FS2002 British Airways Boeing 777-200, registration G-VIIF. This rendition of the B777 has been completely built from scratch in Gmax and features a 32-sided fuselage and engines; "maintenance mode" featuring opening engine cases, deployable Ram Air Turbine, opening gear bay doors on ground, opening captain's window; virtual cabin (Business Class); folding wings; & a lot more!Original model by Meljet (Melvin Rafi). Repaint By Lewis Lang. 2.9MB

FS2002 FedEx livery for the excellent GMAX B727-200F by Real Flight (Brasil) (download from here). The only GMAX created freighter I've found on the net with opening freight cargo door. The best B727-200F around! *TEXTURES ONLY*. Requires the original Varig Log B727-200F (Variglog_727.exe). Repainted by Dan LaRoque with permission. 662K FS2002 Update for FedEx Real Flight B727-200 freighter (201K)

FSX De Havilland DH.89a Dragon Rapide BEA package. The De Havilland DH.89 Dragon Rapide is a 1930s short-haul biplane airliner. It had up to 8 seats, and proved to be popular with airlines, as 737 were produced. Some experience flights are available on them nowadays, too. This aircraft (G-AHGD) was delivered to BEA in 1946. Model by DG designs, with a fully functional VC and passenger cabin. Textured and Packaged by dbob.

FSX/Accel/FS2004/P3dv3 Package WWI warships part 1 with pilotable- and ai-vessels of the german imperators navy. This comes with the battlecruiser SMS SEYDLITZ from 1912 and the dreadnought battleship SMS KOENIG from 1913. My KOENIG is a reworked and improved version and should replace my modell from January 2015. Both ships has plenty of animations, a 2D and a virtual navigation bridge. More than twenty cameras let you explore the beautyful ships and the virtual decks. Ship and weapon effects are included. The included ai-models are supposed to be used with the great tool "Ai-carriers" or it can be used for traffic files. Part 2 & 3 will follow in early 2019 with boats from USA, Great Britain, Russia and Austria. FSDS 3.5 model made by Erwin Welker

The Boeing 767 American Airlines. Uses default 737 panel and sounds. Without virtual cockpit. By Andreas Meyer - www.afs-design.de

One of the major battles in WWII dealt with the scuttling of the huge German battleship Bismarck. There is also a movie about it. A fortunate torpedo hit at the stern of the Bismarck was made by an out-dated Fairey Swordfish, torpedo bomber, bi-plane that rendered the battleship's steering gear inoperable. The Swordfish took off from the aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal. This mission is more-or-less aimed at simulating that event. You will need: Downloads of the Bismarck, a Swordfish torpedo bomber bi-plane, & the Ark Royal carrier are required.

FSX/P3D San Antonio KSAT 2015 version 1. Created for FSX and P3d. Includes custom made terminal buildings. This is version 1 - more revisions will come. Includes static aircraft from faib, aia, and tds.

This Airport was updated by Google Maps and Airport Diagram. Adds lots of new Parking Spots and Runway Fixes. Also fixes all new runway numbers. Does not impact Frame Rates.

CFS2 AF=Midway Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel This package contains the boat that put the Higgins in what people most commonly refer to as the Higgins Boat. Over 20,000 of these small craft were used by the allies. It was these boats that made the D-Day landings at Normandy, the Marshalls, Tarawa, Iwo Jima, and hundreds of lesser-known places possible. Without Higgins' uniquely designed craft there could not have been a mass landing of troops and material on European shores or on the beaches of the Pacific islands, at least not without a tremendously higher rate of Allied casualties. I have included two versions, one with the .30 Cals and one without. Use one or both, I've packaged them both as complete ships for ease of installation. You can also rename it and replace what CFS2 calls the USS Landing Craft Infantry, which is incorrect as the LCI was a much different ship. 267K

FS2004 PSS Concorde splash screen. This is a picture of the PSS concorde just a few seconds after take-off By Matthew Przekop. 567K