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The German publisher Halycon Media now brings a box with four Hawker aircraft, originally designed for FS2004 but also flyable in FSX. These are the Hawker Fury, Hawker Hurricane, Hawker Tempest and the Hawker Typhoon. All of these were active in the Second World War. The package comes with German and English documentation and is of course a bundle of earlier published aircraft. Now available from simMarket here. 
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I got this package when it was released as a download package, for use solely in FSX, and if you get it for nothing else, it’s worth looking at for the superb Fury (as shown in the pic above).
All of the aircraft are FSX native for that sim and all are perfectly acceptable compared to equivalent packages, but the Fury is definitely the best of the bunch.