FSDS v2 X-35B Project. For anyone who wanted to know how it was done or liked the original but feel that bits could be better/different or even if you didn't like the original and want to redo the whole thing but not have to workout that nozzle!! Colin Thwaites. 2.5MB

FS2004 Mitilini Odysseas Elytis, Lesbos, Greece 2004 .Mitilini 2004 scenery for Flight Simulator 2004 (not tested in 2002). This time, I did something different: I've designed many objects by myself. Mitilini is the capital of the island Lesbos in Greece, very close to the Turkish border. Read readme carefully before touching any other files in here. Have fun! :) . By Nils Lips. 5.3MB

CFS2/ FS2002 Polikarpov I-16 Tip 5 version 1.0 The Polikarpov I-16 Tip 5 painted as: 1.Lieutenant Liu Chi-Sheng, 21st PS, 4th PG, CAF, Wuhan area, China, 31st May 1938 2.Kapitan Gubenko Anton Alexeyevich, Russian Volunteer Group, CAF, China, 18th July 1938 3.Pilot unknown, 12nd IAP VMF-KBF(Baltic Fleet), USSR, August 1937 4.Manuel Fernandez, Morales y Zarauza, 4a Escuadrilla, Spain, 14th August 1938 5.Pilot unknown, Captured by Spanish Nationalist, Grupo IW, Madrid-Cuatro Vientos, Spain, 1939 I welcome your comments, Ivan Hsu-archi. 12.5MB

FS2004/2002 Eclipse Airways 777-200LR Description This is a Boeing 777-200LR repainted by Kyle Schurb for Eclipse Airways. This aircraft repaint uses the MelJet model. This model includes dynamic reflection, opening doors, engine maintenance, and full moving parts. 5.1MB

Guatemala in very mountainous, some call it the "Switzerland of Central America". Full of Volcanoes and mountains cover the whole country, the Western Part particularly so. I have "made up" some pretty hairy "airfields" where you can just go and risk your "Cyber neck"---- Since Bush Pilots do their own navigation most of the time and fly in some rugged areas I decided NOT to make a MISSION for FSX, but rather leave the flying to each pilot. maybe you can have a Risky Weekend flying the dangerous skies of Guatemala!!!!!!!! You will find some fields "going uphill!!!" and others on " top of a leaning hill"......sweet hu?????...you should clean and shine that Super Cub, Porter, Auster, or similar or if you really want to have sweaty palms and a running stomach...try the Cessna 182 or 206!!!!! If you really want to hear the "razzle dazzle" of your knee bones as you push pedals try some of these fields at Dusk!!!! and if you want that sweet little piece of loving girl you got as co-pilot to shout her beautiful chest out and cause a sonic boom as you land try getting to some of these field at Night!!!!...Yup!!! some are lighted!! or something like that (??)..... Don't gas up the machine to the top...fly light!!!!

Originally for FS2002, then FS2004. Now available as P3DV4 (no PBR) native taking advantage of specific features such as bump mapping, specular mapping and self shadowing. Converted using Model Converter X. By Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations

The Yakovlev AIR-7 was a prototype Soviet high performance light aircraft of the 1930s. It was a two-seat single-engined monoplane, which demonstrated excellent performance during testing. This is a panel update for the Yak Air-7 Racer by A. F. Scrub. The package features both a new enhanced VC and 2D panel with re-organized gauges. The aircraft has colored smoke effect as contrails (red and white), but as an option you can choose from five different colors. The readme text describes how to do it. Original model by A. F. Scrub, new panel design and configuration as well as new smoke effect configuration by Michael Pook.

Scenery Patch for LFQA Reims-Prunay (France). Corrects wrong taxiway signs, removes and relocates the static aircraft on the cargo parking, adds an helicopter near the Heli-Champagne hangar, new fuel trigger now connected to the taxiway network. Requires lfqa_fsx.zip. By D. Bur

Algerian Air Force textures for the IRIS Mig-29 Fulcrum. By lotfi ABDELGHANI

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