This is the fourth and final evolution of the Fox Four F-86E. Original source file by Hayden Scott-Williams (Fang_VV), fang67@gmail.com Ver. 4.0 by Tom Sanford (Tango_Romeo), sanfordze@bellsouth.net & Doug Attrell (Grumpy/Hagar), DAttrell@aol.com 2/20/2010 Pilot Figure and textures from original files by Nestor D'Angelo Aircraft Textures by R McGee (Bub), rmbub@optonline.net Panel, Gauges and AIR file by Mike Eustace, IndioBlack@aol.com DP by Tom Sanford The skin is that of the F-86E flown by Parr. Alternate skins for the Gabreski and Risner aircraft are included The aircraft is fully animated: all control surfaces, opening canopy, airbrakes(spoiler key) Her loadouts are: Guns Only, Guns Only Long Range and Rockets. The droptanks are a selectable weapon and are released as such. (When flying with droptanks, they are automatically selected at takeoff.) The panel has upper and lower views (lower toggled with SHIFT+4). The panel contains many mousable controls and a Korean GPS system. Please read the panel instructions.

The Yakovlev Yak-28P Brewer is a swept wing, turbojet-powered combat aircraft used by the Soviet Union. Produced initially as a tactical bomber, it was also manufactured in reconnaissance, electronic warfare, interceptor, and trainer versions. Based on the Yak-129 prototype first flown on 5 March 1958, it began to enter service in 1960. This is Erwin Welker's model, now with entirely reworked VC and 2D panels with mostly new Russian gauges. All credits go to Erwin Welker for his great model design, new panels by Michael Pook.

The Kawanishi H8K2 was built by the Japanese in 1941. Allied code name was 'Emily. She also had the longest range of any flying boat. Sporting five 20mm cannons in locations around the hull, four hand-held 7.7mm machine guns, protected fuel tanks and crew armor, she was an aircraft treated with high respect by allied fighter pilots ... and allied submariners. The H8 could carry eight 550 lb bombs or two 1764 lb torpedoes along with her 10 man crew. This is a major update of the Emily, converted to FSX by LLS. It now includes a 2D panel and a VC with all Japanese gauges. It also features new camera views and weapons and corrected smoke effect. Thanks to Erwin Welker for the camera views and weapons and to LLS for the FSX conversion. New 2D panel and VC configuration and smoke by Michael Pook.

Port Columbus International Airport scenery for FS9. Port Columbus International Airport in Columbus, Ohio, is a gem of an airport for aviation buffs. It first opened in 1929 at a site chosen by Chales Lindbergh, as part of an air-rail route from New York to Los Angeles. The original terminal building has been restored and is now used for office space. Two of the original three hangers are still in use (I included the third hanger in the scenery). The six hanger Lane Aviation FBO was added in 1935 and has been in operation these 78 years. In 1959 the modern terminal was first built, with additions and renovations to follow. Netjets opened their facilities in 2001. With the exception of the runways, this version of KCMH was built entirely from scratch. This is the first large airport I've done in which all buildings on the field (except for the control tower) are custom made and partly or fully photo textured. I've also made more use of ground photo textures. Many hours went into the creation of Port Columbus International Airport for FS9. I hope you enjoy it. By Sidney Schwartz

FS2004 Repaint for the payware Area51 simulations C-17 Globemaster, depicting ZZ177 of 99 Squadron RAF as it appeared at many airshows through 2011. Texture by Gary J. Scott

FSX Scenery 1 WTC Approaching the ninth anniversary of the attacks of September 11th, 2001, the construction of 1 World Trade Center is currently underway. By Andy Johnston.

Texturing Ground Polygons Tutorial by Kim Humphreys This file is the result of my experiments with texturing ground polygons so that apron lines, numbers, bays etc can be texured onto ground polygons more accurately. 262K

FS2002 - Blohm und Voss BV-141 B-05 V13 NC+RD Ver.1.20 Updated extensively! It's the asymmetrical aircraft of Germany in the WWII. Features full moving parts & night lighting. Please try many things. For example, if a landing gear is stored, the rear gunner opens a pivoted window and establishes a gun. Avionics and GPS are also equipped. Please refer to Update_History.txt enclosed. By Sakichi System (Ogawa Tetsuji 'm0m'). 2.8MB

FS 2002 Project Opensky BOEING C-17A Iberia Cargo Livery 32-sided based Variable Sided Fuelage (POSKY Original Technique) Maximum moving parts (all highly detailed) night lighting, FS 2002-style lights. Design: Owen Hewitt with assistance of Gary Carlson, Jim Goldman & Hiroshi Igami. Textures: Edmundo Martinez. Animation: Mitsushi Yutaka Flight Dynamics by Steve Small. Repaint for by Edmundo Martinez. 2.7MB

This is a scratch built revision of the default Bell 206B III JetRanger using Gmax. Features highly detailed exterior and virtual cockpit, maximum moving parts, interactive VC, dynamic shine, and reflective textures. Now features all new XML gauges and sound system. By Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations