FS2004 Douglas DC-6 Freighter Tired & Weathered Textures (Textures only). This is a fictitious repaint of DC-6B. This aircraft has had a hard life as depicted by the constant respray of primers, etc. However, this airplane is also a performer and is not bogged down by maintenance problems. You will notice that it was originally used by United, but has been modified for use as a freighter and has been passed around to different companies over the years. Treat her well and she will do anything you ask. The original aircraft by Tom Gibson and Greg Pepper is required (here). By Chris Coarse. 1.2MB

FS2004 Pakistan Airforce Saab MFI-17 "Mushshak". This aircraft is primarily used for flight training. It is currently being developed in Pakistan under license from Saab. It is dubbed "Mushshak" which is an Urdu language word for "proficient". Aircraft designed by John L. Woodward. Painted by Ali Mujtaba. 867K

FS2000/2002 FlyFT Airbus A318. Original by K.Simmelink / N. Botamer. 3MB

FS2004 Boeing 767-300ERF Japan Airlines Cargo , registration JA8269. Model by Project Open Sky. JAL repaint by Yvan Ung. 52MB

Textures for the default Bell 206b for FSX of the helicoter in which Helicopter Explorer Dick Smith made his tour around the world in 1982

FSX/FS2004 Spitfire Mk XIV clipped bubbletop: The Mk XIV was the most important of the Griffon powered Spitfires, and the only one to see significant wartime service. It used the two-speed two-stage supercharged Griffon 61 or 65, giving 2,050 hp. It had a significantly improved performance at speed and higher altitudes when compared to the earlier Merlin powered Spitfires . Model by A.F.Scrub

FSX/Acceleration/FS2004 (probably also P3Dv3) German U-Boat Type XXI. It was a class of German diesel-electric submarines from 1943-45 with a length of 76.7 m. It was the most sophisticated submarine that time with a great hydrodynamical design for conning tower, hull and guns which allowed up to 17 knots submerged speed, improved batteries and powerfull 3.700 kw electro motors allowed a range of 15500 nmi. The technic included snorkel, sonar- and radar detectors and a radar transmitter plus an electric torpedo-reloading system. The boat entered the war too late to succeed in any battle but the design directly influenced advanced post-war submarines of nations like USA, UK, France and Soviet Union. The only surviving boat is Wilhelm Bauer (ex. U-2540) which is now a museum ship in Bremerhaven/Germany. The FS-model has many animations including sub merging. 2D periscope panel graphics combined with camera views allows 360° look around and zoom functions plus watching the submerging from the eyepoint of the commander. From the attack periscope a torpedo, with a delayed explosion effect, can be launched. Optional ten more original submarine sounds can be activated by R.L. Clark's sound switches like: Rough sea, hatch, merging, diving, submerging, sonar-pings, torpedo launch and attackes by depth charges; even movie soundtrack is possible. Some extra sounds are included but due to the copyrights some specials sounds are not included but they can all easyly downloaded at boataces.com. FSDS 3.5 model with 2D panel view and a simple virtual central by Erwin Welker.

This is the Douglas Skyshark made by Paul Clawson. The package features an entirely re-worked and enhanced VC with some more gauges added, a new 2D panel as well as new smoke effect. Credits go to Paul Clawson for both the original model and his FSX update. New VC configuration, new 2D panel and smoke effect by Michael Pook

H&S Design EC145 EXT2 Pack 1.0 for FS2004 This repaint pack requires the installation of the H&S EC145 base, H&S EC145 norm, H&S EC145 normrad, H&S EC145 UShems, H&S EC145 trans, H&S EC145 lacota packages in order to work correctly. Included are mainly military and police 50 repaints: Author: Wolfgang Urbschat

FSX Chicago Midway Airport (KMDW), Illinois (IL). Remodelling of FSX version with reference to Google earth. High level of detail within irport perimeter. Runway/taxiway shoulders, overrun areas, service roads etc. As accurate as possible.