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.

Alternative 4 engine sounds designed for the Douglas DC-6.

FS2004/FSX Percival Q6 P16d. Designed in 1936, this is the optional retractable undercarriage version of the elegant 6/7 seater, of which only four were built. This model has a later refined flight dynamics file giving a better engine power representation. It is shown in its RAF impressed version complete with the instrumentation layout, ADF and comms equipment of the period. Originally uploaded to Britsim in April 2012. By Keith Paine.

Lacsa (Lineas Aereas Costarricense) in old Lacsa livery. McDonnell Douglas MD-11 model by iFDG.

FSX modified panel plus cameras for the Passenger hovercraft ferry from Mitsuya Hamaguchi (Requires hover_v03.zip). Makes the Hovercraft useable in FSX. The 2D panel matches th VC and additional there are 5 external and 6 internal views. Configuration by Erwin Welker.

CFS2 FAA Swordfish Campaign An epic adventure as reported by the Royal Navy's Commander Charles Lamb (DSO, DSC) For CFS2 only The missions in this campaign are of two types. Most of the missions are based on the experiences of Charles Lamb, whose exploits flying swordfish during the early years of the war are delightfully recorded in his book `War in a Stringbag'. Commander Lamb was present at many well-known Swordfish actions, including the sinking of the Courageous, the evacuation of Dunkirk, the Taranto raid, the bombing of the Illustrious, and others. Among his more surprising stories is his vivid description of his operations from a secret British airfield, located behind the Italian lines in the Albanian theatre. By Groundcrew Design Group. 7.2MB

CFS2 Grumman F2F-6 Duck. One of the US Navy's most enduring and popular multirole airplanes. Includes both Wheel and Float versions. All moving parts. By Tom Schaad. Features panel by John McGUIGAN. 1MB

Manual/Checklist -- Cessna 185 on wheels. Manual/Checklist Cessna 185 on wheels. In PDF-format as a booklet. From "cold" - Pre Start - Startup - Before Taxi - Taxi - Before Takeoff - Takeoff - Climb Out - Cruise - Descent - Approach - Landing - Taxi To Ramp - Shutdown - Securing Aircraft - to "cold". based on the freeware aircraft and panel by Mikko Maliniemi, Steve Small and Ian Grant. Freeware by Werner Schott. 1.2MB

FS2004 Screenshot Package 3. Including Boeing 777-240/LR in House Colours. Air India Express 737-800. My Travel 757. Singapore Airlines 777. Virgin Atlantic A340-600 and Virgin Blue 737-700. By Pavitar Singh. 7.9MB

FS2002 AEROPORTO INTERNACIONAL DO RIO DE JANEIRO/GALEÃO. By Fernando Gasparotto & Fernando Marcato. 1.4MB