The library was built for use with EZ-Scenery Manager it mainly covers the 70s and 80's although the 48kW and 72Kw GPU's can be used with Tornadoes. The loaders are mud mover orientated. The models were mainly produced from photos and in some cases I managed to find dimensions. Paul Mitchell

CFS2 Mission "FVB2_Historical_Series_1" Historical mission flown by 2nd Lt. Don McGee USAAF on May 1, 1942. Uses quite a few triggers. Best when played at 95-100% settings with labels, cone, and tac turned off. Should be playable on most all systems. Freeware by Michael Brookshire a.k.a Franz_von_Baron. 39K

FS2004 MD 500E Hungarian RTL Klub Television old colors Textures only. Requires MD500E model by Peter Nemeth and Tamas Nemeth available here. Repainted by Jandó Tamás. 2.6MB

FS2002 EP-3E ARIES US Navy Electronic Surveillance aircraft. Based on the actual aircraft, Mission KR919, which made an emergency landing in China after colliding with a Chinese F-8 fighter nar Hainan Island, April 1, 2001. Made with FSDS and AA; 32 sided fuselage, authentic markings, custom panel. Jim Bennett. 1MB

FS2004 Piaggio P-149D Luftwaffe Trainer Textures only. The Piaggio P-149 is a trainer-laison aircraft. It first flew in June 19th, 1953. I'ts a development of the P-148 model, with increased seat capacity, tricycle retractable landing gear and a more powerful engine, featuring a three-bladed constant speed propeller. It was mainly used by German Luftwaffe (P-149D) as a training aircraft. These textures, for an operative Luftwaffe's P-149D trainer, require the original aircraft by Mario Noriega (here). Installation instructions are included. Repaint by Manuele Villa. 2.8MB

FS2002 Classic Turkish Airlines THY DC-7B registration SE-ERC (Istanbul). Repaint of the Tom Gibson's California Classics DC-7B aircraft with full moving parts, complete reflective and night textures. Repaint by Serdar Nuzhet. 2.7MB

FS2004 MD11 & DC10 JAL AI Base Package. Includes Paintkit for repainters & includes MD-11 & DC-10 intended for uses as AI Aircraft. By FS Painter. 2MB

2d panel based on old pictures for the legendary Convair B58 Hustler supersonic bomber. This aircraft was the first supersonic bomber (part of the mach 2 club!). The right part of the panel has been reworked in order to have her more flyable. All gauges in xml. Works perfectly well with the model by JR Lucariny. Please see instructions in the readme.txt file.

This is a high definition repaint pack for the FSN wheeled version of the AT-802. The AT-802 SEAT or Single Engine Air Tankers have been used widely across the world. Mainly in North America and Australia. The AT-802 is capable of operating on dirt strips and remote refill locations due to it's small size and ability to work from rough strips. This capability is widely used in Australia. The AT-802 is used widely in the US as a contracted initial attack aircraft for the USFS. But it is largly overshadowed by the large contracted air tankers the USFS uses. It's 2 competitors in North America are mainly the the Bombardier/Viking CL-415/215T Super Scooper and the Grumman/Marsh S-2F3AT Turbo Tracker flown by Cal Fire. The S-2 and CL-415s both carry more than 1,000 gallons. Making the AT-802's 800 gallon capacity the smallest of the category. It is also slower than it's twin engine competitors. Still a viable platform, used in pairs in tandem to add to the effectiveness of drops similar to the use of the CL-415, the 802s can also be used as lead / air attack platforms. More powerful versions of the AT-802 variants are currently being flight tested. The new derivative, the AT-1002 is larger and more powerful 802 was first flight tested in late 2013. It is still in development, but will be capable of carrying 1,000 gallons of retardant/water and carry nearly twice the fuel of the 802s currently. Making the 1002 closer in performance to the other aircraft in it's category. This repaint pack represents 8 liveries for several operators in the United States, Canada, and Australia. Repaints by Nicholas Mitchell.

The Consolidated C-87 Liberator Express was a transport derivative of the B-24 Liberator heavy bomber built during World War II for the United States Army Air Forces. A total of 287 C-87s were built alongside the B-24 at the Consolidated Aircraft plant in Fort Worth, Texas. This is an FSX update for the FS2002/2004 Alphasim model and now features a new enhanced virtual cockpit with all new gauges compatible for FSX. In addition, the textures had to be partly modified to be recognized by FSX, some parts of them were not visible. The 2D panel features animated yoke and throttle panel. Smoke effect has been added as well. The package includes five liveries by different authors. Thanks to Phil Perrott for the original model, to Jim Nelson and Jaap de Baare for their previous FS2004 updates and additional Brit Liveries as well as to Glenn Duncan for the Corsair texture, which had to be modified to conform to this vc model. Panel and other updates for FSX by Michael Pook.