A4/TA4 Skyhawk 2 Argentine Navy with panel & Sound (A4Q.zip) SingleSeat/Double Seat "Falcões do mar" The VF-1 Squadron is the first Brazilian Navy Aerial Unit to operate fighters. Original by Denis da Silva Panel by Paolo Dessani Repainted by Bernhard Behle. 11MB

FS2004 Cessna 182RG Staggerwing (Fictional) Alternative to the basic Cessna 182 RG. Designed as A StaggerWing for those of you that want a little nostalgia with the conveniance of familiarity. Designed, dynamic paint, suspension, full working surfaces and opening doors. By Ric Lopez (http://rilo-aeronautics.com). 3MB

FS2004 MC15 CriCri Camo-Recon-Textures only, Requires original model by Renaud (above) , repaint by Carsten Stasch. 1MB

2 'what if' repaints for the XF-11 Redux package. A 1946 RAF requirement for a long range, high altitude strategic recconiassance aeroplane to supplant war-weary Mosquito's, resulted in a small number of R-11A's being taken on charge, as Athena PR.Mk.I, and Mk.IA's with special electronic equipment, pending introduction of the Canberra. With a pressurized cockpit, service ceiling in excess of 49,000 ft, 4000 miles+ range, and a 400kt groundspeed at altitude,the 20 or so Athena's roamed at will across the Iron Curtain, providing targeting data,weather,ELINT and strike route information for RAF Strike Command, and remained in RAF service untill 1958. 2 aeroplanes are depicted in standard dinural and nocturnal schemes of the day. Not without precident, as a small number of RB-45C's were bailed to the RAF for clandestine overflights of the East Bloc in the early'50's. Also includes 2 revised Config.files, adding landing light,beacon,strobes and position light, one standard FS lights, and one for ShockWave payware lights.Contrails added at -29 F, airshow smoke moved to position on #2 engine exhaust, red VC lighting, exhaust flame effect (on cockpit light key- CTRL-L) and start-up effect. Tested in FSX SP1. Model: Ian Lawrence. Classicwings version: Craig Richardson Repaints: 3/7charlie. Requires XF-11 redux package.

Alitalia textures for the payware PMDG B747-400 Repaint by Bruno Trampy

This package contains 2 sets of camera views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for the use with the "IRIS F-15E Strike Eagle full package" by David Brice/ IRIS Flight Simulation Software and converted to FSX by T. Marson. Version 1.0 cameras are located about the same level of the aircraft. Version 2.0 is based on version 1.0 but some of the cameras are placed at a higher level. 10 cameras pointing at the aircraft - including a new "Top-down" zoomable view. Total of 5 VC cams including 2 new "Over the shoulder" views. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. Camera definitions are included in 2 separate text files. And finally two more files - Available.pdf and Top 20.pdf for informations about my "camera definitions" packages.

There are more than a hundred species at over 3000 destinations. These screenshots offer you some random examples of the total library. Along with this little "pict book" you get a possibility of trying out how your animal installation works. A checkpoint list with destinations and practical advices just in case. Having problems, comments or need for something: don't hold back your queries. I shall be happy to assist you anyway. Happy flights!

Generic Jet Fighter Sound for CFS2 / FS2000. Suitable with every kind of jet fighter. This is my assembly of some realistic and enjoyable .wav gathered from different sources, taking care to make a package that remains light enough to be downloaded easily. Made by Pat Grange. 2.1MB

FS2002 B737-800 PANEL Photoreal Classic 3D Panel with full interiors views UP and trottle. Most common gauges with crew announcements. by Mario Coelho. 7MB

FS2004 DH-4 Bomber: The De Havilland DH-4 was was the only US built aircraft to see combat during World War I. When the US entered the war in April 1917, the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps only had 132 aircraft, and all were obsolete. Colonel R. C. Bolling was commissioned to study current Allied aircraft designs being used at the front and to arrange for their manufacture in America. By the end of the war, 3,431 had been delivered to the Air Service. By Chris Herring. 3.9MB