Updated A1-H Douglas Skyraider for FS2002/CFS2. GMAX model features include,tail hook, folding wings, sliding canopy, rolling wheels, and working suspension. Dynamic virtual Cockpit with working gauges. Four liveries are included for the USAF, USN, VA-176n and VNAF. A total of 3,180 aircraft were produced between 1945 and 1957. Skyraider saw combat in both Korea and Vietnam. By Ed Wilson and J-P Demmerle. 3.9MB

Batik Air PK-LBH Indonesia DDS textures for the default Boeing 737-800 (FSX Only).

Standard screen (4/3) 2D panel (no VC) for the Boeing 717. All custom gauges in xml for a perfect compatibility with FSX. Please read instructions for configuration and installation in the readme.txt file. Enjoy

CFS2/FS2000 RAF CH1 Chinook A twin-turbine, tandem-rotor, heavy-lift transport helicopter. Model includes an opening loading ramp, moving parts night textures and more. Panel by Michael Vader. Model and sound by Shlomo 'Slo Mo' Hakim. 3.2MB

FS2004 Boeing 700 Double Decker Twin Concept United , including 3 aircrafts with different new Animated Ground Servicing (AGS). Seating for 450 passengers on two decks in a three class arrangement with a range of 9600 nm. This futuristic concept could eventually be the Boeing 747 successor. Model design and paint by: Camil Valiquette. 5.5MB

FSX Boeing 747-400 British Airways 'World Tails' Textures only - G-BOAE. Repaint for the default FSX Boeing 747-400. Jon Murchison. 633K

Project Airbus A319 Lufthansa D-AILF "STAR ALLIANCE" for FSX. Includes default VC, upgraded by Jim Fly. You can find this aircraft under 'Project Airbus' in your FSX menu. Repaint by Jim Fly

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

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

FS2002/4 Cessna 152 HARVS AIR HOUSE MODEL. Full reflective Textures & includes panel. Designed in FSDS V2 by Rey Lopez. 1.1MB Upgrade: Fixes texture bleed. 200K