FS2002 Scenery St Thomas, US Virgin Islands. Recreates the area of St Thomas Harbor and Charlotte Amalie. Corrects the area of the Cruise port Terminal and Shopping malls. It can be use with virginus_puertorico_islands_30m10.zip mesh scenery of the VI.It does not include the airport. St Thomas is the busiest cruise port in the West Indies. by Jorge Pagano. 706K

FS2004 VYYY Yangon Mingaladon Airport V2.0 Yangon International Airport "MINGALADON" in Burma (Myanmar) will be able to accommodate bigger aircrafts and handle more passengers when work on extending its runway and upgrading its facilities is completed. The completion of the runway extension will enable Boeing 747 and Airbus 380 airplanes to use the airport. The work on extending the runway from 8100 feet to 11,200 feet began October 2004. Version 2.0 with northward corrected and extended runway, taxiways and new taxisign. With Myanmar Air Force area, Helipads and even more parkings for civilian airplanes. This scenery was produced based on pictures of satellites. The ILS-correction is already contained here. Indstructions in Deutsch and English. By HOUSE-RP, Switzerland HOUSE-RP. 27K

FS2002 Base of Aviation of Taubaté - São Paulo - Brazil. Robson Soares Rodrigues. 333K

FS2002 C-130 (Hercules) Securite Civile, France. .Aircraft. More realistic repaint from the Securite Civile version from the French C-130. You need also "French_C-130.zip" onclick="NewWindow(this.href,'name','730','400','yes');return false"> (above) . Original aircraft by Hauger Fredo, repaint by Jean-Marc MANGIAVACCA. 1MB

FS2000 Beechcraft King Air B200 Revision A 4 bladed props Aircraft Designer: Chris Lampard Flight Model: Steve Small and Michael Verlin Repaint for FS2000: Michael Verlin. 260K FS2000 Beechcraft King Air Flight Model Fixes Makes corrections for parameters in King Air B200 and Kilo Alpha FDE's Overwrite current versions Michael Verlin. 14K

FS2000 American Airlines 757-200 V.2.FIXED VERSION. Developed at Rosario Studios, this 757 is the first to mark my "Ultra Real Series" in which i do my best to replicate the real thing. Model features include: 40-sided fuselage and engines, transparent see through cockpit windows, animated captain and first officer (with ailerons), 3d gear bays, 3D fan blades and doors and night lighting. Maximum moving parts include:3d double slotted flaps, slats, spoilers, ailerons, elevators, rudder, and steerable nose gear. 1.6MB

Boeing 747-436 British Airways 'Waves of the City' This aircraft is made by Project OpenSky Model Designer : C. Vincent Cho Flight Dynamics Designer : Warren C,Daniel FDE Advisor's : Nick Peterson, Simon Ng Hin Tat Quality Control : Simon Ng Hin Tat Tested : Project-Opensky Members Master textures : C. Vincent Cho Painted : Gary Hayes. 2.7MB

FS2004 House Colors Airbus A350-1000 XWB (Extra Wide Body) including 4 aircrafts with different Animated Ground Servicing (AGS). Model design and paint by: Camil Valiquette. 5.8MB

Castle of Trevarez; Guilguiffin Nessay and Largoet (v2.0) as complement of France VFR FSX It also includes the v2.0 of Largoet. This scene has been designed as a complement for France VFR FSX Brittany. It adds the 4 castles. Just copy and paste the scenery and texture folders the usual way, then declare the scene. It should have a higher Priority than France VFR FSX Britany.Remove the old largoet scene if installed. All the elements were developped in the "instant scenery" library framework, so you can modify the scenes as you wish. For feedback use the france vfr forum (english tab) http://www.francevfr.com/forum/index.php and contact me ( alias Etien ) Etien / Argharg From the same author: France VFR FSX Britany Complements: Ouessant, Fort Cigogne, Fort de la Latte, Tour Solidor, Concarneau, Palais. Fly Tampaa Grenadines complement: Savans island Notice that most of those scene have a FS9 version kindly adapted by nicco from the france vfr forum.

Textures for JR Lucariny's P-51C with his permission. Aircraft not included, requires P-51C#259. "Ding Hao!" was flown by Medal of Honor recipient Jim Howard. Repainted by R.E. Wyman.