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Lockheed F-22 Raptor 1.0

Anthony Booher creates the F-22 Raptor, and later versions feature an enhanced 3D model by Tom Kyler, improving the aircraft’s presentation. Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim) handles the 11 conversion, bringing the work to a broader audience while keeping the collaboration explicit.

: 14.56 MB
: 19.6K
: 3/5
: 3

Complete with Base Model

McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II USMC 1.0

Powered by a vertical/short takeoff and landing profile, the AV-8B Harrier II USMC utilizes thrust vectoring through rotary nozzles to hover and maneuver in constrained spaces. The model retains the authentic exterior and cockpit layout, tracing back to default iterations from versions 8–10, with later compatibility work by Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim), and not for resale.

: 16.4 MB
: 6.4K
: 5/5

Complete with Base Model

Douglas C-133 Cargomaster 1.0.1

By Robert Pearson, the Cargomaster appears as a large turboprop cargo aircraft built between 1956 and 1961 by the Douglas Aircraft Company for the United States Air Force. It remains the USAF's only production turboprop-powered strategic airlifter, enters service after the C-130 Hercules, and the C-5 Galaxy replaces it in the early 1970s.

: 141.06 MB
: 5.2K
: 4/5
: 2

F14B Tomcat

F14B Tomcat variant remains a substantially object-based model featuring no cockpit panel. A launchbar on the nosegear connects the aircraft to the carrier's catapult shuttle for a cat shot, and a cosmetic paint overbleed on a new external object is corrected.

: 72.9 MB
: 18.3K
: 5/5

Lockheed AC-130 Spooky/Spectre

Two aircraft variants, the AC-130H Spectre and AC-130U Spooky, exist as heavily armed close-support platforms based on the default transport aircraft by Javier Rollon. The model features three guns on the left fuselage, flares, and armament including 25mm Gatling, 40mm Bofors, and 105mm howitzer, integrated with sensor, navigation and fire-control systems.

: 39.35 MB
: 9.5K
: 5/5
: 28

Complete with Base Model

Canadair CF-5A/CF-116 Freedom Fighter

Jacques Brault adapts the CF-5A, a Canadair-licensed version of the Northrop F-5A, for Royal Canadian Air Force use. The model features a 2D instrument panel and sounds by Dataroots, while Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim) receives credit.

: 6.65 MB
: 2.6K
: 4

Airbus Military A319 MPA BETA

The A319 MPA model derives from Riviere's civilian A319 and is presented as a European ASW concept under development for the Indian military. It embraces weapon system support such as AGM-84 Harpoon missiles or torpedoes, adds ELINT capabilities with flares, and remains in beta stage.

: 5.18 MB
: 2.8K
: 5/5
: 15

Complete with Base Model

General Dynamics F-111A Aardvark

Jacques Brault's F-111A Aardvark arrives in version 1.01, adding horizontal stabilizer animation and replacing the gun with the M61A1. Sean McLeod of Aerostarsim develops the model, which defaults to a three-dimensional cockpit and enables a switch to a two-dimensional instrument panel via shortcuts.

: 2.54 MB
: 2.3K
: 5/5
: 4

Complete with Base Model

Canadair CL-30/CT-133 Silver Star

Jacques Brault's Lockheed/Canadair CT-133 presents as a CL-30 designation produced under license by Canadair. The Canadian-built variant uses a Rolls-Royce Nene 10 instead of the US J33 and features a 2D instrument panel, with sounds by Dataroots.

: 4.81 MB
: 1.8K
: 3

Complete with Base Model

Martin/General Dynamics RB-57F Canberra 1.0

By Philippe Gastebois, this high-altitude reconnaissance configuration traces to a 1960s U.S. Air Force program by General Dynamics from a license-built bomber, with four of 21 aircraft serving as strategic reconnaissance units in Japan and Germany under the Air Weather Service for weather sampling and radiation detection, Bernard Augras supplying the pilot.

: 5.1 MB
: 1.1K
: 4

Complete with Base Model

Canadair CL-28 Argus

CP-107 Argus, a maritime patrol aircraft built by Canadair and is used by the Royal Canadian Air Force and Canadian Armed Forces from 1957 to 1982, features an unpressurized fuselage, swaps turboprops for Wright R3350 piston engines, includes bomb bays plus a 2D instrument panel, with sounds by Dataroots and conversion by Jacques Brault.

: 6.14 MB
: 992
: 2

Lockheed F-117A Nighthawk V1

Variant V1 anchors this F-117A Nighthawk model, tying the designation to a Black Project program and signaling its place in aviation design. It first flies in 1981 and bears a radar signature of 0.025 square meters.

: 410.95 KB
: 10.5K
: 1/5
: 3

Boeing P-8 Poseidon

The newer Poseidon replaces the prior variant and preserves the same weapons and systems as its predecessor. It also introduces many new markings by Moffettflyer, expanding visual options while maintaining parity in capability with the original aircraft.

: 30.5 MB
: 4.4K
: 60+

Complete with Base Model

UAV General Atomics Avenger (Predator C)

Three Predator Avenger C aircraft exist, with first flight on 4 April 2009. The lineup includes Predator USA, Predator Digital Noise Camo, and Predator India Camo variants, with USA featuring four AIM-120D AMRAAMs and a 150 kilowatt laser.

: 18.7 MB
: 2.7K
: 1/5
: 2

Complete with Base Model

Hawker Siddeley P.1127

Vectored thrust rotates from fully aft to about 99 degrees, enabling backward flight and rapid slowing in flight. The Pegasus engine delivers a thrust-to-weight ratio over 1, and a carrier deck launch requires less than eight seconds without a catapult.

: 30.64 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 3

Aichi D3A1 Val V0

The D3A1 Val serves as a carrier-borne dive bomber for the Imperial Japanese Navy, noted for its role at Pearl Harbor. Two images show in-flight and carrier-takeoff scenes, with pilots credited to Bernard Augras, and filenames ending in fs2004-1.jpg and fs2004-2.jpg.

: 3.98 MB
: 1.2K
: 13

Boeing Galaxy II, a C5M and Antonov 225 Replacement 1.000

Four variations of the 848 are described, including 848 Qantas and 848-F FedEx in civilian heavy weight, plus 848B52uav and Galaxy II in military postwar service. The aircraft achieve a maximum takeoff weight of 2,000,000 pounds and offer global range with a 400,000-pound cargo load, with initial cruise around 25,000 feet.

: 1.85 MB
: 1K
: 1/5
: 8

Complete with Base Model

Henschel Hs P.75

Wind tunnel tests confirm favorable results for the Hs P.75 concept, designed as a potential successor to the Bf 110 and armed with four 30mm cannons. Two variants exist, one with two 1,750 hp units totaling 3,500 hp and a 2,600 hp version, by Billy Bargagliotti.

: 20.27 MB
: 606
: 4

Complete with Base Model

Fisher P-75 Eagle

P-75 Eagle, designed by General Motors’ Fisher Body Division for the US Army Air Forces, aims for a high climb rate using the Allison V-3420 engine, with development starting in September 1942, canceled after only a small number of prototypes, and two variants, Prototype and Combat, plus pilot notes by Billy Bargagliotti.

: 17.02 MB
: 438
: 2

F14D Tomcat

The F14D Tomcat completes the Tomcat family, lacking a 3D cockpit. Two accompanying images show a top-down view in flight and a ground view, capturing the aircraft’s silhouette and general geometry, while a Ready Room note