Royal Aircraft Factory SE5a for Combat Flight Simulator 2 Multi res model made using Flight Sim Design Studio 2 by Stuart Green Regarded as one of the great fighter aircraft of WW1, the SE5a had a reputation for strength and as a stable gun platform. Model depicted here is Hispano Suiza powered SE5a B189 No. 40 Squadron Spring 1918 dp file by Fred Green Sound files Mike Hambly. 2.4MB

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

FS98 Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder. File size 400411 Update V Strakul

FS2004 Douglas DC-3 Four Fuel Tank Conversion Kit The default FS2004 DC-3 is configured for three fuel tanks, whereas by design the C-47/DC-3 had four from which to draw. Many airlines using the DC-3 commercially blanked off, removed or never installed one tank in order to maximise payload; they were usually operating shorter routes than were typical of the C-47 in military service, This conversion kit gives the option of restoring the aircraft to four-tank configuration, giving greater range for long duration flights. Offering realistic fuel management, this option can replace your default configuration or, alternatively, add four-tank aircraft to your DC-3 collection. Note that this file will only be of use to those pilots who like to set up fuel and payload properly before a flight; pilots using default FS settings of maximum fuel and full payload will find that the aircraft is over maximum takeoff weight in this configuration. By Dave Bitzer and Mark Beaumont. File name: DCA_4TK.ZIP. 878K

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 Supermarine Walrus Update. This is an update for FS 9 of the Supermarine Walrus by Mike Stone (here). I have updated the flight dynamics, changed the touchdown effect, changed the water effect, added a nav/GPS switch and icons to the panel, added a trim gauge, corrected the positions of the beacon and nav light switches, eliminated the need for the radio bit map, and changed the lights to the smaller ones. Bob Chicilo. 78K

FS2004 C130 in RAF Desert Textures only. This is a repaint of the Lockheed C130 (required, here) by Mike Stone. Repaint by Andy Nott of Anglo-Virtual Aviation. 199K

FS2004 Fairchild PT26 RCAF. This aircraft, "Shug," is based on a PT-26 (N79109) (Serial No. FX-189) owned by Hank Avery, and operated out of Silver Creek Airport (NC52) in Morganton, North Carolina, USA. This is the entire aircraft, nothing else is needed. Original model by J.E. Narcizo. Includes a custom panel based on the one in the actual aircraft. By Dalton Walters. 4.4MB

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

FS2004 Beechjet 400A Update. This is an update for FS 9 of the Beechjet 400A by Chuck Dome (required here). I have updated the flight dynamics, added toggle icons to the panel, changed the size and/or position of some windows, and added a new fs2x_WAAS GPS Gauge V2.0 by Don Kuhn. Bob Chicilo. 238K