FS2002 Millenium Falcon
A GMAX craft the Falcon is fully animated with a Virtual dynamic cockpit fitted with fold away guages to provides a good field of view when sight seeing. Side door opens and landing ...
FS2002 Bell 47
This model was designed using GMAX, textures with DXTBmp. This model of the Bell 47 consists of more than 24.000 polygons and 35.000 vertexes !! It makes use of all the new technologies ...
Cockpit Company Watches
We’re all the same, we all like to show off something we’ve had new, whether it’s a car, computer, house, anything. But have you ever showed off a watch? No I’m not talking ...
FS2002 F-5A Freedom Fighter
The acceptance of the N-156F as the fighter for the Military Assistance Program, trials with the first
two N-156F prototypes had indicated the need for a stronger wing structure that ...
FS2002 Stearman Kaydet
The Kaydet, the two-seater biplane introduced by Stearman Aircraft Division of Boeing in Wichita,
Kansas, in 1934, became an unexpected success during World War II. Despite its almost ...
FS2002 de Havilland Twin Otter Canadian Floats version
The de Havilland Twin Otter aircraft is a high wing, twin engine, turbo prop aircraft capable of carrying up to twenty passengers in the commuter role. The aircraft has a wing span ...
FS2002 Bill Lyons’ Swift Classic Package
By Roger “Maddog” Gaylor
Hello fellow simmers, the Maddog here again with an impromptu review for you of the latest creation of Bill Lyons’. I would have gotten it ...
Operations Manual?
When it was released, Wilco’s Boeing 767 Pilot In Command program revolutionized the way people looked at Microsoft’s Flight Simulator. No longer was it considered simply a “game” ...
FS2002 Spanish Air Force McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A “Hornet”
The Spanish Hornets package; includes four planes textures: 111 esq. 11st Wing Moron A.B., 122 esq. 12nd Wing
Torrejon A.B., 151 esq. 15th Wing Zaragoza A.B. and 462 esq. 46th Wing ...
FS2002 Bill Lyon’s Piper Cub Series
Top of the morning to ye lads. The Maddog here with another review for you to cut your teeth on. And as usual it’s another Bill Lyons Classic and this time it’s a familiar ...
