Big Bear, California. Created using rwy12 objects and program. Adds static aircraft, buildings, cars and people. Important landmarks: Big Bear Dam, Observatory.

he elegant Merlin III is a high-performance, pressurized-cabin, twin-engine turboprop airplane. Most often employed as a corporate transport, it usually seats from 9 to 11 (although it's certificated for up to 17 people). Many a young pilot has stepped up from more lowly positions to corporate flying in the right seat of a Fairchild. Model by Mike Stone, Texture By Gustavo La Cruz. No VC.

Further update to Gottfried Razek's Arches Scenery. This file updates Sky Ranch (UT53) ) in Gottfried Razek photo real scenery package. "Arches National Park, Moab (KCNY), Utah, Photo-Scenery" )

Creating Fuel Triggers in FS2004 - an Illustrated Tutorial. Having enough fuel is critical to the succesful completion of any flight. This tutorial will show you how to create invisible Fuel Trigger areas which can be used at any airport. When you place your aircraft in one of the trigger areas (a gate or fueling station) your tanks will be automatically filled. All required files are included and no programming knowledge is needed. If I can do do it, anyone can! Please unzip to a temporary folder of your choice and follow the simple instructions. Compiled in .DOC and .PDF formats for your flying enjoyment by David "Opa" Marshall.

The Tupolev Tu-128 (NATO reporting name Fiddler) was a long-range interceptor aircraft introduced by the Soviet Union in the 1960s. The official designation was Tu-128, but this designation was less commonly used in the West. It was the largest and heaviest fighter ever built. This is the native FSX package LLS posted at Simviation some time ago, now with newly designed and more authentic VC and 2D panels. Thanks to him for his conversion, which made it possible to install a functioning VC. As his choice of the Alphasim Tu-22 VC does not really reflect the real Tu-128 cockpit I've now installed a more realistic one with the pilot and the observer in the rear seat based upon the excellent 2D panel by Sandim of Avsim Rus, so all credit for it goes to him. Additionally, I've added functioning vc light and automatic exhaust smoke and afterburner. All credits go to Dimitry Samborski for the original model, to LLS for the FSX conversion and to Lazerbeak and Y.T. for the extra paints. New VC, 2D panel modification and effects by Michael Pook.

FSX / P3Dv3 Update of Blohm & Voss P.212.03. This was a reaction hunting project German of the end of the Second World War designed by Blohm & Voss for competition urgent hunting. Although he was not chosen in the program, they were beginning to build the prototypes when the war ended and the project had to be abandoned. The P.212.03 was the model presented to the Luftwaffe, which presented an even more elongated structure and tanks of internal fuel with greater capacity (2,100 liters), this time the wings had an angle of 40º and great dihedral. Uniquely, the wings were designed to be manufactured indistinctly from wood, steel or aluminum, and the cockpit was pressurized. With the maximum amount of fuel provided by two 300-liter auxiliary tanks, this aircraft could perform flights of up to four hours. It was foreseen that P.212.03 could carry a great variety of weaponry. Updated Vc, sound, smoke effects, and 3 textures of the Luftwaffe. This is an old FS2002 aircraft updated so has a very basic VC. Thanks to Luft'46 Team and enjoy ...

FSX/PD3 v3-v4 Tempest_MkVIfix This corrects the propturning direction. Replace all files in your Tempest_MkVI\model folder by the new ones. Fix by A.F Scrub .

FS2004-Bristol Blenheim MK IV This model of Bristol Blenheim MK IV , in service with the 431 sqn RAF serial N3688 in Malta with the OADU (Overseas Aircraft Delivery Unit),was captured by the Regia Aeronautica in Pantelleria (Sicily) in sept 1940, due to navigator's mistake Model,texture,vccockpit,panel by F.Giuli. Gauges other authors

Boeing 787-8 in FlyDubai livery, A6-FNA (fictional). Model by TDS (Tenkuu Developers Studio). Textures by Stefan Bree

FSX/FS2004 Heinkel He 59 Floatplane In 1930, Ernst Heinkel began developing an aircraft for the Reichsmarine. The He 59A floatplane prototype paved the way for the He 59B initial production model, of which 142 were delivered in three variants. The Heinkel He 59 was a pleasant aircraft to fly; deficiencies noted were the weak engine, the limited range, the small load capability and insufficient armament. This model depicts a Heinkel He59 B2 of the 3/KurFLGr 106 (Kustenfliegergruppe 106), stationed at Borkum, Nov 1939. Tested in FS2004/FSX/FSX Acceleration, Win7/8.1. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub.