Textures only for the IRIS Tornado GR4 package. Something similar is available from another offering but it just didn't do justice to the depicted plane as that model had glaring imperfections that made it look 'unfinished'. I have however spent much time to ensure that I give you the best possible texture set for the aircraft in question, I had to improvise much here and there to make things work as far as the camouflage pattern is concerned, and I trust that you'll enjoy it as much as I do. Also compatible with P3d up to V3 (Not v4)

FSX Features for pilotable WWII IJN battleship Ise. This prewar ship in the modernized upgrade from 1941 is a detailed CFS2 AI ship from Usio No Ibuki. This add-on is converted to FSX and provides a pilotable ship with a navigation bridge as 2D-panel, VC-views and many special effects. Twenty camera views let you explore the ship. Included are the options to show a sviweled main gun turret or you can set a Nakajim Dave floatplane onto the catapult. 2D-Panel, FSX/VC-conversion and effect configuration by Erwin Welker.

FS2004/FSX Piedra Del Penol scenery. Includes only the monolitic rock located at the municipality of Guatape, northeast of Medellin, Antioquia, Colombia. By LIBARDO GUZMAN G.

Fighting Eagles #1 Textures for Iris Freeware F-22. Requires the Iris F-22 updated for FSX

KOGD - Ogden-Hinckley Airport in Ogden Utah has had some changes to runways, taxiways and some new facilities. I have updated the default airport to reflect these. Major changes include reduced runway length of runway 7-25, extended taxiway A to parallel runway 3-21, addition of Kemp Jet Center and modification to Instrument Approaches. Also added some parking and helipads. All editing was done by Andy Haws with the use of Airport Design Editor 9x.

RNAS Trincomalee Version 1 By Daniel "GZR_Crop1/Crop_335th" Mobbs 08/03/01 History RNAS Trincomalee was orginaly built as RAF China Bay, and handed over to the Fleet Air Arm in November 1944, it was home to 733 Squadron with Supermarine Seafires (Navalised Spitfires) and also host to Fairely Fireflys, Supermarine Sea Otters, Walruses for Air Sea Rescue, Vultee Vengances and Fairley Burracudas. It also played host to RAF DeHavaland Mosquitos and Beufighters of 45 squadron at various times. As with most aspects and the British campaing against the Japanease in the Far East details are hard to come. The layout of the base is completely imaginary and inspiresd by an article in the July 2000 edition of Flypast magazine entitled Staying In Control by Able Seaman John Lindop about his time at Trincomalle between late 1945 and Novemeber 1947 when the base was closed. 1MB

World Trade Center add-in Option: This scenery addon for Flight Simulator fills in that unsightly gap in the middle of Lower Manhattan. Not only does it replace the twin towers, but it adds the plaza, the other Trade Center Offices, & the Marriot Hotel. All textures are custom-made. At night the Center can be seen from up to 40 kilometers (15 miles) away. I have excluded 7 WTC because a new building is going to replace it. When they release the design I will create a separate file for it. Name not supplied. 129K

FS2002 scenery enhancement for Antarctica. Features fictional airstrips and navaids for 23 real life stations. Includes an A/FD. By Bill Freeborn. 2MB

FS98/FS2000 JointStar E-8. The aircraft has a 14 sided fuselage and 12 sided engines. And the paint is as acurate as possible Notes: This Aircraft is designed to be a link between the Army gournd forces and the Airbone forces of the Air Force. Base on the venerable 707 air frame. This aircraft is modeled after the aircraft at Warner Robins AFB GA. Designed at Painted by Ken Blanks. 432K

FS2000 Alpine Aviation livery Maule MT-7-235 Super Rocket w/Floats and M-7-235C Orion w/wheels twin pack: These M-7 aircrafts are known around the world as the workhorses of the Maule line. With their fast cruise speeds and slow stall speeds, the M-7s are ideal for the bush country. These repaints depict a real charter service serving the Yukon Territory, and were designed to compliment the scenery package, "Yukon Charter Services" by Dave Erickson. Original aircrafts by Steven Grant. Panel by Matt Garry with modifications by David Giles, Steven Grant, and Dave Erickson. Repaints by Dave Erickson. 3.2MB