FSX Boeing 737-800 SAS Textures. Used the default Boeing 737. Jakob "Sealpower" Sällström. 3.6MB

FS98/FS2000/CFS1/CFS2 Douglas A-4 Skyhawk VF-1 "Falcões do mar" The VF-1 Squadron is the first Brazilian Navy Aerial Unit to operate fighters. It was created October 02nd, 1998, and it is under the command of the Naval air force. The VF-1 duty is to provide and operate aircrafts used for dogfights. Original by Deane Baunton Moving parts, flight dynamics: Lewis Magruder Repaint by Carlos Henrique (BRA_Goose) 1º Brazilian Fighters Squadron. 788K

FS2004 Aeroflot AI traffic. This adds Aeroflot traffic to your flight simulator. There are many flight plans from different airports in Russia to the biggest Cities in Europe and Asia, and also to America! There are many flights only between russian airports, which orginally didn't have any traffic! Many of the flight plans are based on those which can be found at www.aeroflot.com! By Artur Krause & with credits enclosed for aircraft designers. 4.2MB

FS2002/FS2004 Panavia Tornado F3 Panel Photoreal. This is a new panel for Panavia Tornado designed for the DSB/Iris Models but will work with others. By Ben Hartmann of UKMIL. 3.8MB

FS2004/2002 Boeing 737-300 RyanAir. FFX Designed -Boeing 737-3Q8 Ryanair livery. Painted by Hugo & Antonia Espinosa. 2.5MB

FS2004 Boeing MD-83 Delta Airlines. Textures only. This is a repaint of the default MD-83 in Delta Airlines new colours livery. Includes reflective textures. Blank texture by Lewis Lang. By Fahim Safi. 1.2MB

Boeing 777-200ER Scoot Airlines package with new revised VC/panel including FMC. (Find it under Views-Instrument Panel) 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 Utility), detailed virtual cockpit and more. See docs for FMC details and info.

Gerrish's Trees Library for FS2000/2 Release 3 - Updated Version FS2000 & FS2002 Scenery / Scenery Design. This is my complete Trees Object Library, updated and re-issued as a single package. (Not to be confused with my series of Autogen tree replacements for improving the default trees in the FS2002 landscape, see the separate downloads GTL_AGEN.ZIP, MSTREES.ZIP, and MSTREES2.ZIP). The package includes the Trees Library file itself and all required textures, with simple instructions for use with any sceneries, old or new, that state that they need "Gerrish's Trees Library". The textures come in two versions: the original set designed for FS2000/2 and an updated set for use with FS2002 only. Also included is a revised version of the SDK for scenery designers for the creation of sceneries incorporating these high-quality trees. The library provides 20 different styles of tree (including deciduous types, conifers, and a couple of palms), each available in a range of shapes and with various patterns of seasonal behaviour for use in different parts of the world, giving a total of 1600 variations, each of which can be used at any desired size, from a 1-2m high bush to giant, 100m tall, forest firs. The 24 different API macros in the SDK allow the trees to be placed either as individual specimens or in various realistic groupings. 3.2MB

FS2004 Cessna Citation C550 Bravo D-IRON. This repaint is representing the livery of D-IRON, a Citationjet which resides in Germany. 100% hand painted. Made per request! This Aircraft Includes Panel and Sounds. Textures By: Tomás Cubero Maingot, Original Model by Keith A. Whyte, Panel By: Florian Schweizer, Sounds By: Aaron R. Swindle Skysong Skyworks. 6.2MB

FS2004 AlphaSim Bristol Beaufort. Alpha Simulations is releasing some of the classic titles as freeware. Panel and gauges are included. Two models and four textures. The Bristol Beaufort, a classic twin-engine bomber of the WWII era, had its beginnings with the design of the Type 142 Blenheim and Type 149 Bolingbroke. These were conceived as early as 1934, with the initial specification for the Beaufort coming about in late 1935. Known as the Type 152, the Beaufort was intended as a torpedo bomber and general reconnaissance aircraft. The first contracts were placed in 1936, however, the prototype did not fly until 1938 and squadrons were not equipped with the type until 1940. The Royal Australian Air Force built the type beginning in 1940, opting to use the more powerful Pratt and Whitney R-1830 in place of the Bristol Taurus with which the British version was fitted. 700 of the Australian versions were produced, while over 1,200 of the British variants were manufactured. The type served well until 1943, when the far superior Type 156 Beaufighter took over its duties.