FSX/FS2004 German sea rescue ship "John T. Essberger" from the 70th with daughter boat "Elsa". My FS-model release is especially for the 150 year anniversary of the german organisation "Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Rettung Schiffbruchiger" in May 2015. This independent organisation was founded in May 1865 and does their job just by donations. Within that period many thousands of missions saved hundred thousend of lives and rescued thousend of boats and ships in the areas of North Sea and Baltic Sea. My addon showes the biggest boat from the 70th (44.2m) together with the animated daughter boat "Elsa" which runs down from the tail ramp to reach a parallel course together with the "John T. Essberger". Another animation is towing a motor boat with engine problems. Effects for a fire on board of a ship and fire extinguishings are included. The 2D-panel is made by a photograph of the real navigation bridge of the original ship which can be visited now in the technic museum at Speyer. Nineteen cameras let you explore the ship with its virtual navigation bridge and let you enjoy the animations. Two ai-versions are included: John T. Essberger solo and with 'Elsa'. FSDS 3.5 model and panel made by Erwin Welker, Sound by Knud Kristofferson.

I updated Predrag Filipovic's FS2004 Mil Mi-10K Hark by adding the Mil Mi-26 Halo Panel I Updated from Vladimir Zhyhulskiy, Kazunori Ito's MI-12 Homer sound and thumbnail texture. 2d panel but no vc.

Textures for the Thomas Ruth Airbus A300-600 model in DHL livery. Registration OO-DLZ. Requires Tom's original file.

CFS2 Kate. I took the stock Kate in CFS2 and made it flyable, I also made a panel for it. Thanks Nick Boyd. 1.63 MB

SHUTTLE pack for FS2002. Includes three versions of shuttle, with Booster rocks, reentry and standalone. Includes sounds and panel by Vanessa Leightower. Uploaded by Roger "Maddog" Gaylor. 2.3MB

Gibraltar is located off southern Spain & is still governed by the UK. This version gives a more detailed rock of Gibraltar overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar. In this version 2, I added more buildings and fixed the water surrounding the area. Designed useing photos and personal experiances. This scenery includes full night lighting. Created with FSSC. By Michael Magner. 480K

FS2004 Dutch T-33 and C-47 AI Package. This package contains the excellent T-33A "T-Bird" of Tim Conrad in the typical Royal Netherlands Air Force color scheme of the sixties: aluminum fuselage + dayglow red nose and tip tanks. Also the texture files for a RNLAF C-47 VIP version are included. (for the default DC-3) and all are ready to fly an interesting flight plan along various Dutch Air Bases. Repaints by Jaap de Baare / Flight Plans by Harry Biard. 4.1MB

FS2004 Lockheed NC-121J US Navy Constellations of OASU/VX-8/VXN-8. Blue Eagles Textures only. These repaints represent the four aircraft of Project Jenny which deployed to Viet Nam during the 1965-70 time frame, flying nightly "special ops" missions out of Saigon and DaNang. Requires Mike Stone's original Connie available here: Call sign "Blue Eagle" Editvoicepack .vcpmod included. Textures by Paul Strogen. 2.6MB

The Chilean Air force operate the "Hercules" since the sixties, mainly in southern territories as Llanquihue, Aysén and Magallanes regions, and more recently, since early 80's, in the antarctic missions (passenger and cargo) between Lt. Marsh Airbase in Southern Shetland islands, and Punta Arenas. Created by: Barry Blaisdell & Jens Borgstroem for FS98 Adapted to CFS1 and repainted by: Edmundo Abad Also special thanks to Juan Concha & Roberto Ibarra, former FACH officers, by the great provided information for the development of this virtual model. I have included a damage profile for use with CFS1, with AC-130 "Spectre" armament for close support missions: 2 x 0.30 miniguns, 1 x 0.40 cannon and 1 x 105mm cannon, in the left side of fuselage.

FS2004/2002 Modernised Wright Flyer. First flight aircraft with modern flight dynamics for aircarrier landing. Panel includes a fighter HUD virtual Joystick with autopilot. Updated from the default by Alex Hassey.