FS2004 Hawaii O5 Package. Take an extremely dense scenery trip throughout Honolulu then up the coast for an FS tour of "Robins nest estate" of the Magnum PI tv series using (Bjorn Buchner's) great Hughes 500d helicopter with the highly detailed Magnum PI scheme repaint by: (Peter M. Ridge,) Throughout this scenery and you will feel as if you were in the 1980s TV show..The helo also includes a repaint of the pilot as (TC) of Magnum that Peter took the liberty to do in the file,great job.. Other than that the file includes some volcano scenery on the main island of Hawaii which includes an ecxellent FX file work by: (Ver Walter Gulfan) for the lava and ash effects which looks as real as it can get... Fireworks are from 8 pm. to midnight every night. Check out all these great authors work and keep making scenery in the FS world... This file is made up of standard addon scenery folders but also is required to have Lago FSE 2004 for the massive full effect vegetation,palms ect and moving objects and sound effects.But if you dont have Lago FSE you still can view the volcano and the estate.Saved flight files are included to take you to the scenery areas. 2.9MB

FS2004/2002 Blohm & Voss BV-222 "Viking". The Bv222 "Viking" was an aircraft of truly impressive size, and equally impressive characteristics. It also happened to be the largest flying boat to achieve operation status, and the second largest flying boat of the war. (Surpassed only by it's cousin, the Bv238.) The Bv222 was designed by Herr R. Schubert and Dr. Ing. Richard Vogt, and was tailored to meet a requirement issued in 1937 for the Lufthansa. The requirement was for a long-range passenger transport to operate from Berlin to New York. Furthermore, the aircraft would have to make the trip in 20 hours with at least 16 passengers (24 passengers were to be carried on shorter routes.) Two kinds of airframes and two kinds of example of painting are included in this file. by Kazunori Ito. 3.5MB

FS2002 Extra 300L 'RedBull' Repaint of the Flight Factory-Simulations brilliant EA300L in RedBull markings. Original author(s): Flight Factory-Simulations; repaint: Sebastian Hecker. 7.1MB

FSX Lear 45 Tennessee Textures for use with the default FSX Lear 45. Jeff Smith. 2.1MB

FSX/FS2004/ P3D3 (Not V4) The Buccaneer was originally designed in response to the Soviet Union's Sverdlov-class cruiser construction programme. Instead of building a new fleet of its own, the Royal Navy could use the Buccaneer to attack these ships by approaching at low altitudes below the ship's radar horizon. The Buccaneer could attack using a nuclear bomb, or conventional weapons. It was later intended to carry short-range anti-shipping missiles to improve its survivability against more modern ship-based anti-aircraft weapons. The Buccaneer entered Royal Naval service in 1962. The initial production aircraft suffered a series of accidents due to insufficient engine power, which was quickly addressed in the Buccaneer S.2, equipped with more powerful Rolls-Royce Spey jet engines. The Buccaneer was also offered as an entrant into a new Royal Air Force (RAF) contest for a new attack aircraft. It was initially rejected in favour of the much more advanced supersonic BAC TSR-2, but the cost of the TSR-2 programme led to its cancellation, only to be followed by the cancellation of its selected replacement, the General Dynamics F-111K. The Buccaneer was finally purchased by the RAF, entering service in 1969. The Royal Navy retired the last of its large aircraft carriers in 1978, moving their strike role to the British Aerospace Sea Harrier, and passing their Buccaneers to the RAF. After a crash in 1980 revealed metal fatigue problems, the RAF fleet was reduced to 60 aircraft, while the rest were scrapped. The ending of the Cold War led to a reduction in strength of the RAF, and the accelerated retirement of the remaining fleet, with the last Buccaneers in RAF service being retired in 1994; in favour of the Panavia Tornado. The South African Air Force (SAAF) also procured the type. Buccaneers saw combat action in the first Gulf War of 1991, and the South African Border War. This is the excellent FS2004 model of Alphasim to whom all merits go, adjusted to its operation in FSX up to P3Dv3. We thank all those who made complementary textures ... personally and made changes in burners, smoke system, gauges, textures of VC and multiple skins of Royal Navy and Royal Air Force. Presented in a package for you. Enjoyment.....

Reworked version of the original model by Bill Holker and Michael Pook. The B47 was the first jet bomber used by the SAC during the cold war. 2D and VC panel for wide screen with GPWS and alarm callout. Credits: Bill Holker for the original aircraft. See instructions for installation in the readme.txt file. Nice flights!

FSX Boeing 737-200 Bahamasair Black "CHROME". All textures are high quality 32bit and include shading, shadows and dirt - no mips. Model included in this package as well as Mike Baumann's updated FDE. Further improved contact points and now each gear wheel has its own contact point for more realism. Improved engine smoke effects and automatic wing and flap tip vortices also included. Please see zip file for more screenshots. Repainted by BahamasFlyers. Uses default B737-800 2d panel. No VC.

FSX Update of the P-51D Mustang by J. E. Narcizo (Mustang_P51D.zip. required here). I have tweeked the flight dynamics a bit, but the real update is the panel that needed adjusting to work in FSX. I also added a GPS and a radio stack that includes an autopilot. Bob Chicilo. 1.2MB Fix: This is an update for FS X, for the P-51 by J. E. Narcizo. I just found out I left out the Cessna 208 gauge from FS 9 needed for the light switches to show on the panel. This is that gauge. Sorry for any problems anyone had because of my mistake. Bob Chicilo. 4MB

FS2004 FA-18F Panel. New Panel with Pilot and RIO View for 2 Seat Hornets and Super Hornets. Designed in Abucus CPD 3 by Dustin Harlan. 5.9MB

FS2004 Egypt Air Boeing 737-800. Egypt Air livery of Kittyhawk Productions B737-800 in regular and winglet models for FS2004.Model and textures by: Erick Cantu. Flight Dynamics (FDE) by: Shawn Anderson. Repainted by : Mohammed Al-Khalifa. 2.6MB