Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Photo Realistic Scenery Part 9 of 9. Included is Valinhos and Vinhedo citys and Airports: Viracopos and Amarais. Amarais have not radio auxilies, but is used 1170 mhz to ADF that is the Radio Educadora AM. Viracopos is OK with radio auxilies like VOR and ILS. Author: Gilson Augusto Rocchetti

Elblag (EPEL), Poland, scenery for the MS FSX. Done with FSX SDK, Sbuilder, ADE and Whisplacer. Contains phototexture with seasonal and night variations. By Lukasz Kubacki (SimHangar)

The MIG-31 Firefox is a fictionnal aircraft visible in the Clint Eastwood's movie. Original design by Owen Smoot. Panels for wide and standard screen (no VC) by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file.

The Central American / Mexican alliance is one of the largest in the world, operating from the USA down south to Peru. The Twin Otters are seen in Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras and one in Peru ; N59148 is the flagship in the well known TACA colours with the recognicable tail.

Bundesrepublik Deutschland (German Air Force) Airbus A319 for FSX Only. This is 15+01 and/or 15+02. Uses the Project Airbus A319 and includes VC.

FSX/FS2004 Bristol Blenheim Mk I The Bristol Blenheim was the first modern 2 engine metal skinned bomber of the RAF. By the outbreak of World War II few Blenheim Mk Is remained in service with home-based bomber squadrons, having been superseded in the bombing role by the Blenheim Mk IV. But their usefulness was by no means ended, many continuing to serve as conversion trainers and, initially, as crew trainers in OTUs. Original model by Thicko,upgrade to FSX/FS2004 by A.F.Scrub

This is an update for Hago's great Mitsubishi D3A1 Kanbaku (Val), which I reworked for FSX in an earlier state. I put in 13 new liveries, a mini-panel with Japanese instruments, a lot of camera views, a realistic soundfile and gun-effects (front & rear) for fun.

FSX Tonopah, Nevada Airshow Scenery. This scenery shows a fictional Air Show in Tonopah, Nevada (KTPH). There are many aircrafts on the tarmac and a "Daredevil" on the right side of runway 33. By Michel Revaz. 439K

FS98 California Martinliners. Updated with moving props, landing gear and flaps. Includes three planes that flew the California skies during the 1950's - California Central Martin 202, Southwest Airways Martin 202 and Pacific Air Lines Martin 404. Designed by Tom Gibson & Dave McQueen. FS98 FD by Tom Gibson. Includes twin propliner panel with GPS, DME/ADF, moving weather radar, and position homing gear (original panel by Sergio Reblin and Christian Conesa). Gauges by Chuck Dome, Glenn Copeland, Brian Kostick, Paul Schwerdtfeger, Dai Griffths, Andreas Jaros, Christian Koegler, R.L. Clark, Alex Yanes, HGHB, Jerry Beckwith, Jay Crawford, Mike Weerasinghe and Scott McMillian. Sound package by Jack Hill. Flight music included. FS98 adaption, panel build, and package assembly by Derek 'Deke' Wakefield of Indianola Flightcraft. 1.6MB

FS2002 Piper Arrow-III, non-turbo. N1927H is an aircraft of Ben Weltevrede, a member of the Rotterdam Flying Club in the Netherlands. It has an American registration, but is home based at Rotterdam Airport. This new model, in part derived from Warrior4.zip, was made using the present possibilities of FSDS v.2.11, and includes a virtual cockpit, moving landing gear, doors, yokes, pedals and pilot. By Rien Cornelissen. 2.4MB