McDonnell-Douglas DC-9-32 Aeropolix, registration YV0618, a fictional repaint for the project in progress Aeropolix-Parque Tematico. This project will the be the first attemp in its kind in Venezuela, with some real planes. Textures only for the payware SkySimulations DC-9-32 model (payware package). Look at http://www.skysimulations.com/ for detailed info. By Juan Ernesto Oropeza.

FSX/Acceleration/FS2004/P3dV3 Nissan Pathfinder Military SUV. This models despicts the German version used by the "Feldjaeger", the military police of the German forces. The animations can be controled using a police feature switch console which allows to turn on the blue strobe lights, a toggling text display, a Stop board comes together with a patrolling soldier and an opening tail door. The car has a photorealistical 2D panel and a matching VC. The FDE and the police effects are made by Mitsuya Hamaguchi (Hama), the other effects and lights are made by Pierre J. Carosin. The FSDS 3.5 models with panels are made by Erwin Welker.

This package contains the model Planet Earth and texture high quality 4096 x 2048 px LibraryObject name: planeta-tierra-by-juan30005 GUID: ( 0 ) da2b6606-c29e-4051-ae5e-093c3d5f0a85 install model: copy content. Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Addon Scenery\ scenery and texture. add the model to scenery with: Object Placement Tool , save scenery file (.xml) agrega el modelo al escenario usando: Object Placement Tool compila en bgl con "BGL Compiler SDK" Watch this video, this teaches you how to add the models of the scenery Tutorial FSX: efectos y object placement tool https://youtu.be/W1KCvqQja4Y

In 1945, the German Air Ministry requested new designs for a new generation of jet fighters such as the Horten Ho 229 and Focke Wulf Ta 183. One of these designs was the Heinkel He P.1079. The initial design, known as the P.1079A, was a V-tail night fighter with wings that featured a 35 degree sweepback.The second and third designs were flying wings with a single vertical fin which replaced the V-tail of the P.1079A. The P.1079.B2 was a completely tailless flying wing. None of the three designs were ever produced, with development work ceasing at the end of World War II. This is an update of the Nightfighter, originally designed by Andreas Becker. The focus of this update lies upon the panels,now featuring mostly German gauges to give them a more authentic appearance, being that this aircraft was a German design. In adition, tha VC has been entirely reworked and now contains some more gauges. All credits go to Andreas Becker for the original model, new panel updates by Michael Pook.

FS2004/FSX Yak-3 Lighter and smaller than the Yak-9 but powered by the same engine, the Yak-3 was a forgiving, easy-to-handle aircraft loved by both novice and experienced pilots and ground crew as well. It was robust, easy to maintain, and a highly successful dog-fighter. It was used mostly as a tactical fighter, flying low over battlefields and engaging in dogfights below 4 km (13,000 ft). Tested in FS2004/FSX/FSXacceleration. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub.

Updated textures for the PAD Fokker 70 KLM. The texture is now updated, and closer to the real aircraft. Repainted by: Mees Jansen.

FSX Added views for the Boeing 717-200 from Alejandro Rojas Lucena and Microsoft and the revised package from David Robles. Nine external and four VC-cameras show the best sides of the excellent FS-model with the very detailed ground vehicles. Camera configuration by Erwin Welker

FS2004/FSX aircraft engine monitor XML gauge for single engine aircraft. Resembles digital panels by JPI, EI and Insight which replace several analog gauges. Includes horizontal and vertical layouts, with versions for fixed-pitch and constant-speed props, turboprop singles, and the Aviatt Husky. Add it to any panel and as a popup. Instructions included. By Bob Kellogg

The Ultra Hawk 1 is based on a Japanese Animation series. The package features four different models, FSX compatible gauges and a new basic VC.

X-Plane 10.22 Convair B-58A Hustler v2.0. The aircraft reaches Mach 2 at 43,000 feet of altitude. Takeoff and approach to the 200. The virtual cockpit does not require much explanation, but do take a look at small PDF included. By depas57.