This package includes two planes. The first is DH60X G-EBUZ, c/n 478, as it might have looked if delivered in the late summer of 1927. I found one picture of this airplane taken in December, 1927. The picture is in black and white, so the choice of colors is a guess on my part. The aircraft was stricken from the record in December, 1934. The Gipsy Moth is G-AAHI, c/n 1082, as it might have looked when delivered in 1929. This aircraft is still active today and photographs are available showing it with green fuselage and silver wings and red fuselage and white wings. I chose the green livery. I based the instrument panel on vintage rather than modern photographs and for that reason they are basic to the point of being stark. There were no electrical systems, starters, lights, radios, or gyros. Most of these conveniences were available at the time as options, but the vast majority of Moths appear to have been used in daylight visual flying conditions, so that is how I set them up. For those who insist on talking to people when they fly, I did put the default ATC popup in the 2D panel. This model was originally developed by Jim Douglass. It's conversion to FSX has been assisted by Leyland S and Anthony (ANT) who provided input and consultation in its development. It's our gift to you for 2012. Golden Age Simuations

FS2004/FSX Dassault Mirage G8 Package version 2. This is an updated version of my Mirage G8, including 5 versions (single pilot or two seats) + a new 2D panel. The Dassault Mirage G8 was a twin engine fighter with variable sweep wings ("swing wings"), a very singular design for a Dassault aircraft. The Mirage G8 flew for the first time on May 8th, 1971, and demonstrated immediately an impressive level of performance, reaching Mach 2.04 during its 3rd flight ... The G8 was one of the guest stars during Paris Air Show in 1971. Unfortunately, only two prototypes were built - both included in this package - before the decision was taken to stop the program ... The model is proposed in five versions, has full moving parts and a new custom 2D panel compatible with FS2004 and FSX. No VC. Designed by Pat Grange. 8.7MB

FS2004 Cessna 404 Titan Update. This is an update of the Cessna 404 Titan by Mike Stone (above). I have updated the flight dynamics, and added a trim gauge, new airspeed indicator, new rpm gauges, and toggle icons to the panel. Bob Chicilo. 149K

Bombardier Learjet 60 XR in Vistajet livery. This very popular aircraft is an extension of the Learjet 60 with some improvements and a new avionics. More than 400 units have been built. Credits: PAD for the original model. Vistajet textures, VC modifications and 2D panels for wide and standard screen by Philippe Wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt files. Nice flights!

CFS2 Overhauled TBD Devastator. Replacement files for the Stock MS AI Devastator. Includes Folding Wings,Cowling flaps, modified rear gunner position,aim doors, and virtual cockpit and working gauges. Anamation added to Center Canopy and other goodies. Smashing Time textures "Un-mirrored". New Torpoedo and Prop. By DeBolt. 3.5MB

Curtiss Jenny for FSX. This is the FS2004 Curtiss jenny converted. Since the Curtiss Jenny didn't have nav lights or landing Lights, I kept it that way to be as real as possible. Although I did add better flight dynamics and smoke effects. This aircraft was the FS9 model that was converted to FSX and will no longer work in FS9 with the conversion added. David Grindele

FS2004/2 Aircraft Config tool version 3.0 for Windows XP shareware Aircraft, Flight and FS cfg editor and Hangar Manager Contact info@logiquewerks.us www.logiquewerks.com. 660K

FS2002 Tunisair AIRBUS A300-600R. Original model by : Jaefree Lin Blank and reworked MDL and aircraft config files by : David Evans Repaint : Kaveh Payandeh. 1.5MB

Grand Teton Park for FSX Part 1. Grand Teton is the highest mountain within Grand Teton National Park, and at 13,770 feet (4197 m), the second highest in the U.S. state of Wyoming. The origin of the name is controversial. The most common explanation is that "Grand Teton" means "large teat" in French, named by either French-Canadian or Iroquois members of an expedition led by Donald McKenzie of the North West Company.[2]However, other historians disagree, and claim that the mountain was named after the Teton Sioux tribe of Native Americans.By Frank Dainese

NEEDS FSX_PD808RM.ZIP TO WORK. WORKS UNDER DX-9 MODE ONLY! THIS PACKAGE DOES NOT INCLUDE THE NEEDED PANEL, GAUGES AND SOUNDS. This is a complete simulation of the Piaggio PD-808. It includes advanced engine management, realistic systems, and some failure modeling. The model features a complete 3-D virtual cockpit,and a 2-D panel. The external model features all typical animations plus a load of custom ones. Also incluides all custom special effects, including different selectable floodlights for the virtual cockpit (by simply flicking ON the proper light switch on the cockpit itself). Plus with a fly-on-the-numbers flight dynamics file. Includes full documentation. THIS IS THE FS-X RELEASE. IT WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY WITH FS-2004. THERE IS ALSO A FS-2004 RELEASE THAT WILL NOT WORK PROPERLY WITH FS-X. THis is the "GE" variant of the aircraft and requires the base package "FSX_PD808RM.zip" to work. Mario Noriega