FS2004 Pilatus PC-6 Porter Repaint Kit This is my paint kit for use with Don Moser's Pilatus PC-6 Porter . Files are in PSP8 format as well as PSD format (Photoshop). Requires dmporter.zip (here) By Chris Coarse. 2.1MB

FS2004 Manual/Checklist De Havilland DH-104 Dove. In PDF-format as a booklet. From "cold" - Pre Start - Startup - Before Taxi - Taxi - Before Takeoff - Takeoff - Climb Out - Cruise - Descent - Approach - Landing - Taxi To Ramp - Shutdown - Securing Aircraft - to "cold". Based on the "De Havilland DH-104 Dove" aircraft by Derek Palmer, Rick Piper, Brian Withers, Brian Gibbs, Dave Booker, Tom Everitt, Garry Russell, Dave Eckert and panel by Saverrio Maurri. Freeware by Werner Schott. 1.1MB

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

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

FS2004/2002 Boeing 777-200ER Worldliner House Colors. Model by Meljet. Textures Zak Woodman. 7MB

This is the same model as the earlier G50 with a full cockpit added, higher tail and spinner removed. This aircraft was one of the best fighters used by Nationalist forces in the Spanish Civil War. Model by William Dickens Airfile by Pedro Paulo Rezende, altered by W. Dickens Panel by Pedro Paulo Rezende Paint Scheme adapted by W. Dickens Prop Textures by Kelticheart Engine from Dave Eckert Source

Welcome to Omarama Airfield, situated 10 nautical miles West-North-West of the Benmore Hydro Dam, in the Mckenzie Country region of the South Island of New Zealand. Omarama is also known as the Glider Capitol of New Zealand. The scenery also includes a representaion of the entire town of Omarama. Requires some EZ Scenery Object Sets ( see INSTALL instructions for details).

Lets make Gatwick Great Again!! The default Ai Built Terminal structures are terrible, so im developing this free version at Nexus Mods

All files complete with base texture. This is the CVW-2 bundle for FSX representing the air wing from 2018. This is a large sized file. Enjoy if you like. VFA-2 Bounty Hunters (FS KBT F/A-18F), VFA-137 Kestrels (VRS F/A-18E), VFA-192 Golden Dragons (VRS F/A-18E), VFA-34 Blue Blasters (FSXBA F/A-18C), VAQ-136 Gauntlets (FS KBT EA-18G), VAW-113 Black Eagles (Abacus E-2C), HSC-4 Black Knights (Abacus UH-60), HSM-78 Blue Hawks (Abacus SH-60).

Hawaiian Airports Part 2 This scenery features the airports at PHJR John Rodgers Field, PHBK Barking Sands, NPS Ford Island and PHNG Kaneohe Bay. All runways, aprons, taxiways and buildings have been repositioned to their correct locations, and include custom textures based on photographs of the real airports. The scenery features many animated objects including people, aircraft, animals, waves, cars, trucks and many more. Full night textures with light maps are included. All the scenery files have been sub-divided so they can be switched on or off according to user preference. It has been designed for, and tested in DX9 and FSXA only. The airports include sloped flattens so they can also be used with high density mesh. These airports have long runways and can easily cater for the 'heavies', PHJR now acts as a backup to the main airort at PHNL Honolulu. Runway 04 at PHNG is a real challenge, and requires a 90 degree turn under the mountains. Please enjoy, and I hope you like my scenery as much as I enjoyed building it. George Keogh