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P51D Mustang Lisbon. Camouflage livery of a real P51D Mustang
( no. 413410 ) parked ar Lisbon's International Airport (LPPT).
Repaint of P51D by Francis F. Silva. Original model by Robert
"Hawk". 3.9MB |
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Bell YFM-1A Airacuda
This unusal aircraft was designed as a bomber destroyer featuring
twin cannon in the nacelles. It was too slow and cumbersome
for that role so only 13 were built. This model depicts the
last version which had flush turrets and a tricycle gear. It
has the usual animations, lights, crew figures and a reflective
finish. The 2D panel is based on a photo. The VC has moving
controls. By Paul Clawson. 1.2MB |
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Macchi C.202, sq.356. The
most important Italian fighter of WWII, the Folgore was derived
from the Saetta with the installation of a German Daimler-Benz
600 series engine. Fast, maneuverable, reliable, it had comparable
performances with the Bf109F series. This Gmax model features
highly detailed historical virtual cockpit with full military
equipment, high resolution gauge textures, fully functional
and clickable VC cockpit controls via custom XML gauges and
XML animations. Includes damage model and multi-LOD. Accurate
flight dynamics included. Detailed D.B.601 engine visible hitting
spoiler key. By Corrado La Posta. 5.2MB |
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Air Force, Macchi C.202 'Folgore' Textures only.
Lecce Training School. The Macchi C.202 was one of the best
fighters of the 'Regia Aeronautica' (Royal Italian Air Force)
during the WWII. Before the end of the War almost all the C.202
were converted to C.205 higher standards. Some 'survived' C.202
were used in postwar period as advanced trainers at Lecce's
Flying School. This aircraft, nicknamed 'Mammolo', flown during
1947. These textures requires the excellent Macchi Mc 202 Folgore
by Corrado La Posta (above). Repaint by Manuele Villa. 949K |
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Northrop Gamma 2A
This is a FSDSv3 model of the first version of the Gamma 2.
It was purchased by Texaco and named the "Sky Chief". Frank
Hawks flew it to a transcontinental record in 1933. It features
the usual animations, the unusual "park bench" ailerons, transparent
glass, reflective surfaces and landing and nav lights.It has
a 2D panel and a VC with animated controls. By Paul Clawson.
557K
FS2004
Gamma 2A Update This file adds the forgotten face texture
to the Gamma 2A pilot. Just replace the Gamma 2A model folder
with the one in Face.zip. Paul Clawson. 153K
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FS2004
Amelia Earhart's L10E Electra
This aircraft is a customization, upgrade and optimization
of Arik Hohmeyer's fine L10E from FS-Design Berlin. The intent
was to match it as closely as possible to Earhart's L10E Lockheed
Electra. Dave Bitzer's research at the Smithsonian Institute
in Washington, D.C. and independent work by Alex Nicolson
resulted in over two-dozen flight-dynamics changes, including
proper-capacity long range tanks. Norman Hancock designed
two custom panels for this historic aircraft; a classic version
with a Sperry AP and a modern one with a digital AP and more
navigation equipment. The Cambridge Engine Analyzer, Sextant,
Drift Meter, and pop-up E6-B computer are standard on both
panels. Easy one-step install. By Dave Bitzer, Norman Hancock,
and Charles Wood. Intended for use with Amelia Earhart's 1937
World Flight Commemorative here.
10.1MB
FS2004
Virtual Cockpit Upgrade for the Amelia Earhart Lockheed L10E
Electra. This program will upgrade the fs9 Amelia Earhart
Lockheed L10E by adding a Virtual Cockpit to both the Sperry
Autopilot version of that aircraft and to the Modern Autopilot
version. Before you can use this upgrade you must first have
downloaded and installed the Earhart L10E Electra, filename
l10eae01.zip. This VC is the work of Norman Hancock, who would
like to thank Dave Bitzer for his help and encouragement.
Thanks also to Arik Hohmeyer of FS-Design Berlin for his excellent
L10E Electra, and to J. L. Stubbs for his faithful FS98 Earhart
Panel; both were the basis of the Earhart L10E development.
The VC Upgrade is a one-step install. 2.1MB
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