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Two variants present coast guard vessel models for USCG and Japan Coast Guard operations, with credits going to Mitsuya Hamaguchi, providing a concise portrait of these operators within the item's scope for reference and study of operator configurations.
Two Canadian operators, Kenora Air Service Ltd. and Rusty Myers Flying Service Ltd., operate the D18S floatplane variant originally linked to the RCAF Mk. 3NMT. Two VC panels (VFR and IFR) are included, and engine data align with the P&W R-985 as refined by Vladimir Gonchar.
An Abrams tank variant presents animated wheels, turret, and main gun, while the commander pops out of the hatch in new ACU camo. Bruce Fitzgerald serves as the creator, and the model demonstrates off-road and hill-climbing dynamics.
An updated model presents a periscope view on a 2D panel using default gauges, while submerging is controlled by Flaps and the periscope moves via Spoiler control. These animations do not affect the main view, autothrottle is accessible through Control+R though low-speed performance is limited.
An ekranoplan, flyable and described as a ground effect vehicle, sits in the Simobjects Boats folder and serves as a basic AI model. It is by Pete Daly and offers a straightforward flight experience within a minimal AI framework.
Odense Steel builds the Gudrun Maersk unit, and Maersk Line operates it as a steady, pilotable robust AI vessel. By Timothy Marson, the creator, he truly confirms this designation for the pilotable AI vessel today.
This 288-foot luxury clipper dating to 2006 comes from Perini Navi Yachts and features over 850 moving elements, with animated sails and masts and only one mast operable, and a virtual cockpit with a virtual keel and counterbalance.
Four-seat turboprop touring trainer SS-4P, a what-if design, offers two paint schemes, a paint kit included, and custom gauges. The SS-4P folder resides in the Aircraft directory, while the SS-4P.cab and 737-400.dll files support instruments.
Dirk Stuck designs an NYPD Dodge Charger variant, presenting a vehicle model tied to the operator. The description notes Charger2.gif as the visual reference, anchoring the concept in creator attribution, designated asset, and a graphic filename for identification.
28 ZXO variant by Bruce Fitzgerald exhibits a 2D panel, dynamic VC, and stability at all speeds. The design emphasizes a straightforward cockpit presentation and smooth transitions between throttle ranges, while maintaining legible instrument spacing and clear visibility across common viewing angles.
A pilotable model with an integrated panel and sound files optimized for carrier operations exists, and Erwin Welker refines the configuration to enable deck exploration and multiple viewpoints; the HMS Victorious folder sits in SimObjects\Airplanes with panel, sound, aircraft.cfg, and .air files, while Model and Texture subfolders from the AI ship move to HMS Victorious.
Chuck Jodry crafts a Jeep Wrangler finished in candy apple metal flake paint, presenting a compact, classic design aesthetic. The image FSX_JeepV2.jpg documents the finish, and clearly the credit identifies Chuck Jodry as its creator.
Bruce Fitzgerald delivers a pilotable Battlestar Galactica from the original series, with an AI Galactica that works with AICarriers. It uses bump mapping and night visuals, and includes working arrestor cables in the left landing bay and launch tubes.
J. Daniels credits a Ford Crown Victoria design by Dirk Stuck and Flight Team Bremmerhaven and lists it as CROWN.ZIP. It spans law enforcement across the United States, including Alaska and Hawaii, with examples such as Alaska State Troopers ast and California Highway Patrol chp.
LCAC X is a dedicated variant featuring animated ramps, propellers, rudders and thrust nozzles; it includes a hard deck and loading ramps for amphibious assault operations with multiplayer use, while Bruce Fitzgerald adds improved flight dynamics for carrying other players, a dynamic virtual cockpit and enhanced sound files.
The Viper II variant features vectored thrust, deflection flaps, and SuperSpoilers that enable precise control during rapid deceleration, while the airframe remains stable under demanding flight envelopes. Creators John Bergin and Michael Zate provide a freeware setup that supports multi-monitor displays and user-defined realism settings.
By Tim Conrad, the Aviatika MAI-890 ultralight biplane appears in three color variations and includes a MAI-890.cab gauge file along with a paint kit.
A H2 limousine variant has a virtual cockpit, disco lights, a mini bar, and a sound system. The project is by Dirk Stuck, listing a virtual cockpit, disco lights, a mini bar, and a sound system.
By Bruce Fitzgerald, the Higaran Carrier presents a hardened top deck and landing bays linked by a tunnel to the hangar deck, with amphibious operation and a 2D panel radar. The design emphasizes slow, stable handling suitable for multiplayer action, while carrying specular and self illumination maps.
John Wolf delivers a US Coast Guard variant of the Grumman Goose, based on the default airframe. The Coast Guard identity appears through fuselage markings while the overall layout remains aligned with the original design for reference.
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