Cirrus SR-20 in Flyway Airways Virtual colors. Full, clickable virtual cockpit. This is a Repaint Wolfram Beckert,Guenter Kraemer and Thomas Roehl's Cirrus Aircraft.

FS2004 Recorder Module for FSX version 1.3. FS Recorder is an addon module for FS2004 and FSX, which can record flights, save them to files and play them back similar to the FS instant replay and flight video recorder, but with a lot more features. This version requires FSX with Service Pack 1 installed! The Recorder does NOT record video files (like .avi), it records data like aircraft position, speed, etc., so the recordings can only be played inside FS. This allows watching your recordings from different views. List of main features: - recording flights of unlimited length - replay the last minutes, even if no recording was started - recording and playback of AI traffic - playback of one or more recordings as (AI) traffic - recording a new flight during playback as traffic (e.g. for formation flights) - jumping/searching forward/backward during playback - playback control via keyboard or control window - stop playback at any position to continue manually - loop part of a recording - change playback speed - custom keyboard controls - recorded data is customizable. Matthias Neusinger. 378K

Textures for the default FSX Boeing 737-800 Garuda Indonesia, Lion Air and Lion Air Boeing livery.

FSX/P3D Native B-26B/C Martin Marauder by Milton Shupe, Tom Falley, Martial Feron, Steve Bryant, William Ellis, Greenhouse357, Pierre-Jean Carosin and Sounds by Nigel Richards. Original Pilot figures by Jan Visser. Camera views by Joe Cusick. Radios by Richard "Real_Old_Salt" Murray. Thanks to "Gaucho_59" for the OH trimwheel textures. FSX Native Pkg incl models B-26B/C, VC and custom panel, R-2800 sounds, custom FSX Flight Model, and features eight exterior paints by Martial "Ferondoe" Feron (based on Steve Bryant's paint kit), 8 paints by Steve Bryant, and one by Greenhouse357. (Beta tested okay in P3Dv4) Paint kits available by Steve "Duckie" Bryant; see Readme.txt for links. Milton Shupe February 2018

FSX/FS2004/2/CFS2 WW 1 Pfalz D XII. The Pfalz D.XII was the successor to the Pfalz D.IIIa series fighter and entered service late in the summer of 1918. It was a sturdy and well designed fighter that nearly rivaled the famed Fokker D.VII in performance. It could outclimb, outdive and outspeed the Fokker D.VII, but it was less agile. Two different models for 2002/2004/FSX/CFS2 by A.F.Scrub.6.4MB

FS2002 Embraer EMB-121 Xingu A seven seat twin turboprop painted in French Air Force Transport School schemes and in French Navy schemes. By Marc Siméon and Louis Cinca. 1.5MB

FS2002 Aircraft. Hercules C-130 in two French paint Schemes. French Air Force and French "Sécurité Civile". This package contain the aircraft with the two repaint, a very realistic panel and the real C-130 sound. Opening crew door and cargo ramp. Aircraft design & model: Adrian Brausch & Ian Brausch. Sound: Mike Hambly. Panel: Clive Ryan. Compiled & repainted by Hauger Fredo. 23MB Update for the French Hercules C-130. Parachutiste jumper for the "Armée de l'Air" version. By Hauger Fredo. 41K

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

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