FS2004/FSX Bloch 200 French bomber The Bloch MB.200 was a French bomber aircraft built by Societé des Avions Marcel Bloch, designed in response to a 1932 requirement for a new day/night bomber. The MB.200 entered production in 1933, and equipped 12 French squadrons by the end of 1935. Production in France totalled over 200 aircraft. The MB.200 was still used but obsolete at the beginning of WW2. GMAX mdl by A.F Scrub

FS 2002 Dash 8-400 panel Version 2. This panel was designed based on actual Dash 8-400 photos. All gauges were recompiled, improved and now have light effects. This is a complete package. You don't need previous version. By Hector Molina. 1.6MB

Boeing 737-200 panel for FS2002 1024x768 Based on real photos from airliners.net, panel highly realistic, gauges by varios freeware designers. This panel is designed for FS2002 1024x768 resolution, includes fotoreal interior wiews, special nighlighted (frame rate friendly!) some custom gauges, requires FS2000 concorde gauge. Panel by Helio Estrela. 6.4MB

FS2004 Grumman G-21 Goose Gold Rush Textures only. This is a fictitious repaint of Mike Stone's Grumman G-21 Goose (required here) in Gold Rush colors. This Goose is named "Maggie May". By Chris Coarse. 1.9MB

FS2004 Beech Baron 58 Deluxe Red Repaint Textures only. A Repaint (my very first) for the default BB58, made using the fantastic "Beech Baron58 Repaint Kit" By Chris 'Ace Chaplan' Klein & Bob 'Lonewolf' Hayes. Many details, reflexions and other rather cool stuff. enjoy. Repaint by Carsten Stasch. 3MB

FS2004 Airbus A360 Airbus House Colors. This aircraft should become, with a design base on the Airbus A350, the Airbus A320 replacement. This CamSim new aircraft also have 3 new Animated Ground Servicing (AGS) for this type. Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette. 5MB

SACO Taravella Airport, Cordoba, Argentina. The development of this stage was necessary because FSX does not have an appropriate setting for Taravella Airport (SACO). As a first step, expanded parking area (north) for loading and aircraft maintenance. Added the two legs with movement, with which it currently has in reality. The building "Aeropuertos 2000" reality does not conform with the design for this scenario. Repositioned the control tower that was near the track header 36, and placed where it is now (on stage and in reality). Hangars were located with current account and were added for better assembly stage, where helicopters are stationed. The fire station was fixed. We performed the delineation of roads around the control and surveillance airport, and inserted the fuel service truck (fuel truck). It was tested and it work very well. Antennas were inserted for communication of Air Córdoba Center, which operate in the northwest sector of the main body of the airport, and a chapel enclave coincides with reality. It marked sleeves, antennas and water tank. It left in its way "default" height and orientation of the runway 18/36 and 05. The first, in particular, the lighting was improved in line with traffic which in reality has at present the airport, and was left unlit runway 05 as in reality shows;only, for a better view, placed runway end lights. The taxi to rwy 36 is relocated, and added the aircraft hangar where which are now extinct forest fire Province of Cordoba, and private and school use. In addition, a helipad was added in the same place where now intended for that purpose.

This is the Sydney Air Race Track 2009 (fictional). Works with default FS2004 scenery.

FS2004 Atol das Rocas. This is a self-contained scenery package to add the Atol das Rocas atoll to FS2004. I DIDN'T TEST IT IN FSX. The Atol das Rocas is a forsaken place in the Atlantic Ocean. It belongs to Brazil, and it sits 126 nautical miles from the north-east tip of the cost of Brazil and 84 nautial miles west of Fernando de Noronha following a heading of 295. Fernando de Noronha is another Brazilian oceanic island. Finding the Atol das Rocas is half of the fun. It appears on the GPS if you go to airport SBFN. The history of the Atol das Rocas is tragic and colourful, with lots of shipwrecks, deaths and incredible stories of survival. The light has been placed there in the 1800s, and it was tended by operators and their families who suffered terrible perils. There is no fresh water, no wood for a fire, no dirt to grow a garden. I suggest a search on the Net. There are hundreds of sites in all languages talking about the place, its light, its history. Today there is an automatic solar-powered light on top of an aluminium tower, ruins of the old arrangements (not all the pictures you will find on the Net are the latest ones) and a small shed used by the scientific research group that visits the island. Some people go there by boat for fun. It is probably an enjoyable place on a sunny, calm day, with blue sky and blue water. I wouldn't want to be there at 3 in the morning during an Atlantic storm, though. This is free stuff. Thanks for downloading. Done by Fern Marques.

FSX/P3D Airbus A320-200 sharklets with 2020 revised model and VC. Model by Project Airbus updated to FSX native and updated VC. 2020 Updates by Speedbird77. Comes with Alaska and Jet Blue textures.