FS2004 HS Trident 3B British Airways Landor Textures only. Repaint of David Maltby's excellent Trident 3B as G-AWZK (required above) of the Trident Preservation Society in 1994-2001 BA Landor colours. By Toby Vickers. 2.5MB

FS2004/2002 Airbus A320-211 repaint Air Viet Nam (fictional) scheme. Textures only. Required Project Airbus A320-211. By Truong Nguyen. 3.3MB

"Photorealistic" 2D panel for Tim "Piglet" Conrad's great Zlin 50L, that facilitates perfect approaches and three-point landings.

Two other stand alone XML digital OAT indicators for FS2004 and FSX. By Pierre Fasseaux

A new paint scheme for the default aircraft to add some variety to your gates. Whitestar is a subsidiary of Whitestar Adventure Outfitters, and serves to bring clients from around the U.S. to the airports where they can board the Bush aircraft that will take them into the back country. The airline also offers low cost, "No Frills" service for the tourist and business traveler. Repaint by Don Brynelsen using the paintkit created by Lewis Lang.

FSX LATAM Airbus A350-900 V5. This version 5, features more improved and detailed aircraft model, ( image comparison between v5 and v4 inside ), also modifications have been done on both, taxi lights and wing lights. Taxi lights will add new night lighting on main landing gears and wheels and add bleu LED ground lighting effect for each gears. Landing light will add logo lights on winglets, ( more info regarding proper functioning of the night effects in the Read Me FSX ). Version 5, included CamSim's own static displays and Animated Ground Servicing (AGS). 2d panel but no VC. Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette.

The Loire Nieuport was a French dive bomber operated by the French Navy in 1940 and had a significant role in a couple of battles against the German invasion in 1940. This FSX package features a completely re-modelled and enhanced VC and and 2D panel as well as additional gauges in the 2D panel. Model by Patrice Grange, new panel configuration by Michael Pook.

FSX Douglas C-117D United Nations UN-147 repaint textures for the freeware Manfred Jahn and team Douglas C-117D (c117d_v1_beta.zip), which you must have previously installed in FSX. Repainted using Mr. Jahn's Photoshop paint kit templates converted to bitmap and dds for compatibility with freeware paint programs. Saved in 2048x2048 32bit. All hand painted details, including photo real decals. Also includes engine exhaust smoke coordinates which you can add to your "aircraft.cfg" if you wish. A fictional repaint based on paint features seen on several real world UN aircraft, with the number UN-147 on the rear fuselage where the registration number is usually located, which is based on the real world UN aircraft Casa C-212 UN-146, which was operated by the Uruguayan Air Force FAU-531 until it's mountain crash in Haiti in 2009, killing all 11 peacekeepers on board. This UN-147 repaint wears the Uruguayan Air Force markings and flag also, in remembrance of UN-146. Screenshots enclosed. Easy installation. Repaint by Tom Tiedman.

FS2004 Tucker Challenger II The Challenger is rebuilt every year by Tucker's own "POWER Aerobatic Team" and this version of the FS-Challenger reflects the differences that have been made most recently. Obviously the first change was the 1-800-Collect logos were changed to 10-10-220... The challenger also now incorporates a Visual Microsystems VM-1000 "Glass Cockpit" that was installed over the winter season of 1997-98. This was done to save space and weight by getting rid of alot of analog instruments,...and it also leaves MUCH more room for Sean's Aresti cards for use during his performances, By Jason L. Terry. Pitts Flight Dynamics by Mikko Maliniemi, panel by George Csillag.

CFS2 AF=Midway Landing Craft Infantry (Large) 1-350 Class With flat bottoms and only a two-foot draft forward, LCI(L)'s were capable of landing directly on the beach. A stern winch and anchor enabled the LCI to pull itself off the beach and return to its mother ship. Originally thought to be “one trip” expendables, they were not long on habitability or design finesse. The craft turned out to be more robust and survivable than anticipated. The design was revised and, with American input, the conning tower extended upward to provide better visibility, thus producing the first major class – the “square con” or 1-350 Class. There were two major classes of LCI(L) Landing Craft Infantry (Large)'s used by the allies in WWII. The 1-350 Class which this model recreates and there were also two variants of the 351 Class one with the familiar bow ramps and another that utilized a bow door system like the LST's and LSM's used. The 351 Class is my next project. Created with Gmax. 268K