For FSx (It may work in FS9 without some library objects, but I didn't test.) The St. Peter-and-St. Paul Archipelago is made of a few rocks that poke above the surface in the Atlantic Ocean, just nort of the equator. The rocks ("penedos"), are Brazilian territory, permanently occupied by scientific research groups of several Brazilian universities. The local facilities are powered by solar energy. There is no fresh water available, so there is a very small de-salination plant. There is almost no vegetation at all, but there are lots of bird poop, and the solar panels must be washed constantly. The Archipelago is located approximately 960 km from the city of Touros, in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Norte, in direction of 46 degrees True. You'll have to find the rocks yourself. There are no airports. The islands were used by the Portuguese aviators Sacadura Cabral and Gago Coutinho as a waypoint when they crossed the South Atlantic by aeroplane (Fairey F3D) for the first time in 1922. I made the rocks because my friend Rob decided to re-enact the crossing and the rocks are missing in FSX. Done by Fern Marques with the animated flag by mikrco (works great). For free distribution only, in whole or in part. To be uploaded only to sites that have a legitimate free downloading process.

This work is dedicated to all the people who flew with TAN SAHSA, and for all of us that would like to see the blue livery and the five stars flying again to and from Honduras. In 1990, the two Honduran airlines merged into a single name, known as "TAN SAHSA". The fleet was composed basically of Boeing 737-200s, Boeing 737-400s and the Lockeed L-188 Electra as cargo planes. This repaint represents the Boeing 737-212Adv HR-SHJ. This model is fully hand painted. These are just textures for Erick Cantu's model. Repaint by Oscar Elvir Vasquez

This is one of the defualt textures slightly altered to make it a metallic grey and purple much like the one of the default liveries.

This is an original model of the US Tamor class submarines, the oldest class to see major combat in the Pacific theatre. The Gato, Balao and Tench classes were all progressively improved versions of the this class. The Tambor class went into combat immediately following Pearl Harbor and formed the first Pacific wolf packs with the Gato boats just coming into service, The textures are by psullykeys, Pat Sullivan.

CFS2/FS2002/FS2004 PB2Y RAF Variant Coronado FSDSv2 model by Jim Jacobson. 5MB

Hurri(dg)pan Here ia an improvement to my earlier Hurricane panel mod. Things are more to scale. For CFS1 & 2 by Dan Griffin. 310K

CFS1 Hurricane early USAF Africa Hurricane paint scheme. Stand alone repaint of the default CFS aircraft by Jonathan Arnoldl. 382K

CFS1 Spitfire Mk I 'Hotstuff'. Repaint of default Spitfire. By Stephen Dakeford and Joe Holliday. 367K

FS2000 Alouette III - MARINE (French Navy) This SA 319B-Alouette III is painted in "escadrille 22S" based at Lanvéoc-Poulmic navy. The french navy use the alouette III for SAR missions, training, and transport. Original design (heli and panel) by Wolfgang Kulhanek Sound and New paint by Fabien Prevost. 1.6MB

FS2002 Douglas DC-3 Cambrian Airways (2) A DC-3 in two liveries. Cambrian Airways DC-3s flew classic "Union Jack" colours from 1954 to the mid-60s. Thereafter, the distinctive 'red bars' livery adorned the company's propliners. Based on Jan Visser's legendary DC-3 model for FS2000, updated for FS2002, these models include transparent cockpit and cabin windows, nightlighting, lit 3D interior with opening passenger door, boarding ladder and other details. Includes FS2002 lights fix by Paul Pridmore. Default panel and sound. Repaints by Mark Beaumont. File name: DC3CAMB2.ZIP. 5.7MB Update: Fixes a small gap in the cheatline at the wing/fuselage joint on the "Red Bars" 411K