The R3Y was powered by 4 turboprop engines driving counter-rotating propellers. It flew first in 1954. It was originally designed as a patrol bomber and was designated XP5Y. Later, the Navy decided it should be used to haul personnel and cargo and was designated R3Y-1. This mega package is a panel and slight interior update for the terrific R3Y designed for FSX by Paul Clawson. It features the default livery by Paul Clawson as well as seven beautiful liveries by Lazarus Starkweather. The focus of this update lies on an entirely new VC design and a new 2D panel (the original package didn't have one) matching the VC as closely as possible. The FDE has been optimized, so now the aircraft gets airborne in decent time. New smoke effect adds to a more realistic appearance of the model. Most of the gauges have been adapted from the Boeing XC-105 bomber by Georg Diemer. All credits go to Paul Clawson, Lazarus Starkweather and Georg Diemer for the great original model, the additional liveries and the gauges. New VC and 2D panel, smoke effect as well as FDE optimization by Michael Pook.

FS2004/FSX DC-7C Package. Panel modified by George Carty from original by Ken Mitchell and Tom Gibson, Calclassic. Model modified by George Carty from original by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson, with Pan Am and BOAC liveries provided. Includes weather radar (FSUIPC required) on navigator's panel.

RK-521 was built in 2007 for Hawker Beechcraft becoming N521XP. Airlink Airways operated it from June 2007, becoming EI-ICE, before returning to Hawker Beechcraft in December 2007 as N521XP. Several owners later, in March 2010, RK-521 became PR-MGD and was resprayed in a much more sombre colour scheme. Painted on to Henry Tomkiewicz’s Beechjet 400A model, fitted with default FSX LJ45 panel and sound to enable flight in FSX, this repaint shows RK-521 as both N521XP and as EI-ICE in the same colour scheme, but with different registrations/tail numbers. Other panel/sound files can be used.

FSX/P3D>v4 Boeing 747-8F Cargolux Package. Based at Luxembourg Airport, Luxembourg, Cargolux flies to destinations all over the world. As of June 2018, Cargolux operate 14 Boeing 747-8F and was a launch customer of the type. Project Opensky Boeing 747-8F FSX native model assembled and upgraded with the upgraded Boeing 747 internal cockpit (VC) from Alejandro Rojas Lucenda (Manual included). Model includes opening cargo doors, stairs (FSX - Go to Views - Instrument Panel -Posky Utility. P3D go to Vehicle - Instrument Panel -). Included CF engine sounds from BrandonG, with realistic jet whine to make your flight sound great. Added the great textures by Paul Graig. Thank you to Project Opensky/Skyspirit for their contributions to the worldwide community of flight simulation. Package includes 747 manual. Also includes the Boeing 747 VC textures upgrade. This give a much clearer 747 interior virtual cockpit look. Zip preview for larger pictures. Assembled and edited for P3D (all versions) & FSX by Chris Evans.

FSX/P3D An 124 Ruslan Volga-Dnepr package. Volga Dnepr is a Russian cargo airline based in Ulyanovsk and specialising in very large and oversized cargo airloads. Currently (2016) Volga-Dnepr operate 10 AN124 aircraft. Until the Boeing 747-8F, the An-124 was, for thirty years, the world's highest gross weight cargo aircraft and the world's second largest cargo aircraft, behind the one-off Antonov An-225. Includes VC. Model by Thomas Ruth. Added the better Thomas Ruth VC with updates by Andiroto. I added the great textures by Adam Hamada. Includes FMC by Garret Smith. Fixed contact points so wheels do not sit too high. FMC will display in VC. Includes user manual (info on how to use controls). Custom sounds included. Zip preview for further images. Assembled and tested in P3D and FSX by Chris Evans

FSX/FS2004 Shorts Tucano (RAF) Package. FSX Tested with Thumbs added. The Embraer Tucano is one of the world's most successful turbo-prop trainers. Originaly from Brazil the Tucano was manufactured under licence by Shorts of Belfast for the Britsh Royal Air Force. The two seater basic trainer was fitted with an uprated turbo prop engine and stronger airframe. Model by Brian Franklin/Simshed - created with FSDS3. Gauges by Jim Cooper and Doug Freeman Textures by Neil Angus Assisted by Dyl Roberts. Not modified in any way. Comments. Suitable for FS2004 and FSX. I did nothing but test and add thumbnails to this for FSX. Thumbnails added by Danny Garnier. 19.7MB

Updates for Jens B. Kristensen's Lockheed Orion, of which will be required to install first. I've given it some new cockpit textures, with a new set of gauges. I've updated the cfg's to adjust the lights and autopilot functions. Details can be found in the supplied readme file. Enjoy! -Bob

FS2004 Fairchild F-91 Upgrade. This is an update to my previous release of the F-91. Flaps have been added, reworked textures, improved Flight Dynamics, flaps added and a few other small tweaks. Previous texture releases will not work for this model without changing the wing textures name and modification. Model By Chris Herring. Flight Dynamics By GK Cherry. 18.2MB

FS2004/FSX Junkers EF-126 Lili. The Junkers LILI prototype was built in late 1944 as a very simple, rapidly produced small fighter aircraft. It used the simplest and cheapest power plant available, had the minimum of strategic materials and practically no electrical equipment. It used the Argus As 014 pulse jet, the same powerplant as the Fi 103 Buzz Bomb (V1). The Miniaturjäger was to takeoff and land conventionally. The plan was to build large numbers of these aircraft, and thus simply overwhelm the enemy bomber formations with their numbers. Complete GMAX model by A.F.Scrub. 5.2MB

This is an update for FSX of the Boeing 707-320 By Libardo Guzman and reworked by Michael Pook. I have changed the 2D panel background to match the VC and added and changed some gauges; I have put in all the wheels; changed the sound file; deleted all but 3 models and 6 paints; the 420 model has different engines so it really needs a different air and aircraft.cfg file. I have updated the flight dynamics.