I have converted some repaints made by Xudeva Irribarra for POSKY 747-4x series. However I were unable to find a proper aircraft that can work with FSX 747 original VC, so I took the winglet version of 747-400, and converted three awesome repaints to work with this aircraft. This package contains: Quantas Wunala Dreaming, All Nippon Airways Ohana Jumbo Blue Winglets, All Nippon Airways Ohana Jumbo Grey Winglets. Package comes with 2D panel and VC in three colours (Grey, Blue and Brown). There is a small glitch with VC ligtning. Read 'Read Me' file for solution.I have converted some repaints made by Xudeva Irribarra for POSKY 747-4x series. However I were unable to find a proper aircraft that can work with FSX 747 original VC, so I took the winglet version of 747-400, and converted three awesome repaints to work with this aircraft.

FS2004 Mirage III Updated Mirage III O Updated using FSDS2. New in this update,Minor visual fixes,Eject sequence,better Flight Model and drag chute animation, new xml gauges and some kool animations :) The Tail hook key deploys the drag chute (its linked to the flaps via a xml gauge to simulate drag ) Opening the main exit when airborne will eject pilot form aircraft Gunsite switch's work in VC Ive built a set of gauges which more realistically models overspeed in the Mirage,When the airframe temp reaches 155 C the overspeed light will light,if you don't slow down the fire light will soon light,then the engine will shut down.. Original by Luka Midic/ Warwick Carter. Repaint by Franco Carluccio. 4MB

Photorealistic 2 D panel for the Dassault/Dornier Alphajet. All original gauges in xml. You can use this panel with this excellent model: http://www.simviation.com/simviation/static.php?ID=64&page=21 Please see instructions in the readme.txt for installation and configuration.

Curtiss Reid Rambler MK.III Flown in the 1931 Kings Cup Air Race (Placed 13th) used as a training aircraft by the Canadian Airforce. Full animations, 3D gauges and Baked Textures. By Craig Richardson

FS98 Paraglider, unpowered & controllable. File size 89228. Capt Slug

Piaggio P-108B. Designed by Ing. Giovanni Casiraghi, the Piaggio P-108B was an Italian four-engined heavy bomber used by the Regia Aeronautica during World War II. A prototype of this aircraft first flew in 1939 and it entered service in 1942. This model reproduces the aircraft on which Capt. Bruno Mussolini lost his life during a test flight on August 1941 in Pisa airport.Two liveries are provided, one Camo and one Dark Green paint. This model features reflective metallic skin and full animations. Capt. I. D'Attomo Capt. G.Quai

This package contains the three Standby gauges for the Concorde which are missing in other freeware Concorde's. The backup airspeed, altitude and attitude gauges are included. The standby airspeed gauge displays both the indicated airspeed (knots) and the speed in mach's. The Own ship of the Attitude gauge is adjustable. I also included new Icons which only appear when you move over them with the mouse indicator. The subpanels are somewhat adjusted. I added an extra subpanel for the Concorde fuel gauges. They can all be accessed through the new icons function. All the gauges are in XML language. This package contains the complete 2D panel and is compatible with the VC from Libardo Guzman's Beautiful Concorde. This panel replaces the default panel folder from Libardo Guzman's Concorde. Enjoy!

FS2002 Convair B36 Peacemaker The B36 was the last prop. bomber used by the USAF, and one that never saw any "war" action. This model represents aircraft #5721 and appeared in the film Strategic Air Command. My thanks to one of the actual member of the crew, Mr John Zimmerman, that helped with the details. Model includes animated gear, rudder, elevators, bomb-bays and detail crew and cockpit as well as stearable nose wheel. Model, paint and dynamics by: Rey Lopez. 1.2MB

Its not great, but not totally pukeworthy either...Its a beta version as development is on going... Six of the 1942 design Light Fleet hulls were originally to be completed as Colossus-class ships, but the rapid development of carrier-based aircraft required modifications to the original design. The catapult, arrestor cables, and aircraft elevators had to be upgraded to handle faster and heavier aircraft, while the flight deck was reinforced. The ship was built to Admiralty rather than merchantile standards , with warship scale water tight compartmentalization , torpedo protection scheme, armoured magazines and separate staggered boiler and machinery spaces. The modifications increased the full-load displacement by 1,500 tons, and the draught by 1 foot 6 inches (0.46 m). This led to the six ships being reclassified as the Majestic class in September 1945. Five carriers were launched before the end of World War II, with the sixth launched in late September 1945. Only Magnificent and Terrible were completed as designed; an axial deck light Fleet Carrier(CVL) outwardly identical to the preceding Colossus class CVL. The remaining ships were rebuilt to RAN,RCN and MLD naval specifications with the revolutionary Admiralty designed Angled Deck, steam catapult and mirror Landing Sight (the 'Meatball', or 'Ball'). Its a generic Majestic as builds of the individual ships; all quite different in appearance, continues as time and interest permits. I figured I may as well put the latest version out, as its not too gawd-awful, and it would be a shame to waste Jens-Ole's beautiful Bonnie and Mellie deck textures. While the size/scale and general outline is accurate enough for government work, rivet counters will continue to be outraged. FSX Acceleration enabled, 4 wires, one catapult, meatball, hi deff textures by Jens-Ole Kjolberg. Various deck parks of Trackers,HUP, Seakings, Gannets, Skyhawks, AI HUP, HO4S,and Seabat plane guard helios

The Handley Page Victor was a British jet bomber aircraft produced by the Handley Page Aircraft Company during the Cold War. It was the third and final of the V-bombers that provided Britain's nuclear deterrent. The other two V-bombers were the Avro Vulcan and the Vickers Valiant. Some aircraft were modified for strategic reconnaissance role using both cameras and radar. After the Royal Navy assumed the nuclear deterrence mission using submarine-launched Polaris missiles in 1969 many surviving bombers were converted into aerial refuelling tankers. The last Victor was retired from service on 15 October 1993. Freeware package by Virtavia.