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FsX native freeware aircraft list

Roger

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About a month ago a thread started by Casey Jones asked the question "Why are there so few Native Freeware Airplanes For FSX?"
So as the stickied section is not so busy just now I thought it would be good to resurrect the bones of the thread; mainly the hour or so spent by Ferry_vO researching his FsX aircraft data base and also additions made in other posts by authors. Thanks to all of them and all these aircraft have been added to the following list. If the thread is of sufficient interest we will sticky it. If you know of others please feel free to add them. Check Meijer Ad and Walgreens Ad. If you don't know where to download a given aircraft just ask and I'm sure the answer will come.
Please restrict additions to the list to native only. Port-overs have their place but this thread is about native:

Google spreadsheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ajp_sOJLki7mdEJiNWhQbmU2czVZUzU4YWgzYm1oVXc

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If you click on 'View' on the top menu and then select 'List' each column will then have a search box above Row 1. This enables you to search by column to refine your results.

For example, if you wanted to find all available de Havilland aircraft then click in the search box in the 'Manufacturer' column and select 'de Havilland' as your choice and it will display only de Havilland aircraft. Select 'All' in the 'Manufacturer' column to reset the lists or alternatively hit the 'Back' button on your browser.

Likewise selecting 'Dave Garwood' in the 'Author/Creator' column will return all Dave's fine pieces of work.


 
 
Bruno "Thor's Hammer" Mérelle : Dassault Rafale M beta (www.frenchairforce.fr)
Phil Crowther : Grumman FM2 Wildcat (AVSIM)
W.E. Stephens : Martin B-26B-10 Marauder Rev B (SOH, under FSX/American Aircraft)
 
Perhaps even better; a sub-forum. This is info one wants to have available at all times.

Great one, Roger!:applause:
 
Fantastic work, Roger!
May I suggest to add Michal Puto's SZD Pirat, please ? I know, it is a sailplane, but since we have only 2-3 done in the fsx standards ...

Lucas

Edit: Oh, and Mike and me also converted the RWD-14 to be a fully native FSX model :)
 
Fantastic work, Roger!
May I suggest to add Michal Puto's SZD Pirat, please ? I know, it is a sailplane, but since we have only 2-3 done in the fsx standards ...

Lucas

Sorry Lucas...forgot about that one and a great little glider it is!
 
Up to the previous post I have added all new entries to the main list. Great stuff fellas...keep 'em coming:ernae:
 
Didn't someone create an Excel spreadsheet with FSX native aircraft? Something like that would be ideal as the info can be modified easily and kept as an attachment in the original post.

Btw... the Socata Rallye 100 ST from http://www.d-riv.fr/fs/avions/Rallye100ST/ is FSX native (and a pilot figure is planned for the future according to the dev)
 
A spreadsheet version would be great but would take some time. Also there would be problems for those without MS Office or Open Office. The forum search button could be used to find Authors or Aircraft.
 
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