The A2D-1 was developed as a turboprop replacement for the iconic AD Skyraider series in the late 1940s. It was somewhat larger, faster and could carry a heavier weapons load. Unfortunately, the Allison T-40 series turboprop ran into many development delays mostly regarding reliability of the gear box which prevented the Sky Shark from being ordered into full production. It was the end of the line for prop driven attack aircraft for the US Navy. This is a major panel update for my previous FSX update to make the interior and panel look a lot more realistic. In addition to the three original textures by Paul Clawson there are two new "what-if" repaints based on textures by Juan Anotnio Martinez Castro, which he had designed for the FS2002 model by Kazunori Ito. The package also features exhaust smoke, better props and better reticule. Original native FSX model by Paul Clawson and 2D panel by Kazunori Ito. Two new repaints, new comletely reworked VC as well as new gauge configuration by Michael Pook. The model may work in FS2004 and P3D (v.3).

Be-12 Chaika (Seagull NATO:MAIL). Yes, It's Vlad's evergreen amphibian from 2002. Prehistoric in computer terms, this has to be one of the most downloaded freeware models on the interwebz-thingy. It's got some shape issues, no interior glass, and ...well, it's elderly. It sat for along time, then Arno comes through with yet more features for MCX which permitted fixing backwards animations. I applied wrap textures to bare material area's, so it's all the same colour, some new paintwork, Piglets AN-32 VC and ivchenko props. A set of AI models is included Lo and behold It's a perfectly cromulent model of a faithful old friend. Author - Vladimir Zhyhulskiy, Kiev, ca.2002 C.E.(by 'pooter standards, a fossil!) Whereever you are, Vlad, thanks! FSX native updates and whatnots, Y.T. near human dystopia, 2020 VC-AN-32 (Bonzer, that is) Tim 'Piglet' Conrad

P3D > v4.* /FSX Airbus A321-200 Jetstar package. Qantas owned Jetstar is based in Melbourne, Australia and is a low cost airline with detinations mainly throughout Australia but as far as New Zealand, China and Hawaii. As of December 2018, Jetstar operate 8 Airbus A321. Native FSX model by Project Airbus. Includes enhanced Thomas Ruth Airbus VC with updates by Phillip Wallaert, Louis Quintero and some further edits by Chris Evans. Added the great textures by Matthew Tank. Fixed wheel levels. Fixed jetway codes. Tested in P3D v4. Airbus sounds included. Custom packaged by Chris Evans

Transavia PL-12 Airtruk This is a complete aircraft. Original by Mike Stone. Two repaints (Star Agrochemicals, USA and one Australian livery) by Ingo Schwan.

Ralf Kreibich's great Dornier Merkur now for FSX Acceleration. ALL credits are for him!! The aircrafts have full VC, I also put in a minipanel, but there's no 2d panel. 3 Different models, 5 different textures. All necessary gauges included. Enjoy!

VASP and TAM Boeing 777-300 textures only for the default Boeing 7777-300. By Michel O.Florindo.

FS2004 Fairey III D. MkII. A FAA. Spotter/Reconniassance aircraft. Typical colour scheme, circa. 1924. Extensive rebuild to reflect more data. Ver. 0_3, By Edward Cook. 1.2MB

FS2002 Cessna 182R RG Red & Blues Texture Sets. 2 Entirely new aircraft body textures for the default FS2002 Cessna 182R RG. This package contains Red and Blue textures. by Don Brynelsen. 139K

FSX/P3D Airbus A350-900XWB Bundesrepublik Deutschland (German Air Force One) package. This is the new Airbus A350-900 XWB for the German Government. Maybe the most luxurious aircraft ever produced? FSX native AI model by FS Painter. 2020 updated vc by Speedbird77. Textures, assembled and tested in P3D v5 and should be ok in FSX and earlier P3D versions. By Chris Evans.

High resolution textures only in Soviet Air Force camouflage for the great Antonov An-225 model created by Thomas Ruth. New textures for fans, new wheels, corrected doors, new windows, new wings, added details, corrected bumps, new lights and specular, .... enjoy ! Uploaded with permission from Dagobert. Requires the original package by Thomas Ruth: