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

The Nimrod was based on the De Havilland Comet 4 and had a very long career. This package contains several liveries of the UK Air Force. Original model by Simshed. New panels for wide and standard screen and gauges by Philippe wallaert. See instructions in the readme.txt file. Enjoy! Works in FSX and p3D to V4.*

FSX Pilotable frigates Iver Huitfeldt and Niels Juel. This are modern frigates from the Danish navy. These FS models are made by Henrik Nielsen and belong to his addon "130 AI Ships and AI Ship Traffic.zip", which brings traffic into harbors and empty sea. Eight camera views let you explore the decks. There is also an insertable view of a Lynx helicopter pilot standing on the heli deck. Effects for the guns and a simulated missile launch are included. Features for a pilotable version with navigation bridge as panel with configuration for weapon effects and added views by Erwin Welker

Simulating the Dornier Do17 raids on "THE HARDEST DAY" 18 August 1940 (RAF Kenley) and the "BATTLE of BRITAIN DAY" 15 September 1940 (Battersea Railway Station) but using the power station yard as a target so as not to drop bombs on people or modern day infrastructure. This Do17 is an update, with permission, of the A.F.Scrub Dornier Do17Z-2 for FSX. A bomb aimers view has been added and tools provided to achieve impact accuracy on a target 64 feet wide from +12000 feet. A low level bomb sight (+100ft) is also provided. The aircraft is set up to ONLY use a bomb from the Chris Sykes Weapons Package which must be downloaded and installed to his instructions (details and link given in the manual). IT WILL NOT WORK ACCURATELY WITH ANY OTHER WEAPON. The provided flight plans contain the necessary text to activate the bomb. A manual is provided together with a short video illustrating the technique and outcomes from the training flights. It is easy to drop a bomb in FSX but quite something else to do it with such accuracy (flying skill needed on autopilot at +12000 ft and manualy flying at +100 ft). A development of my CFS1 Lancaster ideas working in FSX. A package and update by Ross McLennan.

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

FS2004 Flying Competition Scenery Package. Located at KNUQ, Moffett Field, California, this scenery contains challenges for single and multiplayer flight. Includes two pylon racing courses, a helicopter racing course, a thermal for sailplane races, and short takeoff and landing courses to test your piloting skills. By Ian Radcliffe. 866K

FS2004 GAF Tornado Tigermeet 03. Tornado of the JaboG32 321Tigers. Original by DSB-Design, repaint by Sebastian Hecker. Sebastian Hecker. 4.5MB

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

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

CFS2/FS2000 Sikorsky CH-53 3 Textures Package. 3 Texture sets for CH53 IAF by Shlomo Hakim (available here) Re submitted Texture Package by Jim Jacobson. 2.3MB