This is a repaint for the default FSX Bell 206 in Polish SP-GAZ civil registry. By Lukasz Kubacki (SimHangar Team).

FS2004 Bristol Type 164 TF Mk1 Brigand. Background from The Warpaint article By Brian Philpott. Color scheme and general arrangement from a plan by Alan W Hall. Bristol Centaurus sound files for Blackburn Beverley copyright R Pegram, modified for Airspeed Ambassador by Hans U. Hermann. By Edward Cook.

Ukraine Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhia area UKDA-Mayske, UKDB-Berdyansk, UKDC-Zaporozhye Shiroke, UKDG-Bolshoy Tokmak, UKDH-Sinelnikovo, UKDI-Balabyne, UKDJ-Krivoy Rog Dolgincevo, UKDK-Kamyanka, UKDN-Novobogdanovka, UKDO-Orehovo, UKDP-Pidhorodne, UKDQ-Berdyansk Dmitrovka, UKDR-Krivoy Rog Lozovatka, UKDS-Krinichki, UKDT-Vasylivka Himik, UKDU-Mariupol Primorskoe, UKDV-Volodimirivka, UKDW-Vasylivka, UKDX-Zhovti Vody, UKDY-Zhovti Vody Rudnik Shavri, UKDZ-Sofievka

CFS2 Focke-Wulf Fw-190D9 of Stab, JG 4, Babenhausen, April, 1945 Original Designer: Berndt Drefel Modified(with permission):Mike Colclough & Gerald Keagan. 1.4MB

FS2004 Root Beer Can Plane This is one of those models you can make out of soda cans. this one is a root beer can. Made in fsds Levi Betz. 1.3MB

FS2004 Spanish Armada Newport class LST Pizarro. The L42 Pizarro is the fifth ship of the Armada with the name of the conqueror of Perú. It was built by the National Steel shipyards of San Diego (USA) and delivered for the US Navy in 1972 with the name "Harlan County" (L-1196). It was leased to the Spanish Armada in 1995. Displaces 8500 tons, with a maximum speed of 20 knots. Its main mission is to carry tanks and troops in anphibian operations, and has an helicopter platform. This model for FS2004 has been built with FSDS3. It is placed near the bay of Santander in N43.35, W3.47, with the rest of my previously posted Armada ships, and has a landable platform made with AFCAD, with deck lights for night flights. You will find it among the Spanish airports, called PIZARRO-SANTANDER (Northern Spain) (PIS2). Alberto García Lledó. 8MB

FS2004 FFS Extra300L NorthernLights. Michael Mancuso is an aerobatic pilot that has been performing solo at major air shows and special events for the past three years in the Klein Tools Extra 300L. Formerly the slot pilot for the Northern Lights, Michael Mancuso is now one of the premier solo aerobatics pilots in the world. Repaint By Antonio Speed.Sounds by Aaron Swindle. 8.3MB

FS2002 Aeroflot Ilyushin 96-300. Features reflections. Original by Mike Stone. Repainted by Max Hergemoeller. 751K

FS2004/FS2002 Project SkyWorks Frontier Airlines Wolf Tail Bombardier CRJ-700. Welcome to Bombardier's new 21st century aircraft . We hope you enjoy flying this aircraft. Features full moving parts,including ailerons, flaps, elevators, rotating engine fans, turning wheels, spoilers, passenger doors, thrust reversers, other control surfaces, transparent windows, Full Dynamic Panel & Cockpit.| Model Designer : Massimo Alteri | Executive Painter : Massimo Alteri | Aircraft Livery By : Dirk Kiefer | Panel Designer : Ken Mitchell | Sound Technician : Leon Medado | Special Thanks to : Capt. Kent Goschke & Steve Macmahon of Aerosite.net | Administrator : James Jaw. 6.1MB

This is another one of my historical airports. If NAS Pensacola is the birthplace of American Navy Aviation, Flugplatz Doberitz is the birthplace of German Military Aviation. It is argueably the birthplace of the Luftwaffe. In 1910, only a year after Johannesthal was established, the German Government established Doberitz for the sole purpose of developing pilots and tactics to take the airplane to war. It served as both a training site and defense site throughout world wars I and II. After WWII it was behind the "Iron Curtain" and served the Soviets in various capacities, but not as the historical place it held within German Military History. The airfield is recreated here as it appeared in the 1920's to late 1930's. Throughout WWII, Doberitz continued to grow, and was host to all manner of military aircraft. With alumni like Max Immelman and Manfred Von Richtofen, most if not all of the German Aces had cycled through Doberitz at some time in their careers. Doberitz is now a nature park. By Jim Dhaenens