I'd like to help but the only one I know of is the Alpha sim Intruder in Vietnam Air War, the planes arn't that bad its just that CFS2 wasn't designed for jets and guided weapons.

we are working on an A-6 of Rick Sasala which we are attempting to convert to cfs2....with weapons of course but the model already has fixed weapons....Rick has provided me with the gmax file to remove the weapons but as I am a novice it is taking time to get the thing to spit out a properly modified mdl. file...as soon as it works we will be posting it on our website at   http://home.iprimus.com.au/mandcsilver/

To Mick and Oz, Cheers guys thanks for feeding the thread for the A6. Mick I really hope you can get this mdl up for it and look forward to the result. Oz yes concur on that wep info and just interesting enough brings in the topic of the 'B' A6 with the box installed. This is probably a little glamourised in the movie "Flight of the Intruder" but info says they did have a guidance system in this model but it was probably a rare bird or kept under wraps as the upcoming and future Prowler full of gizmo's etc. I haven't done enough searching of relative A6 sites so probably Mick has more info, or a handy Jane's book. I am using the Vietnam mesh with op areas selected and those valleys are just begging for an A6 set of missions. Btw: What are those 500lb umbrella bombs designated as? Bertie

Hey Oz! I found the bomb, they are called 'snake-eyes' and are softfall (obviously for low level) with a four sail wing attachment. This would be a great weapon to build for cfs2 especially for visuals. I think the A6 carried about 10 of varying weights and fuses and the 'B' A/C had some defences with 'Shrike' missiles which could be guided against samsites via the box of tricks/radar, the bombs though were not guided as you said. With the bombs the sails opened after exiting the a/c which I imagine also started the fuse. In the movie the 'B' a/c missions were denoted as "Ironhand."