FS2004 Robin R2160/Alpha 160A The Robin R2160 and Alpha 160A are identical, all metal, aerobatic trainers with a 160 hp Lycoming O-320-D2A engine. The Robin was originally designed and built in France but in 2004 production moved to Alpha Aviation in New Zealand. Full package for FS2004 with custom panel and VC and fully animated parts. Garmin GNS430 avionics. Full avionics documentation included, together with aircraft check and ref lists. Three real life liveries included, U.S.A, Great Britain and New Zealand. Great fun for aerobatics or general flying. By Jean-Pierre Brisard and Bob May - Premier Aircraft Design.

This is the official BANANAIR textures of the Aerocommander Ac 500 by Milton Shupe, Scott Thomas and André Folkers

A complete set of replacement textures for Travis Fitzpatrick's Angel 44. You need his original package above for these to work. These will update and replace ALL currently existing liveries for this plane.

This is a complete aircraft and is intended to replace your standard Cub. I named it - 'POSTCARD FROM HELL !" because of its power plant specs. This Piper really isn't for the inexperienced. Please see enclosed txt file for full description. A few facts about the engine you get with "Postcard From Hell' : It can take off within 20 feet of runway, at full throttle. -It cruises at 192 kts at 1,000 feet altitude. With engine on idle, it can maintain 55 kts cruise at 2,000 feet! I have kept the description of the engine specs to a minimum but let's just say that the compression ratio was increased from 8 to 14:1 and the fuel tank now holds 189 litres instead of the standard 45 litres. Engine output is now 200HP. It remains normally aspirated, ie. not turbo. In a nutshell, BE CAREFUL HOW YOU HANDLE THIS BABY !! It's power to weight ratio is literally from Hell... it can climb at 5,000 fpm and still maintain 157 kts. See enclosed txt file for 'SUGGESTED FLIGHT' with this Cub from hell Engine, flight and texture concepts by Francis F Silva of SAS (Silv'Art Studios)

1947 Republic Seabee RC-3 FS2004 This is the Seabee that I designed for FS2002. It was my first aircraft design, and it went through several upgrades, some of which were released and some that I just saved for another day. This Seabee retains the same external appearance but numerous changes have been made to the VC panel, the interior, and the flight dynamics. All previous versions are now obsolete.

This is a fictional repaint of the default FS2004 Beech Baron. It is my idea of how it would have looked if the RAF had used Barons in the 70s.

Arkas Aerospatiale ATR 42-320 Textures only, registration HK-4492, a new Colombian cargo airline formed in 2007, showing its livery used. Textures for the ISDT,(Israeli Simulation Design Team) ATR 42-300 v2 model. By Juan Ernesto Oropeza

This is the default Baron. Turbo charged. Engine displacement/capacity from 91.7 to 200.0 cubic inches. Engine compression ratio from a low 8.0:1 to 15:1 ('compression ratio' represents the number of times by which the fuel/air mixture is compressed, from top-dead-centre to bottom-dead-centre. The higher, the more energy you can get out of a volume of fuel/air mixture). These engines have 8, not 6 cylinders (pistons) Finally, like the man said in 'Cincinnati Kid' : "When I'm in town you're 2nd best!"

Modified stock but beefed up Mooney Bravo. In two different colour schemes. Engine Modifications: This Mooney is easily capable of 300 kts. With cylinder displacement/engine capacity from 90.3 to 200.0 cubic inches and engine compression ratio raised from from 8:1 to 20:1, this machine is truly awesome. It climbs at 5,000 fps without loss of speed, at 160 kts. Repaints by Francis F Silva of SAS (Silva Art Studios) of the stock Money Bravo

Fairchild Boxcar C119 - "Postcard from Bryant in Korea'53" Textures by Francis F. Silva. Model by Daisuke Yamamoto