Honeywell Corporation MFD Display FSC's for use in Virtual Panels/Cockpits. The 4x4 " MFd is used in the F-16, Etc. The 6x6 " is used in AH-64 Apache, but may be suitable for many other projects. FDFS FSC & BMP formats. . By Pedro Caldeira. 582K

CFS2/FS2000 North American AJ-1 Savage. FSDS2 Model, air file, Aircaft.config, Panel, Textures. and Object_dp, by Jim Jacobson: Released as freeware-January 2004. The AJ1 Savage was a stop gap bomber used as a naval nuclear naval deterant between WWII and the arival of full jet bombers. It was part prop and part jet with twin radials on the wings and a allison turbo in tail. It never saw combat but was on ready alert and carried the MK15-Mk39 series of gravity nuclear bombs from the decks of US Carriers. After the arrival of Full Jet bombers the AJ Savage series was refitted for naval Tanker duty. The AJ Savage was decomishioned and saw its last action as civilian Fire bombers. FSDS2 Model, air file, Aircaft.config, Panel, Textures. and Object_dp, by Jim Jacobson. 5.9MB

SHORT S 23 for FS2002.FLYING BOAT model By JAM AIRCRAFT with interior and panel . Full moving parts and speed brake operated landing gear, Transparent windows and full lights. WITH FS DESIGN STUDIO FSC FILES included. 3.5MB

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

USA EAST USGS 10 metre mesh terrain - FSX only. This constitutes 10 metre terrain mesh for a section of the USA, The whole USA East mesh files will abutt the US West Coast 10m mesh already available, that was made by: Raimondo Taburet. Make sure you have your scenery terrain settings at about 5 metres in the FSX display dialogue for the mesh to show properly! Includes: NM, TX, OK, MO, AR, LA.

This is a Repaint of the Project Opensky 777-200LR, Model By Project Opensky, Repaint by Justin Graham.(Textures Only)

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

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.

TDS Boeing 737-800 Delta Airlines and Delta Skyteam textures. Requires the TDS Boeing 737-800 basepack. Textures by Joe Shimmel.

FS2004 Doolittle Raid TF16 Scenery. This release contains scenery that depicts the ships of Task Force 16 that delivered the Doolittle Raiders to their launch point on April 18th 1942. by: The Virtual Navy (Bruce Baker & James Smith). 1.7MB