FS98/FS2000 British Airways B777-200 "Waves of the City" Registeration G-VIIA VERSION #2.Round fuselage and engines made of a 32 SIDE CIRCLE.It features "3D ENGINES",3Dailerons,3d flaps,3d textured landing gear.Moving parts:landing gear, "STEERABLE NOSE LANDING GEAR", rotating fan,spoilers,flaps,ailerons.Wing design highly detailed and motion as in real life!.Working landing lights.Added more lights. Realistic to fly. By Sandro Bernardini. Livery by Ali Mujtaba , reworked flight dynamics by Roy Hahmann. 121K

FS2000 B737-330 Lufthansa Repainted by Helge Bast. Original by Jorge Oppenheimer. Nightlighting modifications by Christoph Klose. Includes 12pt rounded fuselage and engines, fully animated flaps, gear, ailerons, elevators, rudder, landing lights, spinning engine fans, 3-d inlets and highly detailed textures. 262K

FS2000 Northwest Airlines Airbus A320-200. Evolution 01 series. This aircraft features fully moving landing gear, moving fan blades, 3D engines, moving flaps, elevators, ailerons, airbrakes and realistic lighting. It also has the Aircraft Factory 12 pointed fuselage and engines. Aircraft by Andrew Richards, repaint by Scott Bolster. 141K

A340-211 Sabena in old colors for FS2K only! This is a totally new Airbus A340-211 with CFM56-5C2 engines made by the Wonderfull Dutchman: Yannic Cathalina. Full moving parts & maximum textures. Vital Vanbeginne. 214K

FS2000 Canadian Pacific Airlines Boeing 777-200 Extended Range - IGW) "Empress of Australia" .(ProMax 2001 Series !!! Version 1.0. Features maximum moving parts, maximum 3D parts, maximum textures AF99 circle,12 sided fuselage and engines, vapour trails. Original design Camille Valiquette, modified by Frank Di Candia. Full cabin lights, Landing lights, new window design, new fuselage design, extremely high details. Painted by Frank Di Candia for Canadian Pacific VA. 2000 (C). 143K

This is an historical campaign, based on the Khalkhin-Gol battles, also known as the Nomonhan Incident between the Soviet Union and the Empire of Japan in Mongolia. The conflict occurred in the border regions of Mongolia and Manchuria from 11 May until 15 September 1939. It began with a border dispute between Mongolia (a USSR ally) and Manchukuo (the name for the Japanese puppet government of occupied Manchuria). Historically, the incident ended in a decisive Soviet victory. Neither side wanted to go to war, and especially the Japanese, once the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany signed their non-aggression pact. That would have meant that Japan would then have to fight the Soviet Union alone, without her Axis allies. Both sides wanted peace This CFS2 campaign packet consists of only the Soviet side of the conflict, with 32 total missions, set up in a 23-mission long campaign, both air to air engagements and air to ground, offensive and defensive. In some cases, the numbers of aircraft are reduced proportionately because of the limitations of the sim. For example, in mission four, over 140 aircraft were involved in a massive dogfight, but I used only 70. My sources rarely gave exact locations for the starting points/bases and target or engagement locations throughout the campaign. Therefore, I used a best guess for these. Also, the CFS2 map is relatively flat and though changes in elevation are noted in Mission Builder, hills, valleys and some rivers do not show well when you fly the rolling steppe terrain. Geographic features are rare and are also, with a few exceptions, a best guess, using the source maps. Enjoy the air "war"!

This is an updated texture package for my previous "Kurt Wolff Albatros D.V (Fictional Paint Scheme From The Red Baron Film)" The original required tweaking, but is now more authentic to the airplane in the movie. If you already have the texture, I have included instructions on how to replace it. If you don't, you will require A.F Scrub's Albatros D.V (Ernst Udet) aircraft.

Two planes, a jet and a DB605 version. Allen used a Bf-109G flight model to his original plane. I decided to do a more realistic Airfile aid Air.cfg respecting the tailless approach used by Lippisch. Yes! You have no horizontal stabilizer to deal. The plane is nice to fly since you use small movements in your joystick. You always have a fast reaction to your commands, so, I advise you to fly it a lot before going to combat. Remember, a lot of German pilots were killed trying to fly the Me-163, the rocket driven Me-334 brother. The Me-334 is fast. I clocked around 740 KPH in the DB-605 plane. To land, I advise you to use your vertical stabilizer to correct course. Ailerons are too responsive to correct the final landing approach. As a bonus, I included the intended jet version. With a lighter engine, I added two cannons at the nose correcting the anemic weapon of the propeller driven plane. I added three skins made by Rodolfo Valery. As I suspect non-CFS2 original stuff are causing CTDs, I'm using only standard or very tested gauges like those made by Ground Crew. Weapons are Luft'46, designed by Laszlo Becz.

This is a repaint of the Viscount 803 in KLM 1966 colors. The freeware Vickers Viscount 800 for FSX by Jens B. Kristensen (JBK) is needed for this repaint. Textures are 32bit dds for FSX/P3D3 users. FS2004 DXT3 BMP textures are included as well for FS2004 users who have the FS2004 version. This repaint was tested on FSX-SE. It should also work on FSX, and P3Dv1-3. In June 1955, KLM placed an order for nine Vickers V.800 Viscounts, making it the first foreign company to order the type. They were to replace the Convair CV-340s and intended for use on the European network and a number of shorter intercontinental services to the Middle East and northern Africa. The nine Viscounts were delivered between 6 June and 23 December 1957. All aircraft were delivered in the old KLM "The Flying Dutchman" color scheme. From the early 1960s, all aircraft were equipped with the new KLM color scheme with the light and dark blue band across the hull with the slashes in the tail and in addition, red KLM with emblem. From October 1965 to November 1966 the KLM Viscounts gradually disappeared from the fleet. They were all sold to Aer Lingus of Ireland. A new color scheme was introduced in 1966, the blue stripes and white ball as depicted in this repaint. The few Viscounts that were still used by KLM, were repainted in this new color scheme in 1966.

FS2004 Air Caraibes Airbus A350-1000 AGS V6. New Night lights reflection. New Animated Ground Servicing. New static displays. New winglets. New wing root. New landing / taxi soft light beams. New 2D panel. Model design and paint by Camil Valiquette. ( CamSim )