modified to use the FSX 737 VC for those who really want to fly with a VC. FSX native model. FSX conversion of Erick Cantus beautiful FS9 WIP mesh. PSP repaint resource included. By Thomas Ruth and Erick Cantu Coupled to FSX B737 VC by Chris Evans I have included the entire aircraft because the update alone would be complicated for non expert installers.

FSX Default Bombardier CRJ 700 Lufthansa Regional Textures only. Lufthansa Regional repaint for the CRJ 700. Textures only. By Ed Knapp.

FS2004 Mobile Control Tower Version 2004 Part 1. Control the incoming and outgoing traffic on your RADAR screen (MARCIANO’s great Radar gauge) or with the excellent Ground and Traffic Radar included in the FSUIPC addon as AI planes fly around you.Rotating engine rotates the tower for a cockpit full 360ª View on 5 different levels or with the virtual view. Completely re-designing of the Main panel for a more professional look and new 7 panels for other views. Now listed as Mobile Tower in the FS2004 planes list with 1 to 5 levels variation. The tower moves easily and rapidly from one level to another without FS2004 reloading scenery textures while Traffic AI remains active. Revolutionary rotating and positioning engines by Rob Barendregt ! Precise and exact "GoodYear Blimp" view ideal for AFCAD designer. Serves also as mirador or observatiopn tower anywhere. This is a complete new Control tower and does not need the 2002 version which was downlaoded more than 11.500 times.This sucessfull accesory is intended to be the most complete and useful FREEWARE Control Tower available at the moment for FS2004. Full Web support. by Ronald R. Cachemaille. 8.5MB Part 2 - Gauges. 4.5MB

F-8 Vought Crusader FSX. This was the ex payware Alphasim Crusader from Virtavia/Alphasim created back in 2005 and now available for freeware. Slight modifications in VC and 2d panel so that it now work in FSX. (find it under 'Vought' in your FSX menu). The Vought F-8 Crusader was a single-engine, supersonic, carrier-based air superiority jet aircraft built by Vought for the United States Navy and the U.S. Marine Corps, replacing the Vought F7U Cutlass Liveries/models: French Navy, USAF- Death Angel - F8-E, F8-J, F8-Marines, F8U-1E Original model by Alphasim. Also added realistic military jet sounds. See File preview for images. Modified for FSX by Danny Garnier

FSX Iberia Boeing 747-400, registration TF-AMA. Textures only for the default B747-400. Repaint by Enrique Medal.

Project Airbus A319 British Airways. Visual model by Andy Warden and Derek Mayer. Base textures by Demetris Themistocleous and Alessandro Savarese. Livery by Tom Collins. Flight model & Sounds by Peter Binamira.