The Saunders Roe SR-A1 was a British single-seat, twin-jet fighter flying boat, developed towards the end of WWII. The package features FSX compatible gauges for the 2D panel, a static vc (non-functional gauges) and smoke effects. Original FS2002/2004 model by Kazunori Ito, new configurations by Michael Pook.

Marsh Harbour, Andros (MYAM) - The Bahamas Marsh Harbour is the third busiest airport in the Bahamas, and now has a new runway, a new terminal, and the addition of a control tower and fire station. Completion of scenery for Marsh Harbour has been delayed since beginning work on the Bahamas' airports due to construction and a long delay in opening the new facilities, which occurred on May 27, 2014. There are currently no plans for opening the control tower, and it is not operational in this scenery. The scenery includes custom scenery objects, placement of library objects and landclass changes. Scenery is based on Google Earth and photos taken locally, and it is optimized for use with UTX-TAC. Some scenery details have changed from what is shown in screenshots included with the installation package. By: Art Poole

CFS1 Tu-4 Bull. The first long-range Russian bomber was the Tu-4. Does it look familiar? It should because the Tu-4 is a "bolt for bolt" copy of the famous Boeing B-29. The Russians reverse-engineered captured B-29s that were forced to make emergency landings in Russian occupied areas. While the crews were allowed to "escape", the B-29s remained behind. Two years later the Tu-4 entered service. Based on Oscar Everitt's B-29 Genie. New Textures and small changes to .Air File by Will Latham. Everything else by Oscar Everitt. 2.2MB

FS2000 USAF Sikorsky S-72 RSRA helicopter(v1.0) Certainly one of the more exotic-looking rotorcraft yet developed. the S-72 helicopter, used to test various integrated rotor and propulsion systems. After the first flight on 12 October 1976, the S-72 completed the first experimental phase in February 1977. The fuselage was entirely new compared with the other models by Sikorsky. It had traditional, airplane-type swept tail surfaces with a five-blade main rotor and five-blade tail rotor. Model features complete moving parts including AD2000 technics. Animated gears, rotors, fans, and control surfaces. Also transparent cockpit. Built by Mario Noriega for the A.C.T. publishing freeware. Repaint by Bob Bongiovanni. 1.4MB

FS2004 HU-16B Albatross German Navy Textures only. These textures are for a HU-16B Albatross, S/N: SC+102, of the German Navy. These textures are for the reworked HU-16 Albatross by M. Verlin and G. Pepper (here). These textures by D. Stewart. 1.1MB

FS2000 Federal Express DC-10-30F. Features maximum moving parts (including elevators, ailerons, rudders, flaps, rotating engine fans, and landing gears and doors), and 12 sided fuselage and engines. Also includes 3d engines and transparent cockpit windows, as well as an accurate FedEx livery. From The Gold2000 Collection. Visual models by Gary Carlson and Bill Alderson. Flight model by Kevin Sison. Fedex livery by The Freeware Works. 99K

Boeing 767-336ER. Registration G-BNWD British Airways 'Ethnic' Tailfin Livery 'Emmily Masanabo' This is an accurate depiction of the real aircraft. It is powered by two Rolls Royce turbofans delivering over 60,000 lbf which are interchangeable with those from a 747 with little work. Thanks to the Project Opensky group and in particular model designers Mitsushi Yutaka and Hiroshi Igami for creating this magnificent aircraft. 3MB

Westland / Aerospatial Puma Armee de L'air Textures for the Puma by Brian Franklin.

This package contains the texture replacement for the Tyndall raptor in the TyndallRaptor.zip labove. Following the original DSB paint scheme the AF year of the plane followed the number. In real life, the AF year precedes the number. This fix corrects that. Thanks for downloading my file. I've included as an extra, Holloman AFB Raptor. (requires the Tyndall Textures above)

FSX St Louis PhotoReal Scenery. This is high resolution, 1 meter/pixel, terrain scenery for St Louis, Missouri (MO). Section, U, is one of 30. A map and descriptions show the section locations and some feature details. This photoscenery is for DAY USE ONLY and will work for any season, but shows only the USGS aerial photo data taken in March 2002. The default FSX mesh works well with this photoscenery and no additional mesh for the area needs to be purchased. The 30 sections of scenery, totalling 2 Gb, contains photoreal terrain textures, encompassing an area bounded by 31.7 E-W and 27.4 N-S miles (about 870 square miles). Each section is independent, but the user may want most or all sections to provide continuity and completeness. By Jim Jones.