FSX Thanlwin Bridge Mawlamyine VYMM (Moulmein-Martaban) V2.0. The Thanlwin Bridge of Mawlamyine, linking Mawlamyine, the capital of Mon State, and Mottama side, is the longest and largest of its kind in Myanmar (Burma). It is 11575 feet long and has a 28-foot-wide two-lane motorway with the length of two miles, a 14-foot-wide railroad with the length of four miles, and two six-foot-wide walkways on it. The opening ceremony was on February 5, 2005 (Saturday) at 8 am on Mawlamyine bank. This scenery was produced based on pictures of satellites. Many Thanks go to the teams of FSX Planner, SceneGenX, Open Ports Scanner, AFXBgDownloader, FSUIPC and Google Earth. This scenery is only for FSX, for FS2004 please download bridgevymmfs9.zip. By Robby Pauletto. 17K

FS2004 AFS Typhoon F2 RAF 3 Sqn Textures This aircraft is the first Typhoon to be delivered to the RAF in the colours of 3 sqn. it depicts the F2 model Aircraft is the Typhoon by AFS designs here Textures are by UKMIL. 827K

FS2004 RAF Tucano ZF207 Textures only. Based at Cranwell, UK & used for training. Requires the model by RanchoJEN here. By UK Mil Dave Charelton. 790K

FS98/FS2000 Piper PA-34-220T Seneca III light twin. - revised with moving parts. The Seneca series of light twins is the most successful aircraft in its class with seating for six. The Seneca III introduced counter-rotating propellers and a revised interior and control panel. By Dennis Wasnich. 54K

FSX XLOAD F-18D RCAF / AETE. Textures only. This repaint requires the XLOAD F-18D. Repaint by Andy Nott (AGNT)

This is a flyable German WWII Ambulance for CFS1, originaly a 6x6 by Andrew Tremblay.

The Bell P-59 Airacomet was a twin jet-engined fighter aircraft, the first produced in the United States, designed and built by Bell Aircraft during World War II. The United States Army Air Forces were not impressed by its performance and cancelled the contract when fewer than half of the aircraft ordered had been produced. Although no P-59s entered combat, the fighter paved the way for another design generation of U.S. turbojet-powered aircraft, and was the first turbojet fighter to have its turbojet engine and air inlet nacelles integrated within the main fuselage. This an FSX update of the FS9 Kazunori Ito model and my previous FSX update featuring completetely revised panels, interior and virtual cockpit. The focus of this update lies upon the highly authentic look of VC and 2D panel. The panels have been designed according to internet images of the real panel. Thanks to Kazunori Ito for the original model. The model very likely will work in P3D,version3 as well. New panel design and gauge configuration by Michael Pook.

Take off in a Lear Jet initially, from Friedman Meml airport in Hailey, Idaho to Sawtooth Mountain. Then to Weiser Mun airport in a Beech Baron. Change to the Bell Jet Ranger helicopter and fly the governor to HER state capital building.

This upgrade of my DB70 Part 3 BBMF Lancasters was made possible by Jeff Lind of Sydney, Australia who had the xml skills and interest to build a working Flight Engineers Panel using all 6 Lancaster wing tanks. The Lancasters (3) have been set up to simulate, as near as possible, the discusion I had with Flight Lieutenant Tim Dunlop, the BBMF Bomber Leader and Pilot of Lancaster "Thumper III" (KC-A), during a visit to Coningsby on Members Day 2015. The documentation provides an insight into how the BBMF Lancaster is flown in the modern day real world and I request simmers at least try to SIMULATE. Intended for FLYING in Wide View Aspect. Additional guages and updates to existing Plane-Design gauges by Jeff Lind. Trim gauges by Ted Cook. Lancaster paints by Koos van Menen of The Netherlands, UKMIL and an original fs9 Plane-Design paint adjusted for FSX. Concept by Ross McLennan. This upload WILL NOT function in P3D.

Groningen Airport Eelde (EHGG) with extended runway and new apron. Eelde is a civilian international airport near the city of Eelde in the northeastern of the Netherlands. Created by Morten vander Linden