Western Airlines textures for the FSX default DC-3 aircraft by Microsoft/Aces and modified by James Eden and Jon Murchison. These textures require AWESUM4SUM.zip modification to the default FSX DC-3 Textures by Gary Harper.

Kisantekraal is the home for Microlite and Glider training.It's near Malmesbury in the Western Cape. I've given it a "Face Lift" and looks more like Google picture. Hope you enjoy. Ben Sawkins

Ladies and Gentlemen, a new milestone has been reached. The first ever stable freeware A220 for Flight Simulator X with a Virtual Cockpit, is right in front of you. This excellent exterior model is by Camil Valiquette (CamSim), had it not been for Camil's A220 model, this entire project wouldn't be possible. Virtual Cockpit by FAIB, thanks to them. In this release, all bugs have been patched/fixed. Note: This is NOT a part of the BETA program, this is a standalone stable release.

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.

Updated CFS3 Nationality Expansion Kit, Part 17 This package builds on the previous parts of the NEK by correcting the nationality of one of the NEK vehicles, adding the landclass update to allow proper single mission spawning in the areas of the CFS3 map which were previously defined as neutral and adding the medal images for the Free French nationality. Please take a moment to read the included documenation for complete installation instructions. Rick (RCAF_Gunner) Rutherford. 231K

CFS1,CFS2 and FS2002 Nieuport 17, as flown by René Dorme 1917. The Nieuport 17 was One of the most successful WW1 biplane fighters. The highly manoeuvrable "Superbébé" was a larger, improved version of the Nieuport 11. The Nieuport 17 easily outclimbed and outperformed many early German Fighters.This model had a 120Hp rotary engine and a topwing mounted gun. René Dorme got 23 victories, with unit N3, when he was killed in action. New improved model with fully animated moving parts by Stephan Scholz. Sound.cfg by Christoph Ruhtenberg. New texture, Air and Dp file by A.F.Scrub. 2.6MB Update: Nieuport 17 texture enhancement, René Dorme 1917. Enhanced texture.Just replace the Nieu17RD.oaf texture by the new one. A.F.Scrub. 51K

CFS2 Curtiss P-40E Warhawk Version 4 by K. Malinowski and J. McDaniel. The fourth-generation Warhawk is an all-new aircraft with a new panel bitmap, new visual model with repositioned longitudinal axis for better handling, additional detail and animations, revised flight model and damage profiles with additional realism, and revised textures for the Robert L. Scott version. This is a complete aircraft. Please view the readme for information on engine starting, takeoff, and landing. 3.4MB

CFS2 - Sikorsky S-51 - The H-5 was a versión of the S-51 helicopter used by the US Navy since 1946 - Model and paint by Ignacio Alfredo Mendive. 820K

CFS1,CFS2 and FS2002 Nieuport 17, as flown by Charles Nungesser in Escadrille N65 Nungesser became a pilot in March, 1915 and was assigned to Escadrille Voisin 106 at Avord. He then moved up to Nieuport fighters This Nieuport 17 was flown by Charles Nungesser in 1916. He decorated the fuselage of his plane with a heart containing skull, crossed bones, a coffin, and candles. This is the 2gun fighter. Despite terrible injuries, Nungesser achieved ten victories in the battle of Verdun. At the end of the great war, his final score would be 43 enemy planes. New improved model with fully animated moving parts by Stephan Scholz. Sound.cfg by Christoph Ruhtenberg. New texture, Air and Dp file by A.F.Scrub.

FS2000/2 Resized Bell 206 Panel. Hi copter fans! Don't ya HATE the way the default 206b panel fills up the screen? Well here's a fix. For 2K2..the easiest way to install is to DELETE yer panel folder and put this folder in it's place. Yer done, go fly!! For 2K take each item in the 2K folder and overwrite the corresponding item in yer panel folder. .Craig 'tailboom' Snyder. 290K