This adventure starts in Hamburg (Germany) and will bring you to several places in the north of Germany (and Europe). You will fly together with a German co-pilot and a British special agent. Your Co-Pilot knows the terrain of north germany and he informs you step by step about the points of interest of the mission. You have to find and save the ring. Have fun!

FS2004/FSX Curtiss C-46 Commando CHINA PLAAF package. Original model with VC by Libardo Guzman. Textures by Liao Yitong

This is an update to the Louis Vosloo repaint of Star Triple Seven, Boeing 747SP owned by televangelist Ernest Angley. Model by Project Open Sky. 2d panel but no vc.

FSXA/FS2004 upgrade complete package of Avro 621"Tutor".The British Avro 621 was chosen as the basic training airplane in the Air Force reconstitusion program in the period between 1936 and 1940 as a replacement for the Avro 504. It prevailed in a competition made by the Ministry of Air Force in 1935, with the D.H.82A Tiger Moth II being a second choice.It was bought in large numbers and featured as the airplane that the training of the first students of the Air Force Academy was based upon. In December of 1939, 59 Avro 621 were available. In the same month, 30 more airplanes were under production at the Hellenic National Airplane Factory (KEA) in Faliro near Athens.The model has detailed Virtual Cockpit & 2d panel,all moving parts & sound.Simple one step installation instructions.Historical info & photos included.Download size 9.56 mb.Model by Edward Cook. Adopted for FSX and repaint by Hellenic Aircraft/Yiannis Katehis Tsetsas 2014.

FS2004 P51D "Shiny Mercury". A variation of a real and beautiful P51D flown in 1944 by Captain Donald and which is at present in the Royal Airforce Museum in north Hendon London England. Original by Roger Dial. Textures by Francis F. Silva. 3.7MB

FS2004 Aeronca C-3 Collegian This model depicts the 1934 Razorback version of the Aeronca C-3 Collegian. It has the usual animations, pilot figure and a transparent windshield. The 2D panel and VC are based on a photo. The VC has moving controls. The sound file was recorded from an actual Aeronca E-113A engine. By Paul Clawson. 1MB

FSX Aviatika MAI-890 Engine Smoke Effect. For the Rotax 912 ultralight engine on the Tim Conrad freeware Aviatika MAI-890 ultralight biplane for FSX, which you must have previously installed. By Tom Tiedman

Cessna 414A Textures for Cape Cod. Original Aircraft by Premier Aircraft Design. The Cessna 414A model was designed by PAD and can be found at http://www.premaircraft.com/ These textures are not DX10 compatible, so if you are using the DX10 preview, you must disable it. The liveries include an updated Cape Air, Nantucket Airlines and Island Airlines, all liveries from Cape Cod Massachusetts.

Turkey Canakkale Airfield (LTBH) scenery. Contains realistic autogen and scenery placement, landclass improvements, highway traffic and some photoreal texture components By Sunay KILIC.

X-Plane 11 Aeroworx Douglas C-47 Dakota Beta 2.5. The Douglas C47 is a twin-engined low wing transport aircraft, powered by Twin Wasp R1830-90C engines. Between 1935 and 1947 Douglas built a total of 10,654 of the type and over 80 years later there are still almost 1,000 in flying condition. This magnificent aircraft was originally designed by Manfred Jahn, Jan Visser and Team and is being flown by hundreds of happy users. At the end of July, Aeroworx obtained the permission to port this aircraft to X-Plane. As members of the South African Airways Museum Society, we have direct access to their C-47 and also a few other DC-3/C-47's. Getting good photographs is no problem, the crews flying and maintaining these aircraft are also extremely helpful in providing us with documentation, advice, etc. This aircraft features a fully 3D vintage virtual cockpit, with dozens of mouse click-able animations. The Sperry is the primary autopilot, but for the more "modern" guys, a G530 is available as a pop-up. This is a public beta version, PLEASE read the "Release Notes" attached to the download. By Aeroworx (Johan van Wyk and Fred Stegmann).