FS2004 OS2U Kingfisher USCG. The Vought OS2U Kingfisher, a scout and observation floatplane, began service with the Navy beginning in August 1940. The Coast Guard flew both the OS2U-2 and OS2U-3 models, the OS2U-3 being distinguished from the "2" model by having extra fuel tanks and better armor protection for the pilot and crew than the earlier production models. Beginning in March, 1942, the Coast Guard eventually acquired 53 of the OS2U floatplanes. Their primary purpose was to carry the burden of the Coast Guard's early anti-submarine efforts along the nation's coastlines and in the coastal waters. None of the Coast Guard operated floatplanes was credited with sinking an enemy submarine but many made rescues of survivors from torpedoed merchant ships. Aircraft by Paul Clawson, Repaint by Ray Brower Ray Brower. 381K

FS2004 F-18E Blue Angels No.2 Textures only. Final version with no warning labels on engine intakes. Repaint for the superb F-18E model by Daisuke Yamamoto and team FS KBT (here). Texture by Lucian Lie (Yago9). 2.6MB

FS2004/2002/CFS2 F-8H Crusader VF-162, USS Oriskany. Repaint of Alphasim's superb freeware F-8H Crusader by Marc Czygan. 1.5MB

This is an early-block B model B-26 prior to the addition of the longer wings and taller tail. She is multi-LOD, comes complete with crew figures, panel, gauges and weapons. AIR file by 1%. Weapons are by Dbolt; crew by Martin Wright. The 26 is a tempermental aircraft and it takes some experience to master her flight characteristics. IMPORTANT: The use of elevator trim and flaps are critical in flying the B-26 successfully. There is a complete set of mousable trim controls on the fuel panel. Get to know your panel screens This aircraft bears the colors of "Cindy" 444thBS, 320th BG, N Africa, 1942, Pilot Lt Art Johnson painted by James Peach (Sopwith Chameleon). The B was developed from Bismarck13's (William Dickens) original A model source file. Special thanks to Bis for it's use. Special thanks are also due Sopwith for nagging...er, rather that is inspiring me to do this project. ;) Aircraft model, DP and CFG by myself, skin by Sopwith Chameleon (James Peach),panel by Bismarck13 (William Dickens). Additional skins are available at Sopwith's CFS2 Paintshop: http://sopwithc.wetpaint.com/ Installation: Unzip the package and place all files in the corresponding folders of your CFS2 main directory. This is freeware but must not be uploaded to other sites, modified in anyway without permission, or used in any way for monetary gain. Enjoy!

Back in 2003 Fairchild C-123 "Provider" released Vladimir Zhyhulskiy his first Fairchild C-123 for Flight Simulator 2002. In 2004 Vladimir did a final release of this wonderful aircraft for Flight Simulator 2004. Thanks to LLS who converted the models to native FSX we can now fly the C-123 in Prepar3D v4+. In short the modifcations for this aircraft includes: Revised LLS based models by Brian_Gladden at SOH. Repositioning of nearly all gauges and adding missing tooltips to them. Revised the lights and added Cockpit sounds, TCAS, GPWS, V-Speed callouts, a Ground handling and Doors control gauge. Fixed radios and autopilot and added a Speed Hold capability to it. Added missing gauges and some new gauges. Also added 2 extra sounds set to choose from. Comes with 11 liveries and all needed gauges and effect files. See for credits and a full list of modifications file Flanker256.txt in the Docs folder of the aircraft. Also for more info read file C-123_mods.pdf Package has not been tested in FSX, however it should function okay in FSX and specific configuration files and gauges are provided.

FSX native version of the freeware Junkers Ju 52/3M by O.Fischer. Tested in P3Dv4.5 but should work in v5 and FSX. Included alongside the base civilian textures are a pair of Luftwaffe repaints by Hanaw Hax. Model conversion by Bulbbulb2. Oversight and cfg editing by InDeepSchit.

Texture Package v2.00 | FSX/P3D Repaint Package For Maryadi's MV-22B Osprey.----- *NEW in V2* Added brand new HMX-1 VIP transport texture as well as custom thumbnails for all aircraft. ----- These are the non "greased up" versions of the repaints, and contain little wear and dirt textures. Repaints include these squadrons: x2 VMM-163 Ridge Runners, x2 VMM-262 Flying Tigers, x1 VMM-264 Black Knights, x2 VMM-265 Dragons, x1 VMM-266 Fighting Griffins, x2 VMM-268 Red Dragons, x2 VMM-363 Red Lions, x1 HMX-1 Nighthawks; 13 paints total. Painted by Letourn, assembled by JS. HMX-1 painted by JS.

This is version V1.0 of the Orbit Targeting MFD for use with the Shuttle Fleet V4.8 in Orbiter. In December of 2012, "Indy91" published a LUA script that provided the ability to conduct rendezvous in a manner similar to that of the Space Shuttle astronauts during the shuttle program. Previous to that publication, "Siamesecat" had published an add-on that simulated the "Universal Pointing" feature of shuttle software. Both items made the simulation of rendezvous, proximity operations (PROX OPS) and docking with the International Space Station more realistic and enjoyable. This MFD combines the two previous add-ons in one MFD in an effort to allow Shuttle Fleet users the ability to conduct missions more realistically. Please read the enclosed users manual. It includes a tutorial for the use of this MFD.

FS2004 Avior Regional Fokker 50 Concepto. Model by DreamWings, textures by Jose Blanco.

Morningstar is a small airfield next to the N7 north of Cape Town. It is a General Aviation field. FSX Acceleration will give the best results. (Also SP2 compatable). Acceleration users will have more eye candy !