FSX Iron Maiden Boeing 737-800 Textures only. A repaint of the default B737-800 by Jon Murchison.

FS2004 Grumman C-1A Trader from USS Lexington CVT-16 circa 1976 (Updated & fixed) . The C-1A Trader is a S-2 Tracker variant that was designed as a Carrier Onboard Delivery (COD) aircraft to provide passenger, mail and cargo services to deployed carriers. First flown in 1955, the last Trader was retired in 1988. This C-1A (BuNo 136754) entered the Naval Aviation Museum collection from the USS Lexington (CVT-16) in 1976 following completion of its 15,000 service life hours. Includes folding wings. FSDS2 Model by Tomohito UNAYAMA, Flight Dynamics by Eric DANTES, Panel by Syunpy. Repaint by Willy McCoy. 1.1MB

FS2004 Socata TB-21TC Trinidad GT Package. A single engine, Turbo charged 4-5 place lightplane. Reg_ID: N725TB. A complete package with 2D Panel, VC, Sound, HTML Check & Ref Lists. Designed in FSDS 2.24 with complete animation. Features Opening gull doors, night lighting, reflective textures and more. Design by Jean-Pierre Brisard, Barry Blaisdell and Bob May - Premier Aircraft Design. 11.7MB

FSX Modified Terrain Textures Config File. . Flight Simulator X terrain is defined in the terrain.cfg file. During testing, we have determined a certain number of modifications to this file that will correct some problems with the FS world and also provide more options for scenery designers. For example, in some places, water bodies display rocky areas - this file fixes that. Note: It does not smooth out the terrain - just colors it so it isn't so obviously flawed. Richard Ludowise, Luis Féliz-Tirado. 318K

FSX/ 2004 I.C.P. Savannah UltraLight The ICP Savannah is one of the top selling ultralights in Europe. It is dependable and easy to fly. Its STOL performance makes it easy to operate from any airfield. The Savannah is also a very good airplane for cross-country flights during which one can appreciate its great stability. Full package includes: Aircraft,Textures and panel & virtual cockpit: Massimo Taccoli FD files : Dennis Seeley Gauges : Dennis Seeley & Massimo Taccoli Sounds : Modified from original by Mike Hambly. 4.8MB

FS2004 DC-10-30 Sabena Old Colors Package. Includes SGA DC-10 Panel & sounds by Eric Cantu, Achim Buerger Mike Hambly & Riuji Ozawa. 40.6MB

In the late 1970s Dornier GmbH developed a new kind of wing, the TNT ("Tragflügel neuer Technologie"), subsidized by the German Government. Dornier tested it on a modified Do 28D-2Skyservant and with Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-110 Turboprop engines. Finally Dornier changed the engine and tested the new aircraft, which was named Do 128 with two Garrett AiResearch TPE-331-5 engines. The company developed a new fuselage for the TNT and TPE 331-5 in two variants (15 and 19 Passenger) and named both project-aircraft E-1 (later Do 228-100) and E-2 (later Do 228-200). At ILA '80 Dornier presented the new aircraft in public. Both the prototypes were flown on March 21, 1981 and May 9, 1981 for the first time. After certification the first Do 228 entered service in the fleet of Norving Flyservice in February 1982. Over the years Dornier offered the 228 in upgraded variants and with special equipment for special missions. In 1998 the production line was stopped for better development of the successor Fairchild-Dornier 328. Original model by Björn Büchner

Modelled in gmax by Spoon Rest (main aircraft structure), Scrum Half (panel, control surface animations & Aircraft Container), Bar Tail (pilot figures), Foyer des Arts (textures) and Spin Scan (YouTube video tutorial). Thanks to Wiffy et al for beta-testing.

FS2004 DH100 Vampire Package. Model master textures Pierre Marchadier Panel Jean-Pierre Langer Aircraft and Air files : Benoit Dubé et Jean-Pierre "Beegee" Bourgeois textures : Custom Panel included. No VC. Works in FSX. Gilles Mercier fsfrance/Gmax Academy. 41.8MB

This is a Repaint of Capt. I. D'Attomo's T-37 Dragonfly modified For Flight Simulator X . This Aircraft is Painted as a United States Air Force trainer .The T-37 is the most prominent of the trainer-attack types known in various forms as the "Tweety Bird", "Tweet", "Dragonfly", or "Super Tweet". This small, neat aircraft flew for decades as a primary trainer for the U.S. Air Force, and served with distinction in the attack role during the Vietnam War. The T-37/A-37 has also provided excellent service in the air forces of other nations as a light attack aircraft . This package provides a history and description of the T-37/A-37. Textures and Updates by Mark Rooks of RSDG