FS2004 /FSX Tripoli International (HLLT), Libya Scenery. A large effort has been made in designing this airport to make it look as real as the original, lots of objects designed by me and another were also use to speed up the process of designing of the airport as it took me almost 6 month to complete, in FSX you may notice that few textures or objects do not show correctly a lot more work needs to be done, but my schedule is full, hopefully there is going to be updates in the future.

This is another repaint for the FSX Default A321. This is a fictional repaint of the A321 because there are no A321s in service. A repaint is portrayed if there is A321s in service. Splash Screen Included. By Victor Vu.

I updated Dimitri Samborski's FS2004 Antonov An-148 by adding the Lotarev D-36 Soundset by Mike Maarse, updating the 2D panel with simicons, Lear 45 XML radio and the XML B737-400 ECU. I also reworked the CFG to include the auto-brake and auto-spoilers. Includes textures for Cubana, Ukraine International, and my repaint for Emercom of Russia (RA-61715), they recieved this as their first An-148 on april 10 2013 and commissioned it on April 17 2013. No VC panel.

This is my first repaint so here we go: Boeing 737-600 tail number N288DP, is one of the most infamous 737s ever. It's one of the many few planes to operate under the callsign Janet and many people believe this plane transports people to area 51. The plane is from Project Opensky, now FreeSkyProject. Included is the default Boeing 737 VC & 2d cockpits, custom Boeing 737 sound pack by Adam Murphy, and also FlightDeck Sound FXs by Marcus Thompson.

FSX 10 meter Mesh for Hawaii. The zip file contains mesh terrain files for the eight principal islands of Hawai'i. The data supplied by the USGS Seamless server was corrected to the necessary datum in use by FSX and any gaps interpolated using Global Mapper. The files were then resampled by the FSX SDKs. A FractionalBits setting of three was used, except for the island of Hawai'i where the elevations of Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea were beyond a FB=3 setting parameter. So the island of Hawai'i was resampled with a FractionalBits setting of two. In common speak, the FractionalBits settings allows for a higher degree of processing between the data points, which helps to eliminate any "stair-stepping" effect. Lance Tucker. 34.8MB

FS2004 Alphasim Freeware Panels Bitmaps. Here are 160 panel bitmaps I have created between 1999 and 2005, please use them any way you like - but please don't try to sell them! The high quality panel bmp's range from WW1 to the present era and cover USA/Britain/ Luftwaffe/Soviet/Japanese air forces and others. They do not include any gauges or panel.cfg's. By Phil Perrott of AlphaSim. 40.6MB

Dassault Falcon 20E Version 2.0 for Prepar3D V1 to V4.5 (+) and FSX. New package with Falcon 20/200/HU25 models. Included are Passenger, Cargo, ECM MIL, Electronic Warfare, Target Towing, Atmospheric Research, MIT Electronics Research, Guardian USCG versions. At least 16 different models and 23 repaints. See readme and PDF manual (Pilot Notes) for more detailed descriptions. Authors: Model and gauge development by Arild Elverum. Textures and model mods by Thomas Roehl.

CFS3 FirePower Ho 229 V5. Ho 229 V5 Supersonic Fighter/Bomber Afterburner and sonic boom visuals and sound The Ho 229 V5 -- also known as the Go 229 -- was a planned variant in this radical series of ultra-advanced flying wing jet aircraft. Based on the design by the Horten brothers, the Ho IV, the production version was more often called the Ho 229. The V5 was an advanced version on the drawing boards, but it was never built. CREDITS: 3D model - Aces Studios (Microsoft) Flight Model - Jay McDaniel External Paint - Marcelo da Silva Internal Paint Re-texture - Scott Gentile Afterburner and Sonic Boom effects - Scott Gentile. 4.2MB

FSDS Cessna 340A by 'BE58D'. Views included. 346K

CFS3 Curtiss Hawk III model 68C - CAF Aces 1937 Version 3.0 The Curtiss Hawk IIIs painted as: 1.Hawk III "Colonel Kao Chi-Hang, CO of the 4th PG, CAF, Hangchow area, China, 14th August 1937" I welcome your comments, Ivan Hsu. 1.9MB