Freeware Gems

Cheers Pete! The Lunar landing simulator is good fun, now off to get the Swiss heli scenery ...

Mike :salute:
 
Just have to add this new gem....

Manfred Jahn and Team's freeware FS9 C-47. Flightsim.com...do a search for Manfred Jahn and you will find it.

OBIO
 
Another Hungarian Gem

Debrecen Airport in eastern Hungary.
Previously, a Soviet military base, now being developed as a municipal airport
http://www.lhsimulations.hu/?lang=en

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I can't remember if this plane is listed here or not, but it deserves to be:

Douglas Kallen's extreme poly Boeing Stearman.

Simviation.com

I tried linking to the package and the update for it, but the link don't work.....Simviation has changed their software and the links are pretty odd. Just do a search for Douglas Kallen and you will find the two packages.

OBIO
 
Freeware Mauritius

I've been playing with this of late, and the more I see of it, the more I rate it a Gem. Screens and links are here:
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php?55068-New-!-Freeware-Mauritius-International-Airport-Scenery&highlight=mauritius

It's an exotic Indian Ocean paradise, you can bring all sorts of planes here for all sorts of playing:

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or just add your favourite AI and fly around the place.
The gmax buildings and rendered ground polys are a real pleasure to watch.

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The British are coming ....

Can't believe these haven't been mentioned yet; Steve's Hawker Seahawks are lovely renditions of a classic British jet, without doubt they qualify as 'Gems'. You can find them here, along with plenty of repaints:

http://www.flyingstations.com/sea-hawk.html

And I know it is new, but that doesn't mean it is not a gem; the Percival Provost was a type long overdue for a decent model, but Keith Paine has gone well past 'decent', his Provost is gorgeous. You can find it at Britsim.com, just do a search for 'Provost' & make sure you do a search for 'Leonides' as well; any of the soundsets by Gary Jones qualify as gems too, I think.

And while you are at Britsim, Dave Molyneux's ever expanding Auster family are worth investigating; I know they've been mentioned earlier in the thread, but I'm sure Dave must have released at least half a dozen new models since then. Hopefully the move to the new server will sort the download issues at Britsim, but they were always worth the effort.

And I know these models have been mentioned before, but I'm rediscovering them & learning to appreciate them anew; Dave Garwood's Hawker Hunters are superb, imo much better than the payware alternative, and Dave modelled more variants anyway. I'm only surprised that there weren't more repaints done of these models, but I may start to rectify that myself. :icon_lol: Available at all good outlets, but easiest to find at Britsim I think.
 
Alphasim

Thought this deserved a separate post; Phil's generosity (and the generosity of the designers) in continuing to release some of the older Alphasim products means what once was payware is becoming freeware; and with a little polishing some of these are definitely gems!! A good example of that is the F-4 Phantom's; with Nigel Richards providing us with a superlative J-79 set and Markus (Wild Bill Kelso) and others slapping on the virtual paint, we've got something every bit as good (if not better) than the Cloud9 Rhino (and a sight easier to install :icon_lol:).

All the freeware stuff can be found here.

http://www.easyfly.co.nz/Freeware/index.php

Nigel's soundset, and Markus, Smoothie and Duckie's repaints can all be found in the library here at the Outhouse.
 
Bringing this back up to say that I really enjoy flying the Iris T-6A Texan II. Very nice plane, shocked to find it as freeware. :)
 
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