British Airways World Tail livery for Project Opensky 747-200. Repainted by Toby Boult. Texture only. Requires a full version Project Opensky B747-400 Trent engine package.

Ground school from Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002, written by Rod Machado. If you follow this ground school to the end you will know how to fly an airplane and other important aviation information. Enjoy!

Mikoyan Gurevich Mig-3 late version Unit: 148 IAP The late Spanish Civil war experience showed the Soviet fighter aircraft to be inferior to the German Bf 109 which convinced Stalin that the Soviet Air Force needed to develop more modern fighter aircraft. The Mig-1 was one of several types rushed through design and into service in 1939 /1940. Major teething problems were encountered and the type went through several design changes resulting in the Mig-3. The Mig-3 was widely in service when the German invasion began. The late version incorporated a longer nose to accommodate space for more ammunition. Designed as a high altitude interceptor, the Mig-3 was forced to fight at low altitudes and even in ground attacks where it was unsuited and its performance was inferior to German types. Nevertheless it was available in large numbers and continued in service well into 1943. Credits Captain Kurt: Aircraft model, and Rs-82 rockets and rack UncleTgt: Paint schemes and air files Shessi: Pilot figure Kelticheart: Prop blurred texture

Japanese static aircraft This is a dozen static Japanese aircraft ground objects. They are converted from the original CFS2 models into SCENEDB/inf .bgl files which can be placed in the game with the Mission Builder. They use the same texture files as the original models so you can change the textures with any different options for the same aircraft that may be available. They have damage models and are destroyable. Conversions by Captain Kurt The planes and credits are: A6M2 Zero: Stock OH Model by The B24Guy, texture by Captain Kurt A6M5 Zero: Stock OH Model by The B24Guy, texture by Captain Kurt N1K2 Oscar: Stock OH Model by The B24Guy texture same B5N2 Kate:Stock OH Model by The B24Guy, texture by Uncle Tgt D3A1 Val: Stock OH Model by The B24Guy, texture by Captain Kurt G4M1 Betty: model by A.F.Scrub FS2004 conversion from Stuart Green, texture by Uncle Tgt Ki.21 Sally: model by PAYAKAN, texture by Uncle Tgt Ki.43 Oscar: Stock OH Model by The B24Guy, texture by Captain Kurt Ki.45 Nick: model by Akemi, texture by same Ki.61 Tony: model by Akemi, texture by Captain Kurt Ki.84 Frank: model by Akemi, texture by Captain Kurt Ki.100 Tony: model by Akemi, texture Morton Collection by Captain Kurt

There is a previous conversion of the JR (João Ricardo) Lucariny Ho-18AB made by me in 2005. The airfile (one of my earliest work) is a Boeing 737 adaptation and is far from being a realistic affair. We learn a lot in 20 years (and I became a realism freak) and I never stop researching about planes. I found the real Horten Ho-18 was a relatively light and small aircraft, so I did a new airfile from zero in 2020. Since then, I am flying it but only recently I decided to cross the Atlantic with it. After that I remember that exist a Horten Ho-18C model made by Christian Drawz I decided to include it in the package. The models were converted using Ivan Hsu/Allen’s DOSMdlc 2.0. Uncle TGT created a bitmap that turns the crew of the Ho-18C more human. Both panels 2D bitmaps are mine using the Lucariny one as a basis. Weapons are Ground Crew and Luft 46’ creations. I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW WHO ARE THE GAUGES AUTHORS.

This pack includes nine aircraft. The Gloster F.9/37, also known as the Gloster G.39, was a British twin-engined design from the Gloster Aircraft Company for a cannon-armed heavy fighter to serve with the Royal Air Force, planned before the Second World War. It was rejected in favour of the Westland Whirlwind, but it was a delight to fly. The project was resurrect when the Air Ministry launched the Specification F.18/40, for a specialist night fighter, with four 20 mm cannons at the nose and four Browning .303 mounted in a Boulton Paul turret. Gloster redesign the fuselage and used the F.9/37 wings fitted with two Rolls-Royce Merlin engines. The project included an Airborne Interception (AI) radar and was so promising that received support from the Air Staff who saw it as superior to the Bristol Beaufighter and the Air Ministry ordered one prototype that was not built. Someone at the Air Staff saw that the turret would compromised the performance and emitted a new Air Ministry Specification, the F.29/40, with eight .303 Browning machine guns installed in a tray bellow the fuselage firing ahead supplementing the four 20 mm Hispano Suiza cannons. The project, known unofficially as the Gloster Reaper, evolved to a one seat heavy fighter configuration and was dropped so that Gloster could concentrate on existing work and on the nascent British jet projects.

Edited mooney_bravo_t.dds files for the stock liveries. Editing is done for both the Prepar3D files and the Ms FSX files (although I think there is hardly a difference). Edited part is the wing step texture part on the right wing. I did repaint it because I did not like the stock paintings wing step parts which did seem to me as kind of a tarmac part. See the images for yourself. I hope you'll find these repaints useful.

FS9/FSX FAIB Boeing 737-800 in Royal Flight livery. Texture only for AI-traffic FAIB model. Repaint by Sergey Gleba aka serg09. Link to my products on SimMarket: http://secure.simmarket.com/paintsim.mhtml

CFS2 Kolibri Helicopter. Kolibri was the first fully practical helicopter, superior to the Fw61 and served with the German Navy in WW2. Model and paint by Ignacio Alfredo Mendive. 936K

FS2004 Whole Chipre and Siria V1.0, Asia Soaring Scenery This file adds some thermals lifts to default Microsoft scenery to Whole Chipre and Siria Regions ,Asia, Design:Francisco Vargas. 650K