These are updated tails (and winglets on the 747) only for Victor Vu's FSX Air Canada 1994-2004 textures for the default 747-400 / A321 / CRJ700.

this is my second try at making a splash screen for FSX, A BIG Thanks to Bob Hedgelon for his splash screen templates and Dino Cattaneo for his Boeing T45C Goshawk, aircraft depicted is the Boeing T45C Goshawk.

I searched far and wide for an appropriate freeware texture set that depicts a Tornado GR.4 in the GAF's (Luftwaffe) RAL 6003, 7021, 9005, 7012 and FS 34079 colour scheme but could not find even a single one. For me this is the best ever scheme that was used on GAF fighters. The NATO-grey scheme is much too clinical for me and looks rather dull to say the least. I've found a Starboard-side colour-plate on the Internet that really appealed to me and has used it as a starting point for my texture set. Once again much improvisation had to take place as neither picture-, drawing- nor photographic evidence is available of how exactly this camouflage pattern looked like on the Port side and the upper and lower surfaces. None-the-less I think it came out pretty well. As far as the original sound file goes that comes with the original offering: It doesn't do justice to this aircraft and I've therefore decided to utilize the sound file from the 'Mirage 2000N base FSX.zip' package on my side and I suggest that you do the same. I haven't included the mentioned sound file with this offering, because I had a bad experience on a previous occasion where I was reprimanded for using something without authorization. It may not be perfect in many respects, but it still look good, both on the ground and in the air. Please refer to all ‘Read Me’ files for appropriate credits given.

FSX German Air Force Agusta Westland EH-101. A military EH101. This is a fictional repaint (textures only) package for the default Agusta EH-101. These textures represent a tan scheme of German HEER. By Randolph Windler

Douglas DC-9 Compact Jet. Model and textures by J R Lucariny

Fictional military medical camp deep in the Vietnam jungle.

Corben Baby Ace Floats. The Ace Baby Ace was the world's first aircraft to be marketed as a homebuilt aircraft when its plans were offered for sale in 1929. Plans are still available and Baby Aces are still being built today. Orland Corben designed a series of aircraft for the Ace Aircraft Manufacturing Company, the Baby Ace, Junior Ace, and Super Ace. Corben's name was associated with the aircraft, and it is commonly known as the Corben Baby Ace. Thanks to Robert Kerr for the use of his gauges from "Pete" By Craig Richardson

FS2000 gauge hacking utility. Displays raw numbers so that gauge designers may discover new variables in the absence of a new SDK. By Chuck Dome. 68K

FS2004 Sadler Vampire Ultralight Kit Aircraft. Comes with 2d and 3d cockpits and also with a separate panel for those who use multiple screeens opened with shift 3. Full moving surfaces and clickable virtual cockpit. By Byron Warwick. 16.5MB

FS2004 RAF L1011 Tristar. Low poly model designed by DeeWaldron for AI use - can be flown. Textures by UKMil/Dave Charleton. 269K