FSX / FS2004 Generic Photoreal old style Jet Fighter Panel. Suitable for any kind of jet fighter from the fifties or sixties (Mirage, Saab Draken, Super Sabre, Starfighter, Panther, etc ...). Made for you if you are tired with EFIS, glass cockpits and digital things and if you prefer the typical look of those old cockpits used during the Cold War ... by Pat Grange. 3.6MB

FSX Russian Air Force Mil Mi-171. Model by OAO Russia. Repaint By Mohammad Faali. 2d panel but no VC.

This is an updated version of J R Lucariny's FS2004 A6M for FSX. The Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter, which began production in 1940. It's excellent maneuverability and exceptional range allowed it to outperform all other fighters that it encountered in the first years of World War II But as the war drew longer the Zero lost it's advantage. Tail Code A1-101 Textures by Mark Rooks. 2d panel but no VC.

FS2002 FFX/SGA FedEx DC-10-30 This is a repaint of FFX/SGA Great Gmax DC-10-30 model in Federal Express (Green Variation) Base Pack. Repaint By Hugo Espinosa. 3MB

This package contains AI traffic files covering the Carribbean Sea for the ships included in my package "63 AI Ships and AI Ship Traffic for Europe and South America" available here at simviation.com. The new AI Ship routes are mainly concentrated in the Eastern part of the Carribbean along the Antilles from Puerto Rico to Tobago, but routes also include Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Jamaica and Florida. Ports visited include: Colon (Panama), Maracaibo, Puerto Cabello, Caracas/Maiquetia, and Barcelona (Venezuela), Kingston (Jamaica), Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Tampa (USA), Nassau and Freeport (Bahamas), San Juan (Puerto Rico), Charlotte Amalie (US Virgin Islands), Saint Martin (Netherlands Antilles), St.John (Barbuda), Point-a-Pitre (Guadeloupe), Roseau (Dominica) Fort de France (Martinique), St.Georges (Grenada), Bridgetown (Barbados), and Port of Spain (Trinidad and Tobago) You will need to download and install "63 AI Ships and AI Ship Traffic for Europe and South America" before you can benefit from this package. This package does not contain any ships, but just the AI routes for the Carribbean Sea.

Horten H-VII, experimental flying wing and trainer. Based on the experiences of the smaller H-Vc, the two-seated H-VII made its first flight in May 1943. The H-VII was powered by two Argus AS-10-SC engines driving two-bladed constant-speed propellers via extension shafts. The aircraft had a fully retractable twin nosewheel undercarriage. The aircraft could reach a max. speed of 340 km/hr. The paintings were in Luftwaffe camouflage, assigned to the RLM-no.8-226 This extraordinary aircraft probably suffered the same fate as the H-Vc and was burned after US troops occupied the Goettingen airfield in april 1945. Has 2d panel(No VC). By Andreas Becker.

Kazunori Ito's sweet F-86D in FSX standard MDLX. The F-86D was a night and all-weather interceptor development of the F-86. First flying in 1949, The D was radar and afterburner equipped, armed only with a battery of 2.75 inch FFAR's. The machine had only 25% commonality with the diurnal Sabers, and was briefly called the YF-95. 6 different models were produced by North American and Fiat, equipping 18 air forces around the world between 1949 and the 1970's. This important and over looked type has been beautifully modeled by FS master Kazunori Ito some years ago. Most of the FSX conversion work was done by Henk, with some corrections and the VC converted by Y.T. The gorgeous textures really transform this little gem, these are lovingly created by L'Iguane and Manuele Villa, based on SF8/Jan Visser's metal textures, adapted by L'Iguane.

FS2004 Westland Sea king Mk48 RAF Rescue Grey 48 Sqn. Aircraft, and panel : Willy Vervaecke, Textures by Dave Charleton. 5.2MB

FS2004 Avro Anson Mk1 Back to training WW2 style with the "Faithful Annie". Highly detailed model, with 2 paint schemes. Includes custom panel. Model, paint and FDE by David Garwood, panel by Dave Booker and Saverio Maurri. 6.1MB Virtual cockpit (VC)_ update here

For FS2004 and FSX including NAV-COM KX-155 (1&2), KR-87 ADF, KN-62 and KN-63 DME (to give the choice) , KT-76C XPNDR , KMA- 24 Audio-Selector. The main idea was to replace the common appliances proposed in several default (Cessna, Baron, ... ) or third party aircrafts by something esthetically more realistic but without any useless sophistication. By Pierre Fasseaux