Quality Freeware FSX Aircraft

[TennShadow]

Since I'm finished painting our fleet for FS9 and Xplane I need to find some good quality freeware a/c for FSX.

I'm looking for the below:

Boeing 737

Boeing 747

Boeing 767

Boeing 777

Airbus A319

Airbus A321

CRJ-900

EMB 170

If any of you know where to find any of the above for FSX that would be great. I've looked around and am not having any luck.

Thanks in advance,

Keith

[TimoDD]

-Boeing, CRJ and ERJ-serie and more.

I paint for the moment a B747-400F for CargoB, then a B747-200F, by POSKY is both available, for fs9 and fsx. Both work for me after some puzzling with available files from the site special for fs9 and fsx separately. I thought an excellent alternative for payware. http://www.projectopensky.com/

-Airbus-serie.

Amazing project from the freeware Airbus-serie, A318, A319 and A320 but regrettable no A321. There is a amazing project under construction of the A380 there. http://www.pairbus.com/

-Also a ATR-project with also other planes and extras. http://www.isdt-israel.com/

Grtz & succes.

Ceo CargoB VA

[TennShadow]

-Boeing, CRJ and ERJ-serie and more.

I paint for the moment a B747-400F for CargoB, then a B747-200F, by POSKY is both available, for fs9 and fsx. Both work for me after some puzzling with available files from the site special for fs9 and fsx separately. I thought an excellent alternative for payware. http://www.projectopensky.com/

-Airbus-serie.

Amazing project from the freeware Airbus-serie, A318, A319 and A320 but regrettable no A321. There is a amazing project under construction of the A380 there. http://www.pairbus.com/

-Also a ATR-project with also other planes and extras. http://www.isdt-israel.com/

Grtz & succes.

Ceo CargoB VA

Thanks for the links.

I went to both the POSKY and Project Airbus and the only thing I found was .mdl files for FSX and not complete aircraft. Where can I get a complete aircraft? I assume I'm missing something important here.

[Tom]

If you search for "Project Airbus" you can find a selection of complete packages from any major download site.

As for Project Opensky, download one of the repaints and the repaint kit from their site and just paint over the repaint textures, then you get everything you need.

As for the 747 and 737, painting the default aircraft would be a good idea, most people prefer to use them for the VC etc.

[TimoDD]

Thanks for the links.

I went to both the POSKY and Project Airbus and the only thing I found was .mdl files for FSX and not complete aircraft. Where can I get a complete aircraft? I assume I'm missing something important here.

I now, it's not always easy but I think the intention is to made self the airplane with the right files you wanted. There are different types of engines, pax, freight, converted to freight and combi-versions available so everyone can choose for themselves which version he just wants. As I said, not easy but much better results. Sometimes you can also find full-packages at Flightsim.com or AVSIM and to be update by yourself with the optional files (mdl's) to made your own wanted type or version. Some knowledge of this can be handy of course, but I'm not a prof in this, I always find it yourself, with fall and rise.

Much succes, hopefully is here someone else with more experience and tips about this stuff, because it is really worth.

NB: If anyone is aware of a freeware MD11F for FSX with paintpak, let me know please, He is on top on my wishlist to be painted in CargoB and CityBird-livery. I don't find the IFDG regrettable no more.

Thx & Grtz Timo

[TennShadow]

Thanks guys for the help. I just went with the full packages on FS sites.

Keith

[TennShadow]

If you search for "Project Airbus" you can find a selection of complete packages from any major download site.

As for Project Opensky, download one of the repaints and the repaint kit from their site and just paint over the repaint textures, then you get everything you need.

As for the 747 and 737, painting the default aircraft would be a good idea, most people prefer to use them for the VC etc.

Thanks Tom. I was going to do that first but I decided to check out the actual product sites first. I had no idea I would have to piece meal an aircraft together.