FS2004 Texture fixes for the various default b747-400 paintwork which appear blurred as they come in the box. These day and night texture fixes clears up the paintwork to what they should be. Fixed by Tony Gould. 3.3MB

I updated Kazunori Ito's FS2004/2002 BAC TSR.2 by replacing the panel with Henry Kelsall's TSR2 panel that I re gauged with FSX gauges. I also added HJG's Concorde Rolls Royce Olympus sound set, Rob Barendregt & Doug Dawson's Sonic Boom and afterburner effects. 2d panel but no VC panel.

Gambier Bay (CVE-73) FSX Acceleration capable aircraft carrier This package includes both pilotable and AI versions of this WWII escort class carrier. The Gambier Bay was one of fifty Casablanca class escort carriers produced by Kaiser Shipyards in one year. They served as resupply ships for larger carriers, anti-submarine defence for convoys (by way of their aircraft), and participated in large convoys. The Gambier Bay's service included resupplying the Enterprise (CV-6) with aircraft and serving in Taffy 3. It was sunk in the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Models and textures by Mark Fitch

FS2004 TFFJ Airport of St-Barthélémy Caribbean Islands Version 1.2. Scenery of "TFFJ" Airport of St-Barthélémy French Caribbean Island (version 1.2). Location: ( N17* 54.26' W062* 50.61') This version 1.2 of St-Barthélémy give this scenery a better FPS during the approch than the previous version on the lower PC.I have removing the ships and some scattered houses on the island to reduccing the processor work,but I don't touch the airport and its area,only the texture of the stadium and the notice in front of the airport where you find now the name:" GUSTAV III ". Author: Delblond Christian. 3.7MB

Boeing 777-306ER Singapore Airlines package with Virtual Cockpit and working FMC for FSX. Singapore currently operate 26 B777-300ER with another on order. Includes revised VC and FMC (via Views-Instrument panel). Model features are Opening doors & Cargo doors, detailed textures, accurate paint, dynamic shine & effects, dynamic flexing wings that respond to turbulence, fully independent suspension, trim animation, gear steering, accurate flight dynamics, spoiler animation, reflective cockpit windows, crash effects, animated tilting bogies, full night lighting, ground service vehicles when cargo door open, (FSX - Go to Views - Instrument Panel -Posky Util), detailed virtual cockpit with updates by Chris Evand and Hanzalah Ravat, and more. Added jetway (Ctrl J) and custom B777 sounds. I have used the great textures by Triadi Sudarmawan. FMS by JBpanels - See FMC docs. Access FMC under Views - Instrument panel. Prepared and assembled for FSX by Chris Evans.

Model : Project Airbus. A340 Virtual cockpit : Thomas Ruth. Fusion of both and paintings : Stephen Browning. Reworked and additionnal views ( defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file ) for all Airbus A380 packages uploaded by Stephen Browning. Tested 2 out of 5 available ( British airways and Singapour Airlines ) at this time and everything is fine so should fit like a glove with others. 13 outside views of the aircraft and 4 VC views. See Read me.txt file for very easy installation procedures. Also included is a text file that contains the new camera definitions. Enjoy !

FS2004 San Diego Naval Station. San Diego has been home to many of the finest ships in the U.S. Navy from before WWII to current day. This will give you a place to park your collection of ships (such as the Liberty ship and the Fletcher Destroyer). Phil Crowther. 6MB

FS2004 Alouette III - Nepal Police (Air Services) This version NP (Nepal Police) Air Services Design: Peter Salzgeber. - Repainted By Kunjan Rim. 3MB

I modified the panel, corrected errors, use a relaxing Rolls-Royce-sound, changed the annoying sound file for the parking brakes, and did all textures new. I removed double and unnecessary textures like all A321- or VC-files. I converted all BMPs to DDS and did all textures with 2048² instead of 1024², means: double quality, half size as before. That's why you can download my 14 liveries with 210MB only instead of more than 2GB assembled by others (unpacked 300-500MB for an airplane with just one livery is ridiculous). DDS, developed by Microsoft to make games faster with the same quality, exists since ~18 years. I don't understand why still BMPs are used by almost all painters. DDS is indeed faster, has a super quality, supports Alphachannel, different compressions and needs a quarter of the space. However, what you can exspect: I did almost all textures from other A380ies I found here on Simviation new (for me), but they still exist here, so I created some new ones. And because all "real live" textures can be already downloaded here, I present some fictional paintings - the airplanes don't exist, but the liveries do or did or will and I tried to do them as accurate as possible: Austrian, French and Royal Air Force ("Ones") for their VIPs, some cargo versions for Air France, KLM and Lufthansa, a Skyteam and Star Alliance livery, the new livery for Austrian Airlines, a NATO-bomber (^^) and special liveries for KLM and AF (100 years, 85 years). Btw, Airbus never finished a Cargo-Version of the A380. My A380 (model, panel, textures) is compatible with all others I found here the last years (if you want to merge them or if you prefer your favourite panel). More info you'll find in the ReadMe. If your FSX accepts 1024² textures only, you'll find info there as well. Credit goes to Project Airbus for the model, paintkit and original textures, Thomas Ruth for the model of the virtual cockpit, and Philippe Wallaert for the original panel. Greetz & Enjoy, Dagobert.

FSX Panel and camera features for Lockheed C-5 Galaxy from Alphasim/now Virtavia.com. The features provides "driveable" payload. There is a Abrams and a Leopard tank, a Humvee, an old US-Truck and a modern german fueltruck. That vehicles are eqipped with appropriate sounds and all can be moved within the cargo room, even out of the front or rear ramps. Additional cameras provides to discover the whole cockpit area and some external views. Bitmaps and configuration by Erwin Welker