FS2002 Classic British Airways repaint package of the default FS2000 Concorde in FS2002. (textures only) This repaint also Works with se-conc.zip for which can be found at www.simviation.com. Contains textures for the two "classic" British Airways liveries of Concorde. Repaints by Craig White. 245K

FS2004 Eastern Airlines MD-83 Textures only. These are texture files for the SGA MD-83 (required here) in a bare metal paintscheme for Eastern Airlines circa 1980.Textures only. Requires base model to be already installed.By Gary D.Jones. 901K

FS2004 Boulton Paul Type P.75 Overstrand. The last biplane medium bomber to enter RAF service. The first RAF use of a power gun turret. Fitted with an autopilot and heating for all crew positions. Aircraft of No. 101 Sqdn. based at Bicester C.1936 Recast with upgraded sound, VC and gauges. Ver. 05, By Edward Cook

Textures only. The Anderson Greenwood AG-14 is a two-seat utility aircraft developed in the United States in 1950. There were only 5 aircrafts built. Three textures from a Virtual airline and from the 1950th only, requires the original Anderson Greenwood ag-14.zip from Tim Piglet Conrad. Repaints by Barbara & Ingo Schwan.

This package includes textures for the payware VRS F/A-18E Superbug. You will need to purchase this product to use these textures. The textures are a representation of a CF-18 with the 50th Anniversary livery for the 4th Fighter Wing. The Canadian Air Force has never flown this paint scheme on a E model Hornet. The scheme is real, but was probably on a CF-18 A model. Anyway, I enjoyed creating this repaint and I hope you also enjoy it.

FSX/P3D ATR42-300F FedEx (ob ASL Airlines Ireland). Fedex currently have 23 ATR42 in operation. This one is operated by ASL Airlines Ireland for European cargo flights. Model and VC by Virtualcol. Ex payware. Textured and assembled for P3Dv5 and should be ok in FSX and earlier P3D versions by Chris Evans.

Lufthansa 2018 textures for the Project Airbus A320 sharklet model for FS2004/FSX. Works in FSX/FS2004 and P3d up to V3 (not v4)

FSX, Animated Flags Scenery Version 1.0 This scenery addon has been developed on Win 7 for FSX Flight Simulator SP1 or SP2. It has also been tested with Microsoft Acceleration, but compatibility is not guaranteed by the author. The package provides a little collection of animated flags for scenery designers and FS users who do understand the handling of folders and files for FSX. The animated flag models have been developed with GMAX. Along with the textures the package includes the model (mdl) and bgl files. The XML files for the individual placement of a flag into a FSX scenery are included as well. The documentation contains a step by step description on how to place the flag into the FSX scenery, on a position of your choice. In order to paint your own individual animated flag, the Appendix B of the documentation describes in detail on how to do it. However, a basic experience on how to work with graphical tools like Photoshop, GIMP, Paint Shop Pro etc. is required to paint the extures/colors for a new flag. For credits look at the pdf documentation inside the zip file. By Dietmar Loleit

FSX pilotable German torpedo speed boat (Schnellboot) S-100 Class. This FS-model is a very detailed ship in a high quality with VC, made by Pam Brooker. It comes with an armored protected navigation bridge below the deck and a fly bridge above. The AddOn provides a pilotable ship in three paint schemes, sounds and special effects. Sixteen cameras allows you to explore the ship, including the option to sail in formation. Panelbitmaps, camera- and effect configuration by Erwin Welker

This is the expansion pack of 20 additional schemes for the Aeroworks Concept 5 and requires the original aircraft available here. The ARX-5X is a single-seat unlimited category aerobatic aircraft built around the 495c.i. 600hp Trace-Orenda OE600 V-8 aircraft engine and designed specifically for freestyle airshow type aerobatics. The expansion includes 12 domestic US schemes, and 8 international versions in the colors of England, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, Brazil, and Finland. By Jason L. Terry.