This is the pilotable version of my Type VII U Boat. The Type VII was the most numerous U Boat of WWII and was in production from 1938 through the end of the war. The Panel, DP, AIR and CFG files are by PSULLYKEYS. This version will is armed with an 88mm deck gun and 20mm AAA, as well as the MK10 Torpedo. Guns Only or Torpedoes are selectable payloads. The trigger fires the 88mm forward, and the cannon key fires both the 88mm and 20mm broadside in both directions. The torpedo loadout is 12. The vessel submerges/surfaces using the EXITS/Canopy command. When submerged only her periscope is visible above the surface unless you have aircraft shadows enabled, in which case the shadow will be visible from above. The VII Boat is equipped with a full panel. She has a compass, nav panel (must be in GPS mode to have knot meter function), rudder trim and a full GPS gauge. The VII Boat can be launched in missions from any water runway, but is most easily launched from one of my sub tenders (most notably the Invisible Tender), all of which are available here at SimV.

FSX/FS2004 Westland Wapiti MkI and MkIII In 1926 the Air Ministry looked for a replacement for the long serving D.H 9A to fill the role of general-perpose aircraft for the RAF. Westland, who had been producing the D.H 9A on a sub-contract basis decided to offer a plane using parts of the D.H 9 . Although the fuselage was an entirely new design, the wings and interplane struts were from the old 9A. This design was named the Wapiti . At the outbreak of WWII several machine were still serving in the Middle East and saw limited active service . This is a new MkIII model with added gun and a MkI with upgraded textures. GMAX model by A.F.Scrub

B-52H Stratofortress Panel for CFS2/FS2002 This panel has the look and feel of a B-52H instrument panel & this panel is not intended to be an accurate reproduction of a true B-52H cockpit. This cockpit is highly detailed and the BMP's are as close to the real aircraft as I could do with the pictures that I could locate on the web. Panel has been tested in CFS2/FS2002 and has not been tested in FS2000. When and where possible the use of gauges as accurate to the real aircraft have been used. The Gauges are as close as is possible with the existing gauges that I could locate on the web By: Romulus 111VADT. 3.1MB

FS2004 Panel for Alphasim F-111 Aircraft: This is my panel for the Alphasim F-111 series of aircraft. It includes a VFR and IFR panel and updates to the VC. Enjoy. 4.9MB

FS2004 Deer Valley Airport KDVT. This is a complex replication of the Phoenix based Deer Valley airport. For those of you that have wanted a cool and realistic rendition of KDVT, here it is. This package includes Westwind, Cutter, and PanAm flightschools and hanger complexes, the Honeywell hanger and Honeywells massive complex nearby. There are a moderate amount of static aircraft and cars, hangers, a detailed terminal building with outside restaurant, newer detailed tower, night lighting, custom textures with light maps, etc. AFCAD2 and Rwy12 were used to compile this package. Modeled in Gmax by William Ortis, Lionheart Creations Ltd. 22MB

FS2002 only CH-47D Chinook KLU. Original model by Shlomo 'Slo Mo' Hakim. 5.8MB

FS2002 Beechcraft King Air E90. An FSDS2 aircraft with moving parts, including moving pilot heads, complex gear strut motion and working shock absorbers. Also includes custom lighting, a custom panel, custom gauges and a dynamic virtual cockpit with internal textures. For both Standard and Pro Editions of FS2002. By Chuck Dome. 1.3MB

FS2004/2 LanEcuador B767-300 PW ER. MODEL BY ALBERT BOUWMAN, TEXTURES BY CLEMENS PIEPER, FDE BY ALBARO VILLEGAS, Paint by Hugo & Antonia Espinosa. 3.9MB

FS2004/2002 Boeing 737-200 Aerolineas Argentinas Old Colors. FFX/SGA Boeing 737-200 It features the latest reflection including dynamic shine, lighting, and animation technology including accurate flaps, landing gears, and thrust reversers and dynamic wing and engine views.Paint by Facundo Sacchi. 2.5MB

FSX/P3Dv3,v4 P-47N Thunderbolt collection. The last of the Thunderbolts to be manufactured in quantity was the P-47N, a specialized long-range version designed for service in the Pacific theatre. The P-47N had a new "wet" wing of slightly larger span and area. It gave excellent service in the Pacific in the final year of the war, particularly in escorting B-29 bombers in raids on the Japanese mainland. They were able to escort bombers all the way from Saipan to Japan and on many other long overwater flights. 7 textures and 2 mdls by A.F.Scrub.