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RepaintThe N8470S variant for the Cessna 172, by James Lambe, bears the Golden Skyhawk v2 designation. Version 2 corrects issues on the float plane version and adds a limited edition badge, stabiliser, wing tips, wheel spats, and a mock oxygen control on the co-pilot panel.
Complete with Base ModelThe Piaggio P166 is a twin-engine pusher-type utility aircraft, with the Portofino variant name and the South African service designation Albatross. The work reuses Baranger's GPL Blender model, adds a hand-animated 3D cockpit, with landing gear also animated, and features a pilot credited to Bertrand Augras.
RepaintJames Lambe creates a Cessna 172 Skyhawk variant bearing the G-ZIVA registration. This freeware release relies on the original 172 model and showcases accurate panel lines along with a dynamic color scheme, including local airfield styling.
RepaintA French-inspired exterior marking applies to the Cessna 172 Skyhawk with registration F-BVVJ, by James Lambe, and maintains the model’s original performance behavior as freeware. It preserves the familiar aerodynamic profile while evoking training academies across France nationwide.
RepaintStuart McGregor creates a waves_G-FBGA color pattern for the Cessna 172SP, applying the fictitious registration G-FBGA. The result is a single-variant freeware add-on that refreshes the trainer’s appearance with a swirl along the fuselage and tail.
RepaintStuart McGregor creates the scottish_wings folder that pairs with the standard Cessna 172SP, bearing tail number G-SWFS for Scottish Wings operations. It represents a single option tied to the default airframe, with scottish_wings as the folder name.
Complete with Base ModelThe CAP-231 is an aerobatics single-seater designed and manufactured by Mudry, and it has won the Europa and World aerobatics championships several times. The Moroccan aerobatic team la Marche Verte flies the CAP-231, with credit to Bernard Augras for using its pilot, and image references Mudry-CAP-231-V2-fsx1.jpg and Mudry-CAP-231-V2-fsx1_medium.jpg.
Complete with Base ModelAdapted from version 8.64, the SF-25B Falke functions as a motor-glider with a 48 hp engine not meant for take-off or long cruises, intended to gain altitude when thermals are scarce. Pilots select tow in special situations; releasing brakes starts the tow plane, while shutting off the engine and lights prevents battery drain.
Complete with Base ModelThis aircraft complies with the United Kingdom single-seat deregulated microlight class and FAI microlight rules, while its cruise speed is being adjusted to align with US light-sport criteria. It omits flaps, spoilers, a variable pitch prop, and retractable landing gear, and pilots with Cessna 150/172 training feel at home.
Complete with Base ModelThe Ho III family includes the Ho III-B glider and Ho III-D motor glider, offering a detailed 3D aerodynamic model derived from construction photos and post-war analysis. A Walter Mikron II engine simulation for the Ho III-B accompanies a complete virtual cockpit with working linkages and an Astralon clear wing covering.
Complete with Base ModelJacques Brault conducts a conversion of the Airspeed Ambassador airliner, a British twin piston-engined transport that first flew on 10 July 1947 and remained in limited service through the 1950s and 1960s. Dataroots provides the sounds, while Sean McLeod of Aerostarsim receives credit.

An Antonov A-40 serves as an assault glider carrying a T-60 tank, and a single example remains for testing. In its sole flight, the TB-3 tow must release due to drag from the tank, yet the craft reportedly glides smoothly; the configuration accommodates two crew and spans 18.00 meters.
Complete with Base ModelSkroback Roadable Flying Machine has a single sweeping wing, a Rotax 915 iS engine delivering 135 hp, and a modern glass cockpit with ILS Cat III capability, while the design traces a 1934 concept and logs roughly 1,000 miles in the Northeast USA.
Repaint for PaywarePaul Mort creates a PA30 variant linked to the Twin Comanche lineup, assigned the registration G-BPTC. The presentation centers on a single airframe identity, linking the PA30 designation to G-BPTC while describing a compact, focused interpretation of this variant for reference and study.