FS2002 New Panel for Aerospatiale SA316B Alouette III Sécurité Civile V2.0 New panelsystem for realistic helicopter flying feautures fotorealistic 2D panel for high-resolution 1280x960 with all views around. It also works fine with lower resolutions. The textures are reworked by Walter Myers. You see the customized gauges in the views forward, forward up, forward down and forward left. Move your coolie-hat to change the views! The Version 2.0 feautures a new freeview-panelsystem based on the minipanel by Microsoft typing the "W"-key. You can see all the panelviews like the normal panel, but you have better views forward, forward up and forwar down. I caled this new panelsystem the "FREEVIEW-PANEL". Now you can make better landings, hoovering and enjoy the view on your scenery. New: to keep the download size so small as possible, you will find a link in the Readme_important.txt to a website containing a complete description of this new cockpit!This file contains the panel and the gauges. Best to use with: alouSC01.zip for the aircraft and alousn01.zip for the sound. (both here) By Peter Salzgeber, SWISS HELICOPTER DESIGN GROUP. 3.6MB

FS2002/FS2004 Shorts S.A.4 Sperrin. The Short SA.4 "Sperrin" was a British jet bomber design of the early 1950s built by Short Brothers and Harland of Belfast, popularly abbreviated "Shorts". The exact requirements included a weight of 140,000 lb, the ability to fly to a target 1,739 miles distant at 500 knots from altitudes of 45,000-50,000 ft and be simple enough to maintain at overseas bases. This request would be the foundation of the V-bombers. The design known initially as SA.4 and later as the "Sperrin" had more in common with the Second World War designs than the new jet age. It first flew in 1951. By Kazunori Ito. 1.8MB

Cessna 172 Professional Air. Escuela de Aviacion, Lima, Peru. Original default aircraft repainted by Alfonso Patron. 1.9MB

FS2002 PRO DHC6-300 Twin Otter Yeti Airlines - Nepal Reg_ID: 9N-AET Fly through the Himalayan Mountains in this ALL NEW Rev 6 aircraft. A/C Design: Barry Blaisdell Paint & Night Effects: Bob May Premier Aircraft Design. 207K

FS2002/2004 Cessna 182S Purple and Gold Textures for use with the default Cessna 182S in a Purple and Gold paint Scheme. Repaint by Don Brynelsen. 2.5MB

FS2004 Dauntless D1 Experimental Turbo Prop Sport Plane. This is a composite design study featuring seating for a total of 8 passengers, contra rotating props, a single Pratt and Whitney turbine for propulsion, retracting landing gear, opening sky stair, virtual cockpit, illuminated instrumentation when in VC mode, wheel chaulks and pitot cover flags with 'Wing Fold' command, and data on flight and the custom panel layed out in the Manual. This package comes with two complete color schemes of either browns or blues including interior fabrics. Also note two variations of prop models, one being the new experimental sub-sonic. This package has a paint kit and a custom sound pack as well. Interior best viewed with Active Camera. By William Ortis, Lionheart Creations Ltd. 28MB

FS2002 Aircraft: Lufthansa (Late) livery replacement/additional textures for AI friendly gMax created Boeing 707-320 (v1). Requires g70732v1.zip by Lou Volland. 404K

EC-135 D-HECF Textures only. A Repaint of Heiko Richter's beautiful EC-135

This is my 5th texture pack for the Alphasim Hawker Hunter, This pack covers British FGA.9 (x10 repaints)and FR.10 (x2 repaints) variants . For FSX Only.

This model is of the Japanese Navy's Mitsubishi F1M2 Type Zero Observation Seaplane Model11. It was named "Type Zero Observation Seaplane" because it was officially adopted in the 2600th anniversary of the founding of Japan (1940). Therefore, it was nicknamed "Zerokan" and called "Pete" by the Allied forces. The F1M2 was planned in 1935 for the purpose of observing the gunfire of battleships. And it also needed to have the ability to eliminate enemy fire. It was an aircraft that deliberately chose an outdated biplane to fly high in a short time and to obtain maneuverability, and pursued its advantages to the utmost. Therefore, it was also called "the last biplane". It demonstrated high maneuverability and was used for air defense of fleets and bases, shooting down many American aircraft. This model was built in Blender and then finished for FSX using FSDS3.5.1. It has not been tested to see if it works with anything other than FSX ACCELERATION. (tested by admin in P3D 5) FSDS3.5.1 model by UENOSHING.