Add-on Aircraft Suggestions

[chuckdavis2]

OK, I know this is a BIG wish-list, but as I can't do them myself I need to
rely on the kindness of strangers.

If any of the aircraft on my list are already out there, please let me know
where I can get them. Now, I'm more than willing to act as a reference source
for just about everything I have listed below. I can supply scale drawings, a
few scanned photos or just books where you can get the stuff yourself. All you
need to do is ask.

Maybe for Xmas I'll get Design Studio.

Thanks
Chuck

AIRCRAFT FOR CFS1, CFS2, FS98 & FS2000
NOTE: Illustrations of the aircraft marked with an asterisk (*) can be found
at:
HTTP://MX8.XOOM.COM/_XMCM/UNIKITS/, the Unicraft Models Homepage.

Aerostar MiG-29 Sniper
Airspeed AS.31*
Avia B.35
Avia B.534
Berezniak-Isaev BI-1 series
Beriev A40 Albatross
Blohm & Voss Ae.607
Blohm & Voss P.166 Zerstorer*
Blohm & Voss P.175*
Blohm & Voss P.178*
Blohm & Voss P.179*
Blohm & Voss P.213*
BMW Flugelrad I*
Bolkhovitinov "Spartak"*
Borokov-Florov 4302
Borokov-Florov "D"*
Breda 100
Breda 201
Caproni Ca.183bis
Caproni Campini CC2
Caudron CR.714
Chance-Vought/Zimmerman V-173 "Flying Flapjack"
Chengdu FC-1/S-7
Chengdu J-10
Chengdu XXJ/J-12
Chyeranovsky BICh-17
CRDA Cant Z.1007
Curtiss-Wright CW.21 "Demon"
Curtiss A-14/A-18 "Shrike"
Dar-10
Davis Manta Fighter
Dornier Do 435*
Dornier Do.19 "Ural Bomber"
Dornier P.256*
Dornier P.59*
Douglas F3D Skyknight
Focke-Achgelis Fa 284 "Flying Crane"*
Focke-Wulf "Flitzer"
Focke-Wulf "Treibflugel" (This one would be a BLAST to fly and fight with!)
Focke-Wulf Fw 187 "Falke"
Focke-Wulf Fw 190 Turbojet*
Focke-Wulf Fw 190V-19 "Falcon Wing"*
Focke-Wulf P.127*
Focke-Wulf P.III*
Focke-Wulf P.V*
Focke-Wulf Ta.400
Fokker D.23
Gloster CXP-1001
Golovin IVS*
Grumman XP-50 "Skyrocket" (USAAF variant of the Grumman XF5F-1)
Gudkov Gu-VRD*
Heinkel "Julia"
Heinkel "Lerche"*
Heinkel "Wespe"*
Heinkel He 231*
Heinkel He.100
Heinkel He.177/274
Helwan Ha.300
Henschel Hs.123
I.A.R. 15
I.A.R. 39
I.Ae. 27 Pulqui I
I.Ae. 33 Pulqui II
Ikarus / VTI S-49a
Ikarus IK-2
Ilyushin Il-102 (twinjet post-war Shturmovik. Competitor to the Sukhoi Su-25
FROGFOOT)
Ilyushin Il-108
Ilyushin Il-2 & Il-2m3 Sturmovik (so far only an Ilyushin Il-10 exists for FS)
