David Woosters great Martin P4M-1 Mercator, now updated for FSX-Acceleration. All credits are for him!! I've updated the textures, so now they all show. Full working VC (all gauges included), but I also put in the 2D-panel Bill McClellan's terriffic Glass Analog minipanel. Enjoy!!

A Bridge Too Far - The Campaign 0600 17 September 1944, St. Omer France, the start of Operation Market Garden is hours away. Fly with the 2nd Royal Tactical Air Force from start to finish along the Road to Arnhen. 6 new missions plus an expanded version of the original XXX Corps mission. Scenery to replace the missing area know as "The Island" between Arnhem and Nijmegen complete with towns, bridges, roads, plus the villages of Oosterbeck, Driel and Elst. Includes pilot's Map Case, Operations Orders and all required AI only aircraft. Requires Typhoon and Tempest Package by P.H.F. Burnage (below). Designed by G.K. Bond. Scenery by Paul Harmon. Luftwaffe textures by Marcello Aerni. See text file for additional credits. 3.3MB - see update below

FS2002/FS2004 Brasilia, Brazil Thermals Scenery This file adds some thermals to gliders flights over whole Brasilia Region,Brazil. By Francisco Vargas. 960K

FS2004 Nam Phong RTAFB Vietnam, Late 60's Scenery. A model of Nam Phong RTAFB as it appeared in mid-1972 when much of it was still under construction. Nam Phong was originally an obscure Thai Air Force training base located about 60 miles south-southeast of the large USAF/Air America facility at Udorn. In response to increasing NVA attacks in the Central Highlands of South Vietnam, the US Marine Corps transferred three fighter/attack squadrons (known as “Task Force Delta”) from Da Nang to Nam Phong. A new 10,000 ft. concrete runway was built, and roads, aircraft parking and housing/storage areas were hacked out of the jungle by a joint USN/USMC engineering team. Nam Phong was nicknamed “the Rose Garden” in jest due to the extremely primitive conditions that existed there when the Marines first arrived. The nickname was borrowed from the Marine Corps advertising slogan, "We don't promise you a rose garden", which in turn was inspired by the lyrics of a popular country & western song by Lynn Anderson. The three USMC fighter/attack squadrons that took up permanent residence at Nam Phong were the VMFA-115 “Silver Eagles”, the VMFA-232 “Red Devils”, and the VMA(AW) -533 “Nighthawks”. Note: This scenery requires installation of the trees_v3.zip object library by Gerrish Gray (here).. George Knowles. 612K

FS2002 Hughes 500D Border Patrol. One of the world's most popular light turbine helicopters. Features moving control surfaces, a reflect map, virtual cockpit and three different colour schemes By Bjorn Buchner. 1.1MB

FS2002 American McDonnell Douglas MD-11. Model by CSI Inc. Repaint by Néstor D'Angelo. 1.9MB

FSX Airbus A319-111 engine smoke system for the FS2004 iFDG Airbus A319-111. Also, since the iFDG A319-111 cannot be seen or heard in FSX, included are some quick and simple instructions to get this wonderful bird back up and flying in FSX. After all, why let this beauty die with FS2004? By Tom Tiedman

The Supermarine Sea Otter was a British designed anphibian biplane intended to replace the once venerable Supermarine Walrus in the Royal Air Force reconnaissance and search and rescue missions. It had the distinctions of being the last biplane flying boat to achieve front line service in Great Britain’s armed force. The package features an entirely resorked VC and 2D panel with all new gauges. Credits go to A.F. Scrub for the original model and to Hans van Spelde for the Dutch repaint. Panel updates and new gauge configuration by Michael Pook. The model may work in FS2004 and P3D (v.3). This is the whole aircraft.

This is a cockpit interior and panel update for the Hawker Tempest MKVI recently posted by A.F. Scrub. The package features four liveries, among them the beautiful display bird Blue Thunder. The focus of this update lies on the enhancement of the cockpit interior, an entirely revised photoreal virtual cockpit and 2D panel with animated yoke. Almost all the original gauges have been replaced with new ones, now giving the panels a much more authentic appearance and making them almost look like the real panel. Smoke effect added. Thanks to David Hanvey and Paul Barry for the original FS2004 model, to David Rickets, Jan Rosenberg, Dave Quincey and Matt Wynn for the repaints and to Morton from SOH for the great photoreal 2D panel, which is the base for the VC. Also thanks to A.F. Scrub for his latest native FSX update, which has made it possible to implement this VC, Also thanks to Andre Ludick for his prop texture and some tweaks to the aircraft.cfg. New VC and gauge configuration for the panels as well as interior enhancements and smoke effect by Michael Pook. Flap fix by A.F.Scrub included.

FSX Monarch Airlines A321-231 with sharklets. 2d panel but no VC. Project Airbus A321-200 model