This is a post WWII war USN Consolidated PBY-6A Catalina, last of the versions of the PBY for Fs9 and CFS2 by Shessi SOH April 2018.
Three textures included by Mick, a utility plane of Utility Squadron Seven (VU-7) based at NAS North Island, California; a patrol bomber of the Boston Reserves based at NAS Squantum, Massachusetts; and an Air Sea Rescue plane based at NAS Quonset Point, Rhode Island, all in the late 1940s.
PBY-6A Three Classic Era US Navy Skins Plus Mdl.zip
This skin set is for Shessi's PBY-6A Catalina, reworked from the AlphaSims PBY-5A. It includes a utility plane of Utility Squadron Seven (VU-7) based at NAS North Island, California; a patrol bomber of the Boston Reserves based at NAS Squantum, Massachusetts; and an Air Sea Rescue plane based at NAS Quonset Point, Rhode Island, all in the late 1940s.
Also included is a new model file with specular gloss enabled at the semi-gloss level in the program Shiny, to properly display the glossy dark sea blue finish worn by post-war U.S. Navy PBYs.
NOTE: This archive contains the semi-gloss model that was omitted from the original upload.
Hovercontrol Bell 412 Personal Edition Miami Dade Air Rescue 1 FSX Repaint.zip
This is my repaint of Miami-Dade County's Air Rescue 1. It's about 50% photo real. This helicopter has replaced the original N911AR with the new paint scheme. I had the chance to fly the first and original N911AR in 1983, that's when the county was named Metro Dade County. She has since been retired.
My repaint comes as close to the real thing as possible. Some parts cannot be painted due to model restrictions... If you can figure it out, please drop me a line.
And, if you change the realism stability to this, in the aircraft.cfg., you'll have one of the nicest, best flying, and best hovering aircraft in the game.
[Helicopter]
low_realism_stability_scale=1.0, 1.0, 1.0 //Pitch , Bank, Yaw Scalars on Stability in Low Realism Settings
No time consuming, complicated startup procedures, no waiting, just load and fly. This is by far one of the best freeware aircraft for FSX!
Special thanks to Jordan Moore for his great work for FSX through the years. I've been flying his models since day one. Jordan is the owner of Hovercontrol.
This is the Gmax model of my L-16 Sea Duck for CFS2. The model use CFS2 Microsoft props and pilots. The model use breaking parts and damage texture logic.
I'm putting the model up for download for some one if they wish can mess with it.
This is a collection of repaints for the revamp of the Piloto Azul He-59 by Shessi for CFS2.
Included are modified dp files (MISC DATA changed to kph, gun data changed for AI performance, more payload options). I've revamped the damage effects & changed the descriptions from Spanish to English.
I've revised the airfile to better match published speed & range figures.
A short note regarding water take-offs with floatplanes or seaplanes. You may notice it is impossible to take off in Free Flight using this airfile. I chose to match the AI performance so a formation in flight will stay with you. Drastically altering Propeller Thrust or Engine Power scalars may get you into the air from CFS 2's "sticky" water, but you'll be piloting a super hot rod Zatapone & your wingmen won't be able to match you. A better workaround is to simply add some Light Wind to your Free Flight settings. I don't know why it works, but it does work. No more frantic "throttle-to-the-wall" just to get moving.
I've also added a WIN 7+ 2D panel bitmap.
The textures are: 71-1. AS.88, Condor Legion, SCW May 1937.
BV+HN. II/KGzbv108, Norway April 1940.
7U+NL. Sonderstaffel Schwilden, Rotterdam, 10th May 1940.
D-AG10. Seenodienst, English Channel 11th July 1940.
To install, unzip the download to a temporary location & move/copy files to the matching folder names inside your chosen CFS2 install.
Thanks to: Piloto Azul for the original aircraft.
Shessi for his undoubted skill in re-engineering older aircraft models to give them a new lease of life in the old sim.
This is freeware and subject to the usual conditions.
The stock Recon spawns are supposed to support recon missions in campaign play. But they were mission goal and damage percent information.
This recon spawn set fixes that and now you can fly a successful recon campaign mission.
NBB: There are twelve different campaign missions available to the writer of a campaign. Because the stock recon missions did not work, there may be some newer campaigns written without the recon mission available to select.
In addition, some aircraft do not have the information in their loadouts as to what the appropriate loadout for a recon mission is. Always check your aircraft's .xdp file, loadouts section, to ensure that the "Recon" option is mentioned as a Missiontype in a suitable loadout. A suitable loadout would be one with fuel tanks on pylons, or if not available, the "Clean" loadout option would be the default to have "Recon" added as a Missiontype.
Eg. you often find a loadout looking like this in an aircraft's .xdp file:
You need to include Recon:
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Note there are no spaces in the MissionType list only comma separation of types.
Next in the series of revamps for the Alphasim PBY5 Catalinas. This is a Consolidated PBY-6A Catalina, last of the production versions of the PBY, for FS9.
Next in the series of revamps for the Alphasim PBY Catalinas. This the specialist version of the RAF Coastal Command Catalina, fitted with centimetric radar and a Leigh light searchlight for night time patrols. An RAF Coastal Command Consolidated Catalina Mk. IVA for FS9.
Next in the series of revamps for the Alphasim PBY Catalinas. This the definitive RAF Coastal Command Catalina, supplied and used in the most numbers than any other model. An RAF Coastal Command Consolidated Catalina Mk. IB for FS9.
By Milton Shupe, Rick Mackintosh, Brian Alexson, Scott Thomas, Hans-Joerg Naegele, Jan Rosenberg, Nigel Richards and Pilot Figure by Jan Visser.
The "GlobalEnv_AC_Chrome" texture used is copyright by Bob "Bananabob" Riveria.
The Convair model 7002 or (P-92), a delta winged turbojet airplane, better known as the XF-92A, was the first in a long line of American Delta Winged Aircraft.
The XF-92A was a single seat, jet propelled research fighter-type land plane. Characterised by a 60º delta wing and a large vertical tail, the wing planform of the XF-92A was an equilateral triangle with a span of 31’4”. With no separate horizontal tail surfaces, the elevons (combined elevator/aileron) provided the pitch and roll control for the aircraft.
The authors of this package honor that development and testing that propelled the advancement of the delta wing concepts and use.
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Consolidated Catalina USN PBY-6A FS9.zip
