FS2002 Pro N3N-1 Canary. PT17 Stearman Float. In 1934 the Naval Aircraft Factory was given the task of manufacturing a new primary trainer designed by the U.S. Navy. Following successful tests this neat little biplane trainer was built in both landplane and seaplane versions. The N3N seaplanes, when retired in 1961, were the last biplanes to be used in U.S. military service. This model features full moving parts 32bit textures, and Dynamic Virtual Cockpit. Aircraft by Steven Grant. 1.8MB

FS2002 Dassault Mirage IIIRS Swiss Air Force, R-2103 The subject of this repaint, R-2103, became the first Mirage IIIRS to reach 3000 hours flying time. To commemerate this operational milestone, the port side (only) of the fin was painted with a large 10 Squadron badge. This special paint scheme has been retained throughout the remainder of the aircraft's carreer. Original design by Denis da Silva and Daniel da Silva Oliveira, Repaint by Frank Safranek, Flight model by Jason Ashworth. 811K

FS2002 Pro CAF Lockheed CC-130E Hercules Canadian Air Force Tail Number 130320 Part of 8th Wing - Trenton. From delivering supplies to the high Arctic (CFS Alert) to airlifting troops and equipment world-wide, 8th Wing is the heart of Canada's air mobility forces. With full moving parts including animated rear ramp. FS2002 Std Users can use this plane by changing the panel to one of the C130 panels available. Design and Paint by Barry Blaisdell (PAD) Flight Dynamics by Jens Borgstroem (DA). 187K

FS2002, Lockheed T33 A "Shooting Star" Royal Dutch Air Force. This model is a reproduction of the famous american aircraft trainer. Here is an example textured to represent an aircraft of Royal Dutch Air Force. The M-40,serial 55-4962, was delivered to the Dutch Air Force on 4 march 1957 and crashed on 20 february 1967, at that time serving with TVO (Transit Flight Training) at Woensdrecht AFB in the Netherlands. The 3D model made with FSDS, features full moving parts, airbrake , recessed wheel wells, nose wheel steering and pilots in a virtual cockpit. File contains also a dedicated panel. Visual Model by Massimo Taccoli. Textures by Gerardo Taccoli Original Air file and panel by Bruce Thorson. Original bitmap panel by Phil Perrot. 1.9MB

FS2004 RAF Jaguar GR3 6 SQN 2005 Farewell Textures only. These textures depict the RAF JAGUAR OF 6 SQN XZ112, which is painted the the 2005 anniversary colours Requires the APdesigns Jaguar here. UKMIL. 1.7MB

FS2000 Pitts S-1S Special The Pitts is fully aerobatic with structural limits of +6 and -3 G's. The S1-S achieved its finest moment during the 1972 World Aerobatic Championship in Salon de Provence, France. Charlie Hillard used the Pitts unique characteristics to perform his signature "Torque Roll," a delayed tail slide where the aircraft continues to roll while falling backward. His four minute freestyle performance earned his and America's first World Championship (also the only time a biplane won the World Championships). Includes instrument panel, full moving parts, virtual cockpit with transparent floorwindow . By Mikko Maliniemi. 401K

FS2004/2002 Panel & CFG Update for Dave Garwood's Grob Tutor (here) Positions the gauges in their acual place on a real Tutor cockpit + adds a second 'right hand side' view cockpit to allow you to fly from both sides of the aircraft. (Also adds more realistic cockpit insrtuments including Airspeed Indicator & G-metre) By Tom Moger. 1.1MB

FS2004 Airbus A319 United Airlines old colors Textures only. This is a repaint of the CSI A319's sweet model (required here). Repaint done by Nick Slobidsky. 1.5MB

FS2004 Vickers VC 10 1101 BOAC/Air Ceylon Textures only. Many BOAC aircraft flew on short term leases with slightly modified BOAC livery. G-ARVH shows off the Air Ceylon version. Requires the VC 10 1101 model by David Maltby here: Repaint Garry Russell. 546K

FS2004 SGA DC10-30 Japan Air Systems Textures. This is a repaint of SGA's updated DC10-30. These are texture files only & require DC-10-30 Passenger (here). The base package is needed in order to use. This is a repaint of the -30 in Japan Air Systems colors. Many many thanks to Taiki Aramaki for his help with the Japanese logos. Repaint by Joe Lehrmann. 1.8MB