FS2004 Kawasaki Ki-10 single seat fighter. One of the last biplanefighters to enter service with the Japanese Imperial Army Air Force in 1936. It saw service in China and trainer service in WW2. Code name Perry. Model file, airfile, DP, and textures by Thicko DP edited by sandydog. Panel by Marty. 2MB

FSDyn! Version 1.0 - Dynamic Scenery Creator Freeware tool for the creation of dynamic sceneries. All in three simple steps!. Dinkit libraries compatible. Only for FS2002 Complete help and instructions for each step included. By Ariel Cimino. 3.6MB

FS2002 Pro only Baron 58 RTW 2003 Panel V2.1 Version 2.1 of a panel for the default Beechcraft Baron 58. Icludes alternative configuration for those who have FSD's latest FDE update installed. Upgrades over Version 2.0 as follows: New Fuel gauge bezels and backgrounds Blue Flap light now working for FSD's Twinprop FDE users New night lighting New electronic door switch with flashing warning light Aircraft Registration gauge colour coded to the radio stack and turns off when panel power fails Annunciator Test light switch added illuminating all annunciator warning lights Yoke ATC and Autopilot buttons now move when clicked and Autopilot warning light replaced with smaller red version Taxispeed gauge lights and numbers are now self-illuminating and the whole gauge now turns off when the panel does New ATC radio in the Garmin stack with colour coded buttons Several bitmap improvements New Starter Switches ASI tas bezel now rotates in the correct direction By John Consterdine. 1.8MB

C141 Panel For FS2002 only, highly realistic,based on phtos from C 141-M. It uses C-141 default and XML Cauges. by Pasquale Rinaldi. 2.9MB

FS2004 Update for Boeing 757-200 by Mike Stone (required here). I have redone all the contact points and added the rest of the wheels, moved the white nav light, and updated the flight dynamics. Bob Chicilo. 66K

FS2004 Boeing 707-436 BOAC 'Golden Speedbird' early Textures only. The ill-fated G-APFE is seen here in the second livery worn by the type in BOAC service. This aircraft encountered severe clear air turbulence near Mount Fuji shortly after take off from Tokyo. The crew decided to fly closer than normal to give the passengers a good look at the mountain and broke it up in mid air. The aircraft was the first of only two BOAC/BA Boeing 707's to be lost in service and was still wearing this livery at the time of the crash in March 1966. Requires Boeing 707 420 Version 5.0 model by The Historic Jetliner Group (here): Repaint Garry Russell. 2.8MB

Abacus A319-100 Air Canada Textures only. Requyires the payware Abacus A319.

Some color for Edward Cook's lovely little DH. Don trainer. 3 'what if' schemes, just for fun, not purporting to be any specific aircraft, but entirely plausible;had the Don seen series production.A camoflaged RAF hack in 'Sand and Spinach',a Target Tug striped machine, and a post-war RN trainer. A great aeroplane for buzzing along VFR low and slow over the English countryside on a sunny september afternoon.Requires Edward Cooks DH.93 Don V.02. For FSX/FS2004

FSX 35 textures Pack for the Dodosim B206 : Coca; Redbull; Jaguar; France television; Patrouille de France; Armee de l'air; Canon; Samu;samu2; UPS; Police; Douanes (Customs); Sexpistols;H Heineken .. lady; Loxos & civil versions

The Tupolev Tu-2 was a twin-engine Soviet high-speed daylight and frontline bomber aircraft of World War II. She was tailored to meet a requirement for a high-speed bomber or dive-bomber, with a large internal bombload, and speed similar to that of a single-seat fighter. Designed to challenge the German Junkers Ju 88, the Tu-2 proved comparable, and was produced in torpedo, interceptor, and reconnaissance versions. This is an FSX update for the FS2004 model designed by Shessi and Chris Lampard of SOH with thoroughly modified VC and 2D panels as well as improved flight dynamics for FSX. Weapons and exhaust smoke added. Credits go the Shessi and Chris Lampard for the original aircraft and to Erwin Welker for weapon configuration, for the new 2D panel configuration and new camera views. New VC design and instrument configuration by Michael Pook.