This is an upgraded photoreal livery with completely new flying dynamics,new 2D panels and revised interior exterior textures.Israeli Aerial Warfare Part of IAF used several aircraf of the King Air C90 and C200 series.There are two precision photoreal panels.The ...
Features includes. - Engine wear - Engine Damage with fire and sound effect - Engine Oil use, adding oil - Propeller wear with sound effect - Flaps Motor Wear - Flaps Motor Damage with sound effect - Flaps Wear with sound effect - Flaps Damage with sound effect ...
Vintage Racing aircraft The extremely refined C.561 was the end of a famous and successful line of racers designed developed by Marcel Riffard and his colleagues at Avions Caudron in the 1930s. The fuselage was a totally new design providing a flush hood for the ...
The Caudron 684 was a 1936 two-seater sport plane, constructed of wood and covered with coated fabric. Only one was built. It contibuted directly to the later C690 trainers and the light fighter series C714, CR760 and CR770.Gmax model by A.F.Scrub
Description. This is a reapaint for the default Cessna 172 in the fictional N676EP. It is a green Cessna 172 with some black. The livery and the tail number is fictional. There are instructions on how to install in the readme file. By Tyler Lawrence. ...
Description. This is a reapaint for the default Cessna 172 in the fictional N172RE. It is a orange Cessna 172 with some black. The livery and the tail number is fictional. There are instructions on how to install in the readme file. By Tyler Lawrence. ...
As Real World Blue Livery Thanks Carenado for a fantastic aircraft CREDITS: Model and msfs default textures by Carenado, (http: www.carenado.com ). VH-BST repaint by James Parker (Dwho)
American engine on the front of a relatively little airframe like the Yak-11, a former Soviet Yak-11 trainer, makes this diminutive Russian trainer go very fast indeed. At the 2003 National Championship Air Races Sherman Smoot clocked 445.617 MPH in the Gold ...
Full animations, 3D gauges and Baked Textures. By Craig Richardson at www.Classicwings.net
Native fsx conversion of the brilliant DH80 Puss Moth for flightsim 2004 created by Milton Shupe and team. Three models with 8 different liveries are included. with wheel skirts, no wheel skirts and a ski version. Thanks to Milton Shupe for letting us do the ...
