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Fairchild F-91 Package:
In 1935 Pan American engineers working closely with A. A. Gassner
developed this amphibious aircraft that was to be known as the
Fairchild F-91. It was an all metal shoulder wing monoplane
intended to carry eight passengers. The aircraft featured fully
retractable landing gear . While a very attractive airplane
only eleven were ever produced with two of those going to the
Brazilian subsidiary of Pan American for use on the Amazon River.
Two F-91s went to the Japanese Navy for testing and were used
as liaison aircraft. The last F-91 produced was purchased by
American Millionaire Gar Wood who had it named “Wings
of Mercy” and painted in RAF colors. He donated it to
the RAF and they sent it to Egypt to perform SAR duties. Model,
VC Panel, Panel, flight dynamics & Textures By Chris Herring.
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Sikorsky S-43 Golden Hawaii Update (Corrected).
This is a correction for my update for FS 9 of the Sikorsky
S-43 of the Golden Hawaii package by Lynn and Bill Lyons(available
here). The
correction is that I added float points to the outriggers, not
just scrape points. This correction includes all the first update
had so you only need this one to also have the following: updated
flight dynamics, added some float points, and changed the spray
effect.s . I have updated the flight dynamics, added some float
points, and changed the spray effect. Bob Chicilo. 91K |
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Update 2 for Mike Stone's Consolidated PBY5A .
This is my second update for FS 9 of Mike Stone's Consolidated
PBY5A (available here).
I have redone the flight dynamics because I noticed it stuck
when stopped on water, added some float points, a water rudder,
changed the water effect, and repositioned the outside air temperature
gauge that I missed doing the first time. Bob Chicilo. 79K |
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Northrop Alpha, Transcontinental & Western Air (which
was to become TWA) was the launch customer and ordered 5 alphas.
Those aircraft began services on April 20, 1931 from San Francisco
to New York with 13 intermediate stops. The entire trip took
just over 23 hours. The Alpha had a multicellular wing of stressed
skin construction. It was also first commercial type to be equipped
with rubber deicer boots. A total of 17 Alphas were produced.
Model, VC Panel, Panel, flight dynamics & Textures By Chris
Herring. 2.7MB |
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2004 Waco S3HD The
Waco S3HD was produced in both a civilian and military version.
The military version was sold to the pre WW2 Cuban Air Force.
This model represents a restoration of a civilian version which
has been flying for about 40 years. It is a FSDSv3 project and
includes all the usual FS2004 animations, transparent glass,
nav and landing lights, and the unique transparent fuselage
section showing some control linkages. The VC has working gauges
and moving controls. By P. Clawson. 515K |
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B-24J Liberator.
First flown in Dec. '39, the early B-24s were used by the RAF
in the transport role initially, later on long-range anti-sub
patrols. Although the C model saw limited use in the Mid-East,
the D model was the first mass-produced Liberator in widespread
use. Later variants broke many production records and served
in every theatre of war with all the Allied nations. Total production
of the B-24 was over 19,000 units when the lines closed in 1945.
Model : P Perrott/ Alphasim. 2.8MB |
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De Havilland DH-16 G-EALU Pack.
The end of World War I and the subsequent vast surplus of military
aircraft was not a time for new civil designs to emerge. Instead,
many conversions of military models were attempted, but the
de Havilland D.H.16 was a redesign of the D.H.9A with a wider
fuselage for four passengers. Following its first flight at
Hendon in March 1919, the D.H.16 was sold to Aircraft Transport
and Travel Ltd (AT&T), who used it for pleasure flying before
it inaugurated a London-Paris service on 25 August of that year.
Model, VC (virtual cockpit) Panel, Panel, flight dynamics &
Textures By Chris Herring. 4.4MB |
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X04U-1 Corsair Floatplane Package: Only
one X04U-1 was built for the NAVY and first flew in 1931.
It was Vought's first airplane with a monocoque fuselage and
fabric covered metal wing structure. It could be mounted on
wheels or floats. It crashed during flight test prior to Navy
acceptance. Its intended purpose was as a scouting and observation
aircraft. It never made it into production but the seaplane
version was planed so this is a speculative texture set for
this aircraft. Model by Chris Herring. Flight dynamics by
David Wooster and Chris Herring. Textures by Chris Herring.
4MB
FS2004
X04U-1 Corsair Floatplane Update.
This is an update to my X04U. I have added a VC Cockpit and
a few other small details. You will need my original X04U
Corsair Floatplane model. By Chris Herring. 962K |
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Messerschmitt Bf-109E Package
by FsFrance. Completee aircraft by Pierre Marchadier, with 2
liveries (Adolf Galland and Kostia Rozanoff) by Gilles Mercier,
flight dynamics by Jean-Pierre Bourgeois and Benoît Dube,
photorealistic panel and gauges by Jean-Pierre Langer. Paintkit
included. Detailed documentation in English and French. 19.3MB |
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Boeing RB-50F Superfortress Package (updated). The
Boeing RB-50F Superfortress was a special reconnaissance version
of the B-50. Visual model by Tom Kohler based on previous freeware
source from various designers - huge credits included! Accurate,
'hand flyer' Flight Model by Tom Kohler, built using Flight
Model Workbook version 2005-14 from mudpond.org and based on
the 1% B-29A flight model from Gregory Pierson from avhistory.org.
Multi-resolution GMAX model, including clickable virtual flight
deck - with flight engineer compartment, fully animated. Reflective
textures with dynamic shine also in the VC, gauges from Microsoft
CFS2, backlighted VC gauges, custom effects, HTML Checklists
and Documentation. Sound package aliased to the B-29B base package
so download it (here)
or alias to another aircraft. By Tom 'Gnoopey' Kohler. 34.3MB |
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