FS2000 PFD Glass Gauge PFD Glass Gauge without frames for use with any FS2000 panel. Same style and size as the EHSI Glass Gauge in fsnhsi11.zip. For panel designers, no documentation included. By Peter Beddig. 184K

FS2004 Lost in Space Crash site scenery. Located near Torna Pinacles, California where original location shots were filmed. by Irwin Allen Productions. This scenery includes, seasonal display objects. Optional Mix and match time of day display forcefields, and choice of objects displayed. Optional scenery files for advanced users. Also contains static Jupiter 2, B9 Robot, Force field generator, Laser Drill and Fractional still. Heli pad spawn only. By R.C.Reddin and Ronnie Pendercraft 7.8MB

CFS2/ FS2002 Polikarpov I-16 Tip 6 version 1.0 These Polikarpov I-16 Tip 6 painted as: 1.Lieutenant Wang Shou-Chang, 26th PS, CAF, Hankou area, China, 3rd August 1938 2.Pilot unknown, Baltic Fleet, USSR, August 1941 3.Pilot unknown, FAF Captured, Rompotti, Finland, March 1943 I welcome your comments, Ivan Hsu. 8.5MB

POINT COOK FLYING CLUB CESSNA 150 VH-HVU is from the Point Cook Flying Club, which is located at RAAF Williams Point Cook Airbase (YMPC), Victoria, Australia. Point Cook Flying Club is a subsiduary of the Royal Victorian Aero Club. MODEL-DYMAMICS by GfORCE Team. TEXTURES BY CRAIG COOKE. Thanks to the GFORCE Team to allow me to Repaint this. To see more repaint of mine please visit www.aussim.com or contact me by email listed below. CRAIG COOKE. 1.9MB

FS2004 BAe146-300 v1.0 British World Airlines Textures only for the brand new FS9 model of the BAe146-300 by Jon Murchison, this is version 1 with the 100/200 models to follow along with a VC in later versions. You will need to visit HJG to download the base model and sound pack along with a new 146 panel for this model created By Matthias Lieberecht of The BAe Panel Project. (here) (see docs for details) Textures by Ben Hartmann/ HJG. 2.3MB

Standard FSX splashscreen with the liberty statue and a WB-57F with Nasa textures.

FSX Sikorsky VS-44 Flying Boat. Model of VS-44 NC-41881 "Excambian" restored at New England Air Museum. Model created in 3ds Max for FSX. A flying boat, not an amphibian. Can be flown from land unrealistically using beaching gear. VC includes complete model, with multiple camera views. VS-44 was built in 1942 for American Export Airlines. Contracted for trans-Atlantic service by US Navy and Army through 1944. Returned to civilian service 1945. Two liveries: 1942 Navy camouflage and 1945 AEA civilian colors, as displayed at Museum. By George Diemer.

The Fairey Battle was a British single-engine light bomber designed and manufactured by the Fairey Aviation Company. It was developed during the mid-1930s for the Royal Air Force (RAF) as a monoplane successor to the earlier Hawker Hart and Hind biplanes. This is an FSX panel update for the Fairey Battle MKI featuring both a new VC and 2D panel. Thanks to Edward Cook for the original model and to Yannis Tsetsas for his Greek repaint. New VC and 2D panel by Michael Pook. Smoke effect included.

Remotely fly a Drone (mission aircraft is a Global Hawk) from Vandenberg AFB airport in Lompoc to Edwards AFB airport in Edwards. You will be asked to fly to several airports and spot aircraft as part of this check out flight.

Airfield Lights Toolbox (or AFLT for short) is a comprehensive utility for the creation of standard airfield lights and light arrays for Microsoft Flight Simulator and Prepare3D v1.4 (collectively referred to as "FlightSim") airports. AFLT includes 3D models for the usual airfield light fixtures (runway/taxiway edge and centerline lights, runway threshold/end split lights, obstruction lights and beacons, PAPI/VASIs, wigwags and various approach light configurations) from which you should be able to create just about any airfield light arrangement. AFLT generates complete approach and threshold light arrays (including strobes) based on simple text configuration files. As well, pilot-control of airfield lighting is fully implemented. The light sources in AFLT's light models are BGL_LIGHTs. Unfortunately, P3D Version 2 does not (yet) support BGL_LIGHTs and does not provide any alternative. (We had hoped that v2.1 would have fixed this, but "no joy". Hopefully, Lockheed Martin will see fit to rectify this deficiency.) Consequently, AFLT is only "P3Dv2-ready". ALFT is not a library of airfield lights; it is a utility for creating object libraries and light arrays. A general knowledge of FlightSim scenery file organization and airport design is necessary for its use.