Bagman

FSX Vermont ANG Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II. Fictional Vermont
Air National Guard repaint for Dino Cattaneo's F-35A version 2.2 and
2.3. Created using the base USAF paint included with the package, the
tails were redone showing the "Green Mountain Boys" graphic now
carried by the 158th FW's F-16s. The Vermont Air National Guard's
158th Fight Wing was selected by the USAF to be the only Air National
Guard F35 unit, replacing the current F-16Cs operated by the wing
starting in 2020. It is a great honor that the Green Mountain Boys
have been selected to operate this aircraft. This repaint is fictional
since no F-35's have been painted in Vermont Guard colors... yet!
Original by Dino Cattaneo (F35V230.ZIP). Repaint by Brian Gladden.

FS2004 Stinson 108-3 Voyager. This is the Christmas 1948 model of the Voyager with a bigger tail to handle the extra power from its 150/165 hp Franklin engine. One of the few four seat tourers that could carry full payload and full fuel. Geniunely STOL performance too, but structurally weak and rather slow. Fussy engine but otherwise very easy to fly well. Aircraft made with Abacus FSDS 2.3 and 3.0. This model contains all the usual animations: doors, control surfaces, yokes and pedals in the VC and suspension. Model, base textures and panel.cfg by Brian Gladden. Flight dynamics by FSAviator. Paintshop Pro paint kit and additional textures by Chris Course. Panel bitmap by Steven Grant.

FS2004 Beechcraft Model 18 Volpar. The Beech 18 was one of Beechcraft's most enduring designs. In production from the late 1930's until the early 60's many are still in use all over the world. This plane represents a late model Super H with the Volpar Trigear conversion. The Volpar kit added an extended nose and converted the plane to a tri-gear configuration rather than the stock taildragger landing gear. Features full control surface animation, opening door, dynamic shine, reflective textures, panel, virtual cockpit, rolling wheels and full lighting. A paint kit is also included and repaints are encouraged. Aircraft by Brian Gladden. (See also VLPR_FIX.ZIP)