CFS P-40F "Sweet Bets" Utilizing the superb MDL of Harald "Humming" Reuter as rebuilt be Ed and Reg Allen of the Duxford Legends, I have recreated an aircraft of the 79th Squadron of the 87th Fighter Group originally flown by Charles "Jazz" Jaslow in North Africa in 1943. The flight dynamics are by Bruno Duffort; the damage profile by Mario Puccin as modified by Joe Amodea. Panel by Jorge Alsina and textures by Joe Amodea. 880K

FS2002 Boeing 777-200 A 777 panel highly realistic,based on photos from 777-200. Uses mostly standard gauges,and custom gauges from varius authors. by Pasquale Rinaldi. 1.3MB

FS98 F-14 Tomcat Collection covering 4 USN colors complete with panel & sounds files. File size 2505492. T Hill, A Swindle, D Cattello

FAB - Kawasaki C-1 - SHORT-RANGE MILITARY TRANSPORT FS2002 Model - FSDS designer and texture J R Lucariny. 2.3MB

FS2002 KC 10A Extender USAF, Green Shamu version. By the Freeware Flight Group. 3.6MB

FS98 Beechcraft D-18E, including moving parts, clear cockpit, sunk-in radial engines, cockpit lighting and more. Panel by Michael Tscherdantzew Jr in 800 x 600 res. Model By: Shlomo 'Slo Mo' Hakim 11/99. File sze 1236937

Beech1900D fictional angry US Customs Office Livery (hey- it's got a Laser Target System ... and even more:) Texture only for Mike Stone's excellent Beechcraft 1900D. Aircraft.cfg modified to fit FS2002 ATC Features & added Smoke system Section. (full aircraft available on page 34 if needed) Bernhard Behle. 315K

Beachcraft Duke 60 FS2002 and Pro Excellent Beechcraft Duke with full moving parts and FSDS lighting also includes kneeboard checklists. Painting in Dominicana de Aviación - . Original By Chuck Dome Repaint by Edward Santos. 218K

FS2004 C150F Repaint in VH-JBV Textures only. This is a repaint of the C150F by JE Narcizo (Required here). Repaint is of the Real World Cessna 152 owned by Gawne Aviation, Shepparton, Australia which I am currently learning to fly in. By Lachlan McDonald. 697K

FS2004 Viscount 814 BMA second livery Textures only. Seen in the second livery worn by the type, G-AWXI was one of a mottley collection of Viscounts operated by British Midland at the end of the sixties. Later these were replaced by a fleet of series 813 and 814 aircraft. Being a series 814 'XI would have been at home in the later fleet but was written of after an engine fire on takeoff from Heathrow. Althought the fire was quickly extinguised and the aircraft remained intact the wing was deemed damaged beyond repair and she was stripped for spares. The nose still exists, underwater, in a quarry used as a diving centre Requires the FSDS Viscount 800 model by Rick Piper here Repaint by Garry Russell. 625K