Ilyushin Il-28 "BEAGLE"
Ilyushin Il-2I Fighter
Ilyushin Il-40 "BRAWNY"
Junkers "Walli"
Junkers EF128
Junkers Ju.390
Junkers SFP*
K+W C.3603 Series Light Bombers
K+W D.3800 Series Fighters
Kalinin K-15*
Kawanishi "Baika"
Koolhoven FK.58
Lavochkin La-15 "FANTAIL"
Lavochkin La-9 & La-11
Lippisch P.12*
Lockheed L.133
LWD TS-8 Bies
Macchi C.201
Martin-Baker "Tankbuster"*
Matra R.130*
McDonnell F3H "Demon"
McDonnell XP-67 "Moonbat"
Messerschmitt Bf 109TL-1*
Messerschmitt Me.263
Messerschmitt P.1110E "Ente"*
Mikoyan I Gurevich DIS
Mikoyan I Gurevich I-211 (Ye)
Mikoyan I Gurevich I-250/N/MiG-13
Mikoyan I Gurevich MFI/1.42
Mikoyan I Gurevich MiG-3/M-82
Mikoyan I Gurevich MiG-3U/I-230
Mikoyan I Gurevich MiG-9
Mikoyan I Gurevich PBSh-1
Mikoyan I Gurevich PBSh-2
Mitsubishi G3M (Code Name: Nell)
Mitsubishi J8M "Shusei"
Mizuno Shinryu II*
Moskalev "Sigma"*
Myasishchev "Goblin"*
Nakajima G10N
North-American Mustang I FTB *
Northrop N9M
Northrop XP-56 "Black Bullet"
Northrop XP-79
Petlyakov Pe-8
Polikarpov "Malyutka"
Polikarpov I-17
Polikarpov I-180 Series
Potez 670 Series
PZL P.38 "Wilk"
PZL P.46 "Sum"
PZL P.62
Q-5B "Fantan"
Reggiane Re.2001
Reggiane Re.2002
Reggiane Re.2007
Republic XP-69
Republic XP-72
SAAB 19
SAAB 23
SAAB 24
SAAB 27
Sanger-Bredt "SILVER BIRD" Antipodal Bomber
Shenyang F-8IIM Finback
Shenyang J-8D Finback
Sukhoi Su-15/Su-21 "FLAGON"
Sukhoi Su-11 "FISHPOT"
Sukhoi Su-11/I (1946) (Me 262 look-alike)
Sukhoi Su-13 (1946)
Sukhoi Su-15 (P) (1948?)
Sukhoi Su-2
Sukhoi Su-9 "NATO codename?"
Sukhoi Su-9/I (1946) (Me 262 look-alike)
The Nazi Flying Saucers
Tikhonravov I-302
Tupolev ANT-23 / I-12*
Tupolev Tu-16 "BADGER"
Tupolev Tu-2 "BAT"
V.E.F. I-16
V.E.F. I-19
Valmet Vihuri II
VL Morko-Moranni
VL Myrsky
VL Puuska
VMT Pyorremyrsky
VMT Pyry II
Von Braun Interceptor
Vultee V.11/12
Vultee XP-54/XP-68 "Swoose Goose"
Weiss-Manfred WM.23 "Silver Arrow"
Xian JH-7/FBC-1 Flounder/Flying Leopard
XNI-02 "Khameleon"* (Hungarian Jet Aircraft Project, circa WW2)
Yakovlev Yak-1000*
Yakovlev Yak-19 (Initial Post-war Design)
Yakovlev Yak-25 (Initial Post-war Design)
Yakovlev Yak-25 "Flashlight"
Yakovlev Yak-27 "BREWER"
Yakovlev Yak-28P "FIREBAR"
Yakovlev Yak-30/I (1947?)
Yakovlev Yak-36 "FREEHAND"*
Yakovlev Yak-50*
Yokosuka "Baka"
Yuryeyev KIT-1 VTOL*

FICTIONAL AIRCRAFT VARIANTS (from my own over-active imagination):
- Twin-fuselage Aircraft (lots of these because they are spectacular to
behold! Plus really like the "Zwilling" configuration.)
- Twin-fuselage Supermarine Spitfire
- Twin-fuselage Hawker Hurricane
- Twin-fuselage Focke-Wulf Fw 190A & Fw 190D
- Twin-fuselage Mitsubishi A6M5 Reisen
- Twin-fuselage Republic P-47 Thunderbolt
- Twin-fuselage Curtiss P-40
- Twin-fuselage <ANY SOVIET FIGHTERS>
- Twin-fuselage Grumman F4F Wildcat & F6F Hellcat
- Twin-fuselage Curtiss SB2C Helldiver
- Twin-fuselage Kawasaki Ki-61 HEIN
- Twin-fuselage Kawanishi N1K1
- Twin-fuselage Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa
- Twin-fuselage Junkers Ju 88
- Twin-fuselage Douglas SBD Dauntless
- Twin-fuselage Macchi C 202 Folgore & C 205 Veltro
- Twin-fuselage FIAT G.55
- Twin-fuselage <ANY FRENCH FIGHTERS>
- Junkers Ju 87 with a radial engine and retractable landing gear.
- Junkers Ju 87 on twin-floats
- Twinjet engined North American P-51D. Engines in under-wing nacelles.

MISCELLANEOUS OBJECTS FOR CFS1, CFS2, FS98 & FS2000:
Aircraft Carriers (All ‘landable’):
GRAF ZEPPELIN (German Aircraft Carrier, circa World War 2)
PETER STRASSER (Fictional German Aircraft Carrier, modified Graf Zeppelin
class, circa World War 2)
DER FUEHRER (Fictional German Aircraft Carrier, modified Graf Zeppelin class,
circa World War 2. Perhaps this one should be scaled up a little larger than
the standard GRAF ZEPPELIN-class carriers.)
"KRASNY PLOSHCHAD" (Red Square)
(Fictional Soviet Aircraft Carrier. Design derived from American "RANGER" class
carriers.)
"COMRADE LENIN" (Fictional Soviet Aircraft Carrier. Design derived from
American "RANGER" class carriers.)


SOME FICTIONAL AND FANTASY AIRCRAFT FOR CFS1, CFS2, FS98 & FS2000:

BILL BARNES:
In the 1930s, the magazine AIR TRAILS published a string of ‘exciting’
adventure stories centering on an aerial "Indiana Jones" named Bill Barnes.
While the writing wasn’t much (compared with today’s authors), the action was
exciting and the planes... Oh! The Planes! Designed by Frank Tinsley, these
aerial phantoms were unique. They were usually tandem-twin engine machines and
tri-phibians with retractable landing gear and outrigger floats and equipped
with large central floats, some retractable. They must have been heavy and
clumsy, but the stories had these machines flying fast and sweet and turning on
a dime and giving you 8 cents change! Still they were spectacular looking
machines.
I have a collection of drawings of these planes and would be willing to share
the information to interested parties. Of course, there’s a price! Let me be
one of your test pilots. And you thought I would say money!

AIRPOWER:
Some years ago, Rowan Software in collaboration with Mindscape released a
role-playing game/flight simulator called Airpower. Now this game wasn’t too
popular: the graphics were so-so, the story was mediocre. But once again the
Planes came through. That was the great appeal (at least, to this author).
These machines resembled the technology from the late 1920s or early 1930s,
with some leftovers from World War One. There was a smattering of post-World
War Two technologies, but the planes were all open-cockpit demons with truly
lurid color schemes.
I have screenshots of most of these planes and I’m working on scale drawings of
same, maybe someone would like to make models of them. I would be willing to
share the information to interested parties. Of course, there’s a price! Let me
be one of your test pilots. And you thought I would say money!

ANIME:
Whether you’re a fan of the Japanese form of animated features known as Anime
or not, there are some real interesting aircraft portrayed in some of these
films. The most notable are the films of Hayao Miyazaki. There already exist
two MS FS planes derived from two of his greatest movies, PORCO ROSSO and
NAUSSICA. There are more aircraft in both movies than are available to MS FS
fans. Another great anime feature, and one that has some truly unusual
aircraft, is THE WINGS OF HONNEAMISE. There are some fascinating canard-pusher
fighters and trainers and interesting jet fighters and bombers. The film itself
is worth a look and the planes would be a great addition to the MS FS world.
Anyone interested?

[William Dye]

i cant even get on

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Dave