Nasa Boeing 747 & Shuttle

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NASA Boeing 747-123(N905NA ) - space shuttle transporter, early version & current version for X-plane version 6 and above This aircraft is the shuttle transporter as used by Nasa to transport the space shuttle between NASA facilities. I have made two versions in this download, one depicts N905NA in its original 'metallic' ex 'American Airlines' finish. The second version depicts N905NA in current Nasa White & blue livery.

Nord 1500 Griffon II

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The Nord 1500 Griffon II was a French experimental high-speed research aircraft from the late 1950's. The aim of the project was to investigate a combined powerplant that used a conventional turbojet for take-off and an experimental ramjet for high altitude flight. The type reached a maximum speed of just under Mach 2.2, and was limited by not by engine performance, but by kenetic heating of the airframe. The Griffon II established a world record for a closed loop of 100 km at an average speed of 1,643 km/hr on February 25, 1959. This original model was developed for X-Plane version 6.25.

OceanRobot An779bis

File Description:
Anufriyev Aleksandr. aaanufriyev@yahoo.com This is fantasy plane(freeware). Just unzip and put folder �OceanRobot� in Aircraft folder(EXMPLE C:\X-System 8.06\Aircraft\General Aviation) . Enjoy!

P-40E Warhawk

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P40E Warhawk for x-plane 6.4-6.6 - The P-40 Warhawk built by Curtiss was developed from the P-36 simply by replacing the radial engine with the liquid cooled Allison 1720 V12 with 1125 HP. It was America's foremost fighter in service when WWII began. P-40s engaged Japanese aircraft during the attack on Pearl Harbor and the invasion of the Philipines in December 1941. They also were flown in China early in 1942 by the famed Flying Tigers and in North Africa in 1943 by the first AAF all-black unit, the 99th Fighter Squadron. The P-40 served in the Aleutian Islands, Italy, the Middle East, the Far East, the Southwest Pacific and some were sent to Russia. Though often outclassed by its adversaries in speed, maneuverability and rate of climb, the P-40 earned a reputation in battle for extreme ruggedness. At the end of the P-40's brilliant career, more than 14,000 had been produced for service in the air forces of 28 nations, of which 2,320 were of the "E" series.

P38 Lightning

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Lightning P38 for x-plane 6.4-6.6. The fastest propeller driven US fighter of WWII.

P38 v1.1 For X-Plane 6.4-6.6

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P38v1.1 for X-Plane 6.4-6.6. Improved paint job, panel and other minor improvements. The P38 developed a a result for a fast long range fighter requested by the US; most manufacturers ignored the call for proposals because of the ridiculous requirements. Lockheed, using the brilliant and unconventional ideas of their designer, Kelly Johnson (who later went on to help design the SR-71 Blackbird among others), came up with a plane that was totally unique for the time. It had two engines, used liquid cooled inlines instead of radials, tricycle landing gear, provided staggering operating ranges and payloads yet was able to maneuver capably with single engined fighters. The test models of the P38 made more "firsts" than any other plane both on paper and in the air.

P51 Black Widow for Vs. 6.4/6.51

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P-61B BLACK WIDOW for x-plane 6.4/6.51 The need for a true night fighter aircraft was well demonstrated during the Battle of Britain in 1940. Aircraft used to counter German night attacks were not very effective. At the direction of the Air Corp's Carl A. Spaatz, John Northrop submitted a ground up night fighter design, which, designated as the XP-61, first flew on May 26, 1942. The Black Widow was the first aircraft designed from the ground up as a night fighter. Its innovative slotted flaps and spoiler ailerons allowed operation from short airstrips and improved handling; the radar carried in its nose made it the dominant force in the night skies of Europe and the South Pacific. From July 6, 1944, when it claimed its first victory, to war's end, the P-61 distinguished itself as one of America's most unique fighting machines. After the war, P-61s were used in reconnaissance, weather research, and flight testing. The first American flight ejections were made from a P-61. Only four P-61 aircraft are known to exist today. SPECIFICATIONS: ENGINES: 2 Pratt and Whitney R-2800 2000 HP radials WING SPAN: 66.0 ft. LENGTH: 49.42 ft. HEIGHT: 14.67 ft. MAXIMUM SPEED: 366 MPH ARMAMENT: Four 20mm Cannon.

Phoenix Aircraft

File Description: Phoenix aircraft derived from both the 1965 and 2004 "Flight of the Phoenix" movies, utilizing design elements of both. Created in X-plane Plane-Maker 6.51. May work with later versions.

Filename:	phoenix_290843.zip
License:	Freeware
Added:	23rd July 2011, 23:59:27
Downloads:	23
Author:	Marty Knoll
Size:	1038kb

Piaggio P180 Avanti II

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File Description:
Features:
-Flight model within 10% of the real aircraft (as per manual);
-Autopilot operations as the real aircraft;
-Many functions and screen indications are SASL driven;
-X-Plane 10 64 bit full compatible;
-Main landing gear object has added (was missing for XP10 in the previous version);
-Electronic checklist in MFD;
-Real clock functions;
-Engine indication turn red when limits exceeded;
-UFMC and X-FMC config files are included. Those files have been adapted specially for this aircraft;
-New 2-page checklist to be printed in a single sheet;
-Updated Operating manual;
-You can use now the condition levers and flap lever by mouse.

PAY ATTENTION: Use caution when using the throttles! As in the real aircraft, be advancing the throttles too full, torque limits can be exceeded by a lot!
PLEASE: Any questions or problems post them to the forum for this aircraft. I'm visiting it daily so I can respond as quick as possible.
At last, I want to THANK Tony Day, who, with his experience and work, helped me to make this aircraft as real as possible.

Quetzalcoatl Air Superiority Fighter

File Description:
X-Plane 6.4 Conversion of Quetzalcoatl by Marcelo Marques, also made it more stable, and more maneuverable. Special Mars version included.