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Base ModelGeminon 1, a high-speed fictional craft, relies on vectored thrust for agile handling and reaches speeds up to 2667 knots. The base model and essential files are freeware for enthusiasts seeking a …
An animated small propeller aircraft transforms into a giant robot, with transformation triggered by raising and lowering the landing gear, smoothly. A custom panel uses XML gauges to drive the coc…
Two ships of this class include Gambier Bay CVE-73 and Bougainville CVE-100. Arrestor-hook landings and catapult take-offs are possible, while the pilotable version adds animations, lighting, and a…
By Bruce Fitzgerald, the DDG-62 Fitzgerald presents as a pilotable Arleigh Burke-class destroyer with an interactive deck and a reinforced landing area for VTOL operations, offering smooth maneuver…
Freeware add-on presents a nearly transparent fuselage designed by Andy Johnston, with a functional cockpit and control surfaces. It uses FSDS modeling and includes a custom flight-deck panel paire…
Bruce Fitzgerald shows a battleship model with an AI-enabled variant compatible with AICarriers2.zip, featuring a hardened deck and animated main guns with 16 inch gun effects, and a crow's nest ca…

Firebird marks a fictional variant for the Alphasim Grumman HU-16 Albatross payware model, with credit to Dirk Hueschelrath, and an image file titled Albatross_Firebird.jpg serves as a single visua…
Base ModelThree variants exist: pilotable, AI, and a library object, by Bruce Fitzgerald. The 9100-ton Pensacola-class heavy cruiser CA-25 traces its Camden, New Jersey origins and WWII service, while animat…

Gart Shetter offers an Iowa-class battleship enhancement requiring IOWACLASSBATTLESHIP.ZIP, featuring photorealistic quadruple AA-guns with 360-degree remote fire control and a photorealistic bridg…

Two color variants appear for the Aircreation Ultralite trike, each tied to Bluegrass and Airtran under sponsorship for a fictitious adventure travel company, by L. Friese, with an accompanying GIF…
Base ModelThe gas tanker offers three pilotable variants, each paired with a full cockpit experience through detailed 2D and 3D views, including a captain's perspective and several camera angles. It features…
Base ModelTwo modes exist for the Hamagiri DD-155, offering a static portrayal and an AI-driven model, by Mitsuya Hamaguchi. The DD-155 designation anchors identity, while the arrangement supports still view…
An oil tanker achieves 60 knots and turns on a dime. Its capabilities emphasize quick directional changes and a tight turning radius, and it presents a simple, speed focused behavior that remains p…
Base ModelThree Tiger-class cruisers, built by Mike Hudson, are offered as pilotable Royal Navy ships featuring a photorealistic bridge, sounds, and special effects, with eight camera views including a stern…
Base ModelA transparent fuselage remains almost entirely see-through, except for seats and tires, revealing an interior view from multiple viewpoints. The model animates moving controls, control surfaces, pi…

By Michael Barnes, the model depicts Mitsuya Hamaguchi's Titanic as the sister ship RMS Olympic in World War I, serving as a troop and hospital vessel. It includes a folder with a config for a smal…

By Mike Barnes, this A-12A VA-35 variant bears the Black Panthers identity as Skippers Bird, with ATC ID 367 and credits to Piglet's Peculiar Planes. The listing notes compatibility with the A12A.Z…
Base ModelFCB9o8 operates with four keyboard arrow keys and a highly automated flight envelope, completing trips without pilot input. Autoland lands on any runway in good or bad weather, while Space-Shuttle …
Base ModelGHHE2 is a rocket-shaped aircraft designed for high speed, high-altitude flight, and extreme maneuverability, with technology that bends light to render it nearly invisible. It features a fully ani…
AVP 34, a pilotable version of a WWII seaplane tender built from the keel up to function as a resupply vessel for flying boats during WWII, serves with distinction in the Pacific, by Earl Watkins.