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FSX
Beech D-18 Amphibian Package.
Sp2 / Xp Tested Probrably the most realistic anphibian made
for flight sim Realistic Vc and model two great textures awesome
sound Original authors Milton Shupe, Scott Thomas, André
Folkers, and Urs Burkhardt Presented for FSX by the Nor-Cal
Prop Club. 41.6MB |
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FSX
Cessna 182.
This is the Default Flight Simulator 2004 Cessna 182 Skylane
modified for Flight Simulator X Updates by Mark Rooks of RSDG.
12.7MB |
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FSX
Cessna 182 Sky Shark.
This is the Default Flight Simulator 2004 Cessna 182 Skylane
modified for Flight Simulator X Painted With a Shark Nose Art
Updates and Textures by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft Entitled
" Sky Shark ". 13.2MB |
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FSX-SP2
Piper Archer-III PA28-181.
Version for FS X with SP2. LOD's, xml gauges, .dds textures.
The PH-SVP is owned by the Rotterdam Flying Club in the Netherlands
By Rien Cornelissen. 5.8MB |
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FSX
SP2/ Xp Tested PRO Seabird SB7L Seeker This
2 seat light observation aircraft, made by Seabird in Australia,
combines fixed wing economy and ease of use, with the superior
visibility of a helicopter.This aircraft comes with full FS
moving parts, and is in US registration, serving North Star
Survey company. BY Tim Piglet Conrad Piglet's Peculiar Planes.
Packaged for FSX by the Nor-Cal Prop Club. 1.8MB |
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FSX
Sp2/Xp Tested Zlin Z-50L Package.
This little plane will do any arobatic manouver that you have
failed to do in others , flat spins included! VC (Virtual cockpit)
included. By Peter, Piotr Sabadasz. Many modifications by Ted.T
and Presented by the Nor-Cal Prop Club. 12.9MB |
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FSX/FS2004
deHavilland DH114-2B DH114-2D Heron Package.
A little bit about the Heron... The deHavilland Heron was launched
in 1950 as the replacement for the four engine DH86 biplane.
It made use of a large number of components from the smaller
two engine DH104 Dove, but was given four engines and seats
for 14 passengers. The original Series 1B aircraft used Gipsy
Queen 30 engines and had fixed undercarriage. The later Series
2B were given retractable undercarriage. A large number of Herons
were re-engined with larger Avco Lycoming IO-540 engines and
designated as Series 2D. Note: No VC. By Carlos Marrero. 142MB |
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