FS2000 Thai Boeing 777-300 (ProMaxLT) Features new lighting textures including the 3D engine nacelles and full moving parts and engine fans, plus vapor trails Design and paint by: Camil Valiquette. 202K

Boeing 777-200ER. United Star Alliance. Original model and FDE by Melvin Rafi. 2.5MB

LJL Simulation Tornado AG51 Immelmann Norm83B Textures FS2004 textures for the payware LJL Tornado.

The Mirage 50 is basically the Mirage V fitted with the SNECMA Atar 9K-50 engine, more powerful and similar to the one used in the Mirage F1. The first client for this version of the Mirage was Chile, in 1979. These planes are operated by the Air Group N° 4, based at Punta Arenas. With the help of the Israeli company IAI, the Chilean aviation company ENAER has updated them to Mirage 50CN Pantera standard, including improved avionics and the fitting of canard fins. Some trainer and reconnaissance versions were also aquired. This Flight Simulator aircraft represents the Mirage 50FC #507 which was operated by the Air Group N° 4, homebased at Punta Arenas, Magallanes Straits.

This is a modification of A.F. Scrub’s Supermarine Spitfire PR.XI, to give it the standard PR.XI range, done with permission, and with two sets of textures. This modification was tested in a flight from Kissimmee to the site of Chicago, Meigs Field and returning to Kissimmee without any need to land in Chicago. The first set of textures is for PL841 as used by 681 Squadron in North Eastern India during 1945. From photographs the serial number appears to be the same colour as the centre of the roundel. This aircraft failed to return from a PR mission to Moulmein, Burma, in June 1945. The pilot, F/Lt Thomas Woodhouse, was missing, presumed killed. I hope this texture does him justice. The second set of textures was created showing PL965 as she was in 2023. This aircraft has a noble history, flying over 40 operational missions over Germany with 16 Squadron during World War Two. After a period with the Royal Netherlands Air Force, she was restored by the Medway Aircraft Preservation Society and joined the Hangar 11 Collection in 2004. For much more detail about the history of this aircraft, see Hugh R. Smallwood’s book, “Spitfire in Blue”.

FSX/Acceleration Vintage German Oceanliner SS IMPERATOR (Emperor) from 1913. This ship was the first of a trio of the Hamburg-America Line (2nd=Vaterland, 3rd=Bismarck) and at this time with a length of 276 m the longest vessel worldwide. Propelled with four steam turbines of totally 60000 SHP she reached twetyfour knots and carried up to 4234 passengers and a crew of 1180 men. Her figurehead, a huge eagle with a wingspan of 10m, lost his wings in the heavy sea at her first Transatlantic route. After World war I she was commisioned for seven month by the US Navy as troup transporter as USS IMPERATOR. Since 1919 she sailed for twenty more years under british flag as RMS BERENGARIA. The pilotable FS-model comes with a detailed VC navbridge. Thirty sevene cameras allows you to explore the detailed decks and the nav bridge. The model probably will sail also in FS2004 and P3dV2 but this is not tested. FSDS Model by Erwin Welker.

Built by Hawker Siddeley as a T.20, this aircraft was taken on charge by the Royal Navy as VX302 in 1950. Upon retirement in 1957, VX302 returned to Hawker Siddeley and stored until 1963 when she was allocated a new serial number, ES.3613, and converted to a target tug for Deutsche Luftfahrt-Berantungdienst. Service in Germany meant a new registration as D-CACE until retirement in 1974, when she became G-BCOV with Doug Arnold's Warbirds of Great Britain. Resprayed as VX302, she joined the UK's warbird circuit until 1985. Sold in the USA she became N613RD, and then N51SF, acquiring a Wright R3350 powerplant and a highly polished all-metal color scheme in the process, Regularly racing at Reno, a forced landing in August 2008 led to a sale to an owner in Germany, and restoration as a T.20 to flying condition, including a Bristol Centaurus 18 replacing the Wright engine. ES.3613 was also restored to her German tail number as D-CACE and has a new all red color scheme, similar to her target towing days. Painted on to A.F. Scrub's Sea Fury T.20, I have shown ES.3613 as G-BCOV as delivered from Germany in 1974, and as D-CACE as she was seen in 2020.

FSX/P3D Boeing 777F Korean Air Cargo package v2 with FSX native VC. Based at Gimpo International Airport and Incheon International Airport, Korean Air Cargo currently has 12 Boeing 777F in it's fleet flying worldwide. Updated with new VC and more. Realistic CFM soundpack added. Original VC by Jacob Kubique. Converted to FSX native by Zachary777. VC updates by Speedbird77 with gauges by G. Munro and Ken Wiggington. See Credits for more. Textured and assembled for P3d v5.3 by Chris Evans. Should also work in FSX and previous P3D.

FSX/Accel Pilotable Kriegsmarine Light Cruisers Koenigsberg and Nuernberg. Koenigsberg, first vessel of the K-class, went in service 1929, was involved in the Spanish Civil War and served most time as trainings vessel. It was sunk by british Blackburn Skuas in 1940 at Bergen/Norway. Nuernberg was a modernized vessel (with 3three instead of two props) of the quite similar but improved Leipzig-class, went in service 1935. Active also in the Spanish Civil War, against Poland and in Norway. She survided the Great War and became the russian Admiral Makarov. Both vessels had a length of about 180 m, reached a speed of 32 knots and was armed with three 15 cm triple turrets and different light guns. Twenty five FSX-cameras let you explore the old warships. Ai-vessels converted from Sketchup to native FSX by Klaus Novak. Koenigsberg repaint in camo, configurations and files for pilotable vessel by Erwin Welker

Cuneo International Airport, Italy. As for all additional Prepar3D airports, install it by creating the Addon Scenery folder where Levaldigi 2018 should be copied. It is then necessary to activate it from the appropriate library. In addition, the files in the Effects folder must be copied (if not already present) in the simulator one. I would like to thank VicDabor and FG91X of the FSX Blog for their precious collaboration in realizing the transparency of the windows and the trees that surround the hangar area. For those who use it with the default background in the Photoreal folder is the file Area_Lp0_SnapLOD13.bgl that eliminates the annoying autogen of houses and trees that sprout on the squares and in the surrounding meadows. In the Static folder there are a 737 Ryanair and an AB139 of the 118 that weight the frame rate and are recommended only for performing PCs.