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Searches the whole library — filter by sim & category on the results pageTwo 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…
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 ModelLaunched in 1861, this paddle steamer continues to operate today and carries 165 passengers on its runs. Sailings occur from May 1 to September 30, and the vessel adheres to a defined summer window…

Three configurations depict Leander-class frigates HMS Euryalus (F15), HMS Leander (F109), and HMS Andromeda (F57), each with helicopter-capable decks and era-appropriate layouts. They offer wake a…
Base ModelHE-17 is a long-range four-engine taildragger that seats three, with two in the cockpit and a rear-facing passenger. FSDS3 powers the model's full animation, including the controls and control surf…

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…
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.
Base ModelThe model by John MacKay renders the HMS Drake heavy cruiser in Gmax from National Maritime Museum plans, with 3ds and obj formats available through TurboSquid. The model supports player and AI con…

Graphic overlays for the default ultralite display a Bluegrass VA sponsorship. With attribution to L. Friese and a reference to bgulite.gif for the visual, the context remains fictional and the ass…
By Bruce Fitzgerald, the USS Fletcher furnishes pilotable and AI versions and a yard arm camera view for watching deck operations. It shows stable water dynamics with a top speed in the low 30s ove…
The 1947 Republic Seabee RC-3, designated Classic Green, is based upon an actual aircraft and reflects the lineage. It uses a Franklin engine with a three-blade fixed-pitch non-reversible propeller…
Base ModelLibardo Guzman (GUZMAN-ARTES) presents a flyable UFO with amphibian design and numerous animated parts, capable of surpassing Mach 4 and including a virtual cockpit. It uses reworked sound files fr…
Base ModelVersion 1.1 depicts Thunderbird-2 equipped with a Mole machine, including a bay release and Mole animation. The model implements true VTOL operation with angled launch capability and retractable la…
Model by Mitsuya Hamaguchi, the Rosenbauer Panther displays colorwork by Free Paint and offers two variants: a 9/11 version and a standard version, designed for FDNY contexts. Creator credits list …
Base ModelTwo-ship offering centers on HMS Victorious, alongside Dido-class cruisers, with three deck configurations and Corsair fighters on deck. It includes bridge, sound, and .air files with cruiser-speci…
A ship model features a concise creator credit, by Mitsuya Hamaguchi, and a simple visual cue. An image element links to fsxfrdms.gif, with dimensions 150 by 92 pixels, offering a clear reference i…
Mitsuya Hamaguchi credits Mitsubishi Pajero as its creator and centers the object on a vehicle model linked to a single designer. An accompanying image accompanies the project to provide a visual r…
By Bruce Fitzgerald, the F/A-37 Talon stands as a fictional craft inspired by the movie Stealth, offering STOL capability and a top speed above 1600 knots. The model provides a full-function glass …
Mitsuya Hamaguchi documents a Titanic steamship. An accompanying image uses the file fsxttnic.gif in the /downloadimages/Image/ directory, rendered with width 150 and height 87, and attribution to …