In 1944, the RAF let an order under lend-lease for 140 A-26 C/B aircraft to supplant Bostons and Marylands in near and far east squadrons. 2 A-26C-25-DT aircraft were delivered (KL690, KL691) for evaluation, but the order was deemed redundant at that point in the war. The order was cancelled, and 86 undelivered A-26's were turned over to the US Navy in 1945 as JD-1's (US Navy BuNo's 77139 - 77224). KL690(presented here) and KL691, the only A-26's taken on charge by the RAF, were returned to the USN in 1947 as BuNo. 80621 and 80622. Photos of the 2 RAF machines are scarce, though written descriptions are of natural metal machines with black or olive nose anti glare panel and standard RAF markings of the day. A number of what-if schemes are also presented, re worked from exsisting textures from the original release and some of Sean Doran and Jens-Ole Kjolberg's nice camo paints (why re-invent the wheel. Thanks guys) with period markings and nose art. The textures are in BMP.DXT3 nomips format for use in both FSX and FS9 formats, with a shared texture and bump formated folder/config included for FSX. If you insist on DDS format, run them through DXTBMP. In case you kids missed it, the classic SOH A-26 has been remade in FSX native format with bump maps.

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

P51D Mustang "Detroit Miss" For CFS 1/CFS 2/FS2000 This Aircraft represents the P-51D "DETROIT MISS" Flown by LT. Drew. In October of 1944 Drew was flying with wingman McCandless when he spotted two Me-262 Schwalbe's taking off. The first Me 262 exploded when hit by the .50s of "Detroit Miss" Lt. Drew also shot down the second Me-262. This Model has full moving parts. By Alain L'Homme, J. Scott Nix , Chris Arrington and Repait of Textures by Steve Gandy Uploaded by Steve Gandy. 3.6MB

Wingview package (fs200x standard/PRO) This zip file contains 4 different wingviews! These wingviews are compatible with FS2000 and FS2002. This wingviews can be used for every aircraft. The 4 wingviews are designed for the: Boeing 707, 747-400, A330 and the MD 10/11. There is also one winampskin included for the users of winamp. By Frank Elfert. 3.2MB

FS2002 PRO SAS Bombardier Dash8-Q402 72-78 Seat Regional Airliner Scandinavian Air System is the launch Customer for the Dash8-Q400 SAS Reg ID:LN-RDP Ver 6 with Full Moving Parts and Night Effects. Designer: Barry Blaisdell Paint: Bob may Premier Aircraft Design. 174K

FS2004 CRJ700a "Mountain Tribute". Model by Project Sky Works, texture by Rhys Lawson using the Project Skyworks CRJ700a Paint Kit. Fictional "Mountain Tribute" Livery. Rhys Lawson. 5.4MB

Dash-7 Spantax Textures for the DASH-7 by Milton Shupe. By Enrique Medal.

Spencer NOLF is used to train helicopter Pilots from NAS Whiting Field. This was made with USGS orthoimagery sampled at 1 foot per pixel. This NOLF is famous for its runways laid out in a Star of David pattern.

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.

This is another fictional livery for World Travel Airlines but from the FS2004 game. This texture from FS2004 can now be seen for FSX, for Flight Simmers who doesn't have FS2004 installed. However, I'm very sorry about the tail section because the rudder went off slightly, but this texture looks similar and sleek from the FS2004 game! By Victor Vu