Fw190A-8 of JG54. The famous Bully Lang flying number 7. Repaint/Standalone conversion by Tom Stovall. 1.3MB

CFS2 A-6E Intruder 'PROMO'. All weather, two seat, subsonic, carrier-based attack aircraft. Full animation, Full night lighting (Military), Nose wheel steering, Arresting Hook and FS2K .air file. Carrier landable as accurate as can be using the (/) Spoiler key to stop. Original aircraft :Rick Sasala Repaint by :Matt H. 692K

GMax JU 86 Project. 795K

FS2004/2002 - RAAF Bae Hawk T1 2005 Display Textures only. This Is A Repaint Of The DSB British Aerospace Engineering Hawk T1 (required here) In 2005 Display Colors. This Model Has All Moving Surfaces, Reflective Texures And Virtual Cockpit. Original Fsds Design By Mikko Maliniemi - Modelling By Dsb Design, panel By Dsb Design. Repainted By James Gibney. 382K

FS2004 De Havilland Chipmunk - WP962 RAF Museum Textures Only. This aircraft currently resides in the RAF Museum In Hendon, London In this scheme. Requires Rick Piper's Chipmunk here. By Ben Hartmann of UKMIL repaints. 1.4MB

FS2004 A320-100 CFM British Airways Landor livery, registration G-BUSC. The Project Airbus A320 offers a wide range of features, many of which are XML controlled, such as pressurisation outflow valve, ground spoilers, pack outlest that open different amounts due to temperature, idle reversers, parallel bogies, dynamic jetwash, dropping surfaces, opening doors, custom lighting, dynamic shine, wing views, accurate landing gear. Model design by Andy Warden, flight dynamics by Peter Binamira, base textures by Demetris Themistocleous and Alessandro Savarese. Tested by Alexander Kvitta and Thomas Ruth. Repainted by Dickson Chan. Livery by Ben Jones. 9MB

FS2004 Embraer ERJ 170 Aero Atlántico Airlines. DXT3 bitmap textures with alpha reflections. Model by Dreamwings. 5.4MB

Mil Mi8 Croatian Air Force textures for the Vladimir Zhyhulskiy Mi8 model. Repaint by Zsolt Beleznay.

This is a repaint (textures only) of Eugene Heyart's Stratojet Albatross, file name sj_alb_2.zip available here: http://www.simviation.com/fs2004jets145.htm. This is freeware only and can not be added to the original file without express permission from Eugene Heyart. Thanks to Eugene for his excellent work.

The first JRM-1 (BuNo 76819), the "Hawaii Mars", was completed in late June 1945 and flown several times before being christened and launched on 27 July 1945. Before testing was completed the Hawaii Mars was lost on 5 August 1945. The present Hawaii Mars operating out of Port Alberni (Sproat Lake) as part of Flying Tankers Inc., was delivered April 23, 1946, as part of the last four remaining JRM's which were bought by the British Columbia forest industry to fight forest fires, The Marianas Mars was lost on 23 June 1960 when the Captain disregarded the spotter plane and attacked a fire directly uphill. The Winter of 1962 claimed another Mars, the Caroline. She was tethered to the ramp at Patricia Bay when Hurricane Frieda hie. Frieda tossed the big boat about as if it was a toy, and by morning she laid bent and broken, her flying days over. The owners of the last two remaining JRM's in the world are looking to sell the giants, as operating costs, and spare parts get harder to find. On Sunday April 15 it was announced in the Victoria "Times Colunist" that the planes had been sold by Timber West to Coulson Aircrane Ltd. of Port Alberni. The model is by Peter Hall using FSDS 3.0. (my first attempt at modeling an aircraft). The Flight Dynamics for this aircraft were written by Bob Chilico, Windsor, Ontario. Sounds: For this first release I have included the DC-3 sounds. You candownload a really nice set of heavy radial engine sounds by Des Braban,from "fltsim.com" or Avsim. Please read his readme file for a description of the sounds. I really like them. The panel was developed by Mike Stone for his Boeing 314 Clipper, and looks good in the Mars. Just make sure that you copy the "b314" and the "Douglas_DC3" zip files (included in the panel folder) to your main gauges folder. Thanks to Jens B. Kristensen for putting me straight on Polygon smoothing groups.