To cut a long story short, I made minor revisions to an existing Section F8 Sabre texture to replicate the one as was flown by my late dad's cousin, Lt. Hank Ludick while serving in the South African Air Force in Korea in the early 50s. Revised textures by A. Ludick.

"RIO 2016" textures for the payware CLS A340 model. By Yankyvictor.

Textures for the payware Leonardo Maddog MD82 in the Volotea livery (fictional)

Bingol Airport LTCU in the east of Turkey. Bingol Airport LTCU opened 2013. This airport was made using Airport Design Editor. Main terminal added default building of ADE. This also places a few objects from the default FSX scenery library. Compiled using Airport Design Editor. Version LTCU 2015v1. By Hakan DAGHAN

FS2004/X Abacus Flight Deck 5 E-2C China Taiwan Air Force textures.

Model, panel bitmap, Vcockpit and FS2004 aircraft files by F. Giuli. CFS2 airfile and aircraft.cfg by Peperez (Pepe Rezende). DP by Peperez (Pepe Rezende) and Uncle TGT. The BR.20 was a good overall design, but it soon became obsolete, and the lack of improved versions condemned it to be only a second-line machine, underpowered and lacking in defensive firepower. The final production variant was the BR.20bis which was a complete redesign. It had a fully glazed nose, a retractable tail wheel, and more streamlined fuselage, pointed fins, although the main change was increased engine power from two 932 kW (1,250 hp) Fiat A.82 RC 42 radial engines and improved and heavier armament. Only 15 BR.20bis were built from March to July 1943, with heavy Allied bombing of Fiat's Turin factory preventing further production. There is no evidence that they were used operationally.

Textures only for Paul Bradshaw's CH-34 Choctaw updated package in OReilly Auto Parts livery.

This is meant to be an historical campaign, based on the carrier battles of the Battle of the Eastern Solomons (22-25 August 1942) and the Battle of Santa Cruz (25-27 October 1942. I named the campaign “Desperate Battles” because at this stage of the war the US Navy was fighting uphill. That is, they had fewer resources than the Japanese, in many ways inferior aircraft and less experienced pilots. In both battles, the Japanese are the attackers and the USN has to fight a defensive struggle. The dates, times and locations of each engagement (mission) are as close as possible to the actual ones. Ship names, locations and courses as well as aircraft numbers and types are as accurate as possible. Attack angles and targets are set up to give historical results, but you, the player can change history (slightly). The campaign consists of various missions; recon, strike, defensive and land based as well as carrier based. Random chance plays a big role in the numbers of defensive aircraft and in some cases, whether or not a target will be there at all. Call signs and aircraft skins however are not historical. Carrier task forces are set up to sail into a 15 knot wind on takeoff and landing. Using the alternate dps provided for the Usio ships and the FDG alternate files for US aircraft should make this campaign even more realistic and challenging.

This is a repaint for the payware Wings of Power 3 P-51D Mustang by A2A Simulations. The skin depicts personal plane of the last CO of 303 (Polish) Squadron, S/L Witold Lokuciewski. Repaint was done using superb paintkit by Martin Catney (A2A)

YV1274 Venezuela textures for the payware Nemeth Mi-8T. Textures by Jose Armando Yanez YV-REPAINT'S