Fs2004 Mi-8T Hinde Helitec YV959C textures only. Requires the model by Vladimir Zhyhulskiy. Textures by Jose Armando Yanez, YV-Repaint's!

This is J.E. Narcizo FS9 Fairchild PT-26 Modified For FSX. The PT-26 was the primary trainer for many WWII pilots. The silver paint scheme of the U.S. Army Training Command is the correct color for the American usage of the PT-26. The Canadian Cornells were painted yellow. Blue and yellow colors were discontinued before all but a very few PT-26s were put into service. The PT-26 used a Ranger air-cooled, in-line engine. Modifications and textures by RDG Aircraft. Aircraft has a New 2D and very basic 3D panel that uses default gauges by RDG Aircraft. Modeled as if it is a modern restored PT-26 with modern gauges and Radio and AP. Includes Pictures and History of the PT-26

FSX Mooney Bravo Blank Textures. This is a Repaint of a Stock Mooney Bravo For Flight Simulator FSX Created as a Blank Texture Project Aircraft . A good starting point for any Mooney Bravo Project Created with easy to use Bit Map Files and easy to follow instructions on how to convert for FSX.. Textures by Mark Rooks of RSDG . 5.2MB

FS2002 AS-322B Super Puma Ejercito Argentino Helicopters is based on the "AS32REP.zip" and is the original design of Dirk E. Fassbender and Bernd Reinsch. The file includes aircraft, panel and sounds with animated parts and virtual cockpit. Designed with FSDS for FS2000 also works in FS2002. Pause button must be pressed to retract and extend landing gear. Repaint by: Ricardo V. Ruffa. 4.3MB

FS2004 T-33A in early Royal Dutch Air Force textures only. The T-33A "T-Bird" joined the Dutch Air Force in the beginning of the fifties and they were operational up until 1972. 63 planes in total, 3 of them being reconnaissance aircraft (RT-33A). The first planes received the exterior decoration for "non combatant aircraft" as it was called then. A yellow band around both wings and a broad yellow band around the rear end of the aircraft. The Dutch Air Force code on the nose was applied in a similar way to that of the USAF and started with TR-1. This was later changed into an "M-" indication and the yellow striping was replaced by the now more familiar "day glow red" markings. This repaint depicts that early decoration of TR-15, a jet trainer of 313 Squadron, Volkel Air Base. Model by Tim Conrad (required here). Repaint by: Jaap de Baare. 2.6MB

FS2002 PRO Dehavilland DASH8-311 Leeward Islands Air Transport LIAT Reg ID: V2-LET Ver 6 With Full Moving Parts, Night Effects and animated textures. Aircraft Design & Artwork by Barry Blaisdell Premier Aircraft Design. 203K

FS 2004 Embraer Brasilia EMB-120 Skippers Aviation Textures only. Skippers Aviation livery texture, registration VH-XUD. Original model and default textures by Eric Cantu. Master paintkit textures by Daniel Halpern and Steve Drabek. Requires original model file here ,by Erick Cantu. This repaint includes a propeller fix and new look for this model. By Juan Ernesto Oropeza. 1.5MB

FS2002 Aircraft: AI friendly gMax created Boeing 707-320 (v1) in Demonstrator livery. This airframe model has 36 sided fuselage and engine nacelles, 24 sided airfoil wing and horizontal stabalizer profiles. Uses stock 747_400 panel and 737_400 sounds. Includes reflective bare metal skin, animated control surfaces, landing gear and rolling wheels, night textures and cockpit with crew by Lou Volland, FDE assistance from Tom Miller. 800K

This package includes three paint schemes for the FS9 version of Tim Piglet Conrad's Pilatus PC-7. The Pilatus n°578 callsign F-ZJAH belonging to the EPNER located at Istres airbase (BA 125). The Pilatus n°579 callsign F-ZJAI belonging to the CEV (French flying test center) located at Istres airbase (BA 125). The other is n°580 callsign F-ZJAJ belonging to the CEV located at the Francazal airbase (BA 101).

FS2004/FSX Phonix D.I WW1 fighter. The Phönix D. I biplane was intended as a replacement for the Hansa-Brandenburg D. I. Although it was produced in smaller numbers (120 D. I, 45 D. II, and 48 D. IIa fighters) than the Aviatik D. I and did not begin entering service until October 1917, the Phönix D-series fighters are generally considered the best fighters designed and produced in Austria-Hungary. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub.