FS2002 Corby CJ-1 Starlet. . The John Corby designed CJ-1 Starlet was Australia's first certified homebuilt design. This nimble little aircraft is powered by the venerable Volkswagon "Flat Four" air cooled car engine (which originally was an aero engine in the 1930's) from the famous Beetle & Combi van converted to aeronautical standards (Capacity ranging from 1.8l to 2.2l). The Starlet is semi aerobatic and is stressed to +-4.5G. Other noteable features of the Starlet are a cruise speed of 120kt IAS and a climb rate of 1000 feet/min all on 75Hp. The model has been designed from the "ground up" using ABACUS' FSDS version 2.11. The model features the now usual moving parts, texture reflections & Dynamic shine. The model also features a full Dynamic Virtual Cockpit (DVC) and comes in 3 flavours: The first model is one that has a full canopy & wheel spats, the second has the full canopy & NO wheel spats and finally the third model features only the Windshield & no wheel spats. The Flight Dynamics have been constructed by the use of the 1% Spreadsheets (v2.82.98). Model, Textures, Panel and Flight dynamics By David Friswell. 2.3MB

FS2004 Boeing 727-200 Pan Am Textures only for Alejandro Rojas ALROT's 727-200 Package (above). By Alejandro Rojas. 2.8MB

FS2004 Boeing 757-200 Northwest/ America West two livery pack. Two repaints of Mike Stones B 757-200: America West and Northwest. Model included. Repainted by Kristel R. Sitz. 643K

Panel conversion of the fs2002 Pilatus B-4 (originally created by the GfORCE TEAM, THANKS for creating this model) to improve the appearance in FS2004.

Detailed scenery of Ontario International Airport, California, USA for FSX. The airport is one of the major Southern California basin airports feeding travelers into east Los Angeles and beyond. Includes updates for working jetways. Shehryar Ansari

FSX native conversion of the full original Alphasim CF-100 Clunk with VC. All functions and animations correct in sense and direction, per original FS9 release. MDLX interior and exterior models and materials, file structure. Made possible with the support and encouragement of Phil at Virtavia http://www.virtavia.com, and their old ex-payware library made graciously available. For FSX acceleration.

This is Tim Conrad's T-28 Trojan Modified For FSX. The T-28 was the primary trainer for many Air Force and Navy pilots. This model is painted in United States Navy Yellow/Orange . New flight Dynamics, a new modern VC cockpit using default gauges and VT-5 textures with Exhaust flames effect complete instructions for use on your own project by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft. Aircraft has a 2D and 3D panel. Includes Pictures and History of the T-28 Trojan

This is an FSX panel update for the WWII fighter Brewster Buffalo by A. F. Scrub. It is the whole package including great repaints by Evan G. Butterbrodt and the Finnish variant Humu by Thicko and Peperez. The model utilizes their installer package as it is identical to Scrub's and eliminates a small bug in the VC view. The model features a completely new VC and 2D panel designed by Michael Pook and Erwin Welker.

Charleston Air Force Base/International Airport update. Added more GA parking, A few Heli pads, AI aircraft, Terminal and parking lot. ATC Tower upgrade, and Parking lot. Thanks to Airport Design Editor. Scenery by Jordan Vaughn - Vman72mcs

Cody Coyote's CFS2 Mission Building Handbook. A comprehensive guide to building missions and campaigns in CFS2. Step-by-step tutorials that will take you all the way from simple through advanced mission design, and finally to creating your own campaigns. Additional chapters on Moving Objects, Infrastructure, Hand-editing, Error messages, and many more topics are aimed at turning you into an experienced and confident mission builder. From rank novice to seasoned veteran, you will find something of value in this Handbook. Nine sample missions based on the lessons covered in the text are included. PDF format, 229 pages. By Cody Coyote. 15.4MB