Junkers Ju87-G "Stuka" from the Africa Korps. Stukageschwader operating in North Africa in 1941. Flyable aircraft combined with default AI Ju87a. Model by Herve Devred, updated by Jody O'Brien. Texture: Philippe Donat-Filliod. Package & AI Texture: Andrew Wai. 137K

FS2004 King Air C90 Photoreal 2D panel. . This is just a "cosmetic" operation on the panel by Michael Verlin for the wonderful series of Beechcraft King Air C90 designed by Dee Waldron, Henry Tomkiewicz, and Steve Small. This panel by Pierre Fasseaux. Gauges included. 1.2MB

FS 2002 MBB BO105 SRFW. MBB BO105 CBS Dutch trauma-helicopter. This helicopter is used to bring doctors to severe accidents and take patients to hospital. It's an other repaint of Ian Stanfast's great work. Panel with some Overhead Switches by Peter Salzgeber. Repaint by Jan Vos. 4.5MB

FS2004 Italian Air Force, North American F-86E/Canadair CL-13 MkIV, "Frecce Tricolori" Aerobatic Team, (Final livery) Textures only for an aircraft belonged to "Frecce Tricolori" Aerobatic Team (313Grp., Rivolto, Italy 1961). These textures require the FREEWARE original aircraft package by Kirk Olsson (sabrejet.zip here). Installation instructions are included. Repaint by Manuele Villa. 3MB

FS2004 default Mooney Bravo Quebec Repaint - Textures only. Fictional Paint scheme and Registration number. By Terry Funk (Seawolf). 1.1MB

FS2002 Boeing MD-83 Air Canada This is a repaint of the original MD-83 in Air Canada livery. Painted with Photoshop, this includes all the details of an original aircraft. Includes reflective textures. By Fahim Safi. 1.9MB

FS2004 North American textures for the excellent Project Opensky Boeing 757-200. Registration N755NA. Requires any full PO 757-200 (one version available above) Danny Froshc. 5.2MB

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

MDCY Samana airport (El Catey Intl), Dominican Republic for FSX made with ADE9x. (without the huge tiff file this time)

Scenery of the Suwalki Flying Club aerodrome in the NE Poland. Ideal for VFR flying, gliders and ultralights. Contains vector drawn landclass, specular maps, hi-res textures, 1m/pix phototexture with seasonal variations and more... By Lukasz Kubacki (SimHangar). Happy Flying!