P-51B from the 352nd Fighter Group, 486th Fighter Squadron, This squadron was stationed at Bodeny, Norfolk, England. Repaint/Standalone conversion by Tom Stovall. 1.9MB

CFS2 panel for the English Electric Lightning Panel- From Anglo-Virtual Aviation . [Tested] Panel Bitmap By Phil Perrott. 3.3MB

CFS2 Mission "Bridges of ToKoRi" It base very loosly on the Movie "Bridges of TokoRi" where the main characters F9F-2 squadron have to keep attacking a series of strategic bridges in the TokoRi Valley. Fly the Guantlet down the "TokoRi Valley" and drop your Bomb Load on Bridge 1 or 2. By Jim Jacobson. 4.6MB

CFS2 Douglas Boston Mk.III The first of the A-20 series produced from the start to British specifications, the Boston Mk.III entered service in the Spring of 1941 and became the first of the series to operate in its intended light bomber role. The Boston fought in every theater of the war and its combination of performance, excellent handling and armament made it one of the most popular and effective light bombers of the war. Includes AI models too. Model Designer : P Perrott Panel : P Perrott Flight model & dp : J McDaniel Weapons : M Davies. 6.8MB

Scale- up. This utility will 'scale up' the planes you add for quick combat & missions to be a more realistic size from your window. File size 56420

FS2002 Takhli RTAFB as it appeared in the late 1960s at the height of the Vietnam War. During those years, Takhli was the home of the USAFs 355th Tactical Fighter Wing, which flew F-105 Thunderchiefs and RB/EB-66 Destroyers. A large number of KC-135 tankers were also stationed at Takhli. In December 1970 the 355th TFW was deactivated and the airbase was closed. However, Takhli was reopened in April 1972 and served as a major base of combat operations during the Linebacker I and II campaigns. This is the sixth in a series of Vietnam War era Thai airbase models. The assistance of ?Bangkok Bob? Vaughn and other Takhli veterans in constructing this model is sincerely appreciated. Note: This scenery requires installation of the trees_v3.zip object library by Gerrish Gray. George Knowles. 1.7MB

FSX Branson Airport (KBBG), Branson, Missouri (MO). This project adds a new Branson Airport, which opened in May 2009, and is a privately developed commercial airport. The construction of the airport, which involved the flattening of several Ozark Mountains, is claimed to be the largest earthmoving project in Missouri history. As a result, the airport actually sits on a manmade plateau, surrounded by rolling hills. The airport uses the ICAO identifier BBG, however, the airlines use the IATA code BKG. The terminal, hangar, FBO, and cars were added and modified from stock FSX scenery, using the FSX Object Tool, to resemble as closely as possible the actual airport. By Carlyle Sharpe.

Ths is a F104 Starfighter static plane to put in your scenery by the object placement tool. There are 4 models of the F104. This plane was modeled by Guy Diotte.

The Benevento Olivola airport is situated whereas it operated Benevento airport, used, during the second world war, for the maintenance of the MACCHI airplanes. Currently there are ultra light planes with a school of flight. It deals with a small aviosuperficie which can be served like good VFR flights. Taking off, in fact, from the RW 29, of forehead the imposing outline of the Taburno Camposauro appears, while it is raising even more to the right him that thick of the Matese, situated in the Appennino Campano Molisano. The Thick one of the west Partenio separates the Benevento valley from Naples.

Delivered new to Ethiopia in 1976, this aircraft, registered ET-AGD, was used by Count C-G von Rosen to airdrop relief supplies to isolated communities, in Ethiopia, in the late 1970's. Having been stored between 1982 and 1987, it was returned to Sweden taking up its current marks and continuing to to fly with Halle-Hunnebergs Flygklubb in Linkoping. Painted on to John Woodward's MFI-15 model, I have included the default Cessna 172 panel as well as the original panel, as there was no 2D panel included in the original package.