Soviet Sea Monsters part 2. First detected by KH-8 recce sats in 1984, dubbed 'the Caspian Sea Monster', this 400 ton flying warship was fitted with six massive SS-N-22 SUNBURN SSM's. One was built. Alphasim's Lun (Kestral) in FSX native. SUNBURN missiles available from a saved flight, 5-100nm range, sea-skimming flight profile, loads of fun. Conversion made possible by Arno's MCX, the SOH crew, the support and encouragement of Phil at www.virtavia.com. Compatible with FSX and P3D up to v4

FSX/Acceleration/FS2004 package cargoship Cap San Diego as pilotable version and ai-version. This fast cargoship with a length of 160 m and a speed of 19 knots was was buildt in 1960 and sailed between Germany and South America until 1980. Now she is worldwide the biggest, still operational museumsship and can be visisted in Hamburg. Some days per year she makes daytrips with tourists. The FS-models are very detailed. Thirty one cameras let you explore the whole ship including the complete and realistic detailed virtual navigation bridge. The models are successfully tested in FSX, Acceleration and in FS2004 and it is also supposed to run in P3D but not yet testet. The ai-version is supposed to be used with the great tool Ai-carriers2 or for ai-traffic. FSDS 3.5 model and all configurations by Erwin Welker

The Spanish Navy used its "Comanche" for multiple missions such as light transport, binding, towing targets, etc. He arrived in Rota in 1964 and became one of the first fixed-wing aircraft that took the Navy, after the revival of its Air Arm in 1954. He previously flew within fleet Navy Aircraft operating in the 4th Squadron at Naval Air Station Rota (Cadiz). Full aircraft. 2d panel but no VC. Model Mike Stone, texture by Juan Villamor.

FS2004. Clutton 'FRED' FRED stands for 'Flying Runabout Experimental Design'. An aircraft that can built and stored at home. Designed in 1963 by Eric Clutton. Still available as a set of plans and can be flown in the UK. and the USA. This is an idea of how it looked in 1970. v1 By Edward Cook.

CFS2/ FS2002 Curtiss Hawk III model 68C - CAF Aces 1937 Version 2.0 The Curtiss Hawk IIIs painted as: 1.Hawk III "Colonel Kao Chi-Hang, CO of the 4th PG, CAF, Hangchow area, China, 14th August 1937" 2.Hawk III "Captain Liu Chui-Kang, Leader of the 24th PS, 5th PG, CAF, Shanghai, China, 23rd August 1937" 3.Hawk III "Lieutenant Le Yi-Chin, 22nd PS, 4th PG, CAF, Hangchow area, China, 15th August 1937" 4.Hawk III "Captain Lee Kuei-Tan, Leader of the 21st PS, 4th PG, CAF, Hangchow area, China, 15th August 1937" The Curtiss Hawk III model 68C - CAF Aces 1937 Version 1.x Required I welcome your comments, Ivan Hsu-archi. 2.9MB

FSX Mission: You and the River Adventure flight.....Aafke Gruttzen, a Dutch pilot, has been flying the Usumasinta River for over 42 years. This natural border between Mexico and Guatemala is a long river which moves thousands of tons of water irrigating many kilometers in the Lacandon jungles of both countries. Aafke flies from Tenosique in Mexico to the Oil Refinary deep in the river basin of Guatemala. All Mail and general merchandise travels in either his old 140 or DH2. Today, his last day on route, is sad and rainy. You will start flying the route after tomorrow when he retires to Burgerbrug in his native Holland. Follow the river and you might be here for 42 more years like he did.Gera Godoy C. 85K

FS2004 Venezuelan Airport 1. By Jaime Ortega. 411K

FS2004 Grafton District Airport (YGFN), NSW, Australia. A delightful small airport on the east coast of Australia midway between Brisbane and Sydney. AFCAD2 and Traffic tools files included. The small size of the airport has allowed me to concentrate on realism. What you see is very much what is there in real life. Photo- realistic textures for buildings and trees. John Ross. 2.2MB

Revised FS2002 Val-U-Prop Douglas DC-3 CargoLiner Plane and Panel. Val-U-Prop is a rogue airline based in Bloomington, Indiana, that flies everything from VIPs to sheep manure anyplace and anytime. VP's motto is "No job too small; No fee too large," and our DC-3's, DC-4's, DC-6's and DC-8's can be seen hedge-hopping into various obscure airports throughout the world. This aircraft is an all-aluminum re-paint of the fabulous DC-3 OH-LCH by Jan Visser, Erik Ellis, Roy Chaffin, Ian Roper and Bill Rambow, to which FS2002 lights have been added. It has military capability, including machine guns and NUCLEAR/GPS/JDAM guided bomb launch. Panel includes everything on main panel, except for GPS and (optional) default radios, so there is no tabbing. The very aluminal wing views were shot by Thomas Klein, and the vintage C-47 cabin was photographed by Tom Turner. Gauges by James Underwood, Ernie Kennedy and Dai Griffiths. A-bomb and machine guns by Chris Trotter. Compiled By James Underwood. 6.6MB

Belgian Air Force Fouga Magister CM-170. Textures only. Requires the original aircraft. By Niels De Ruyck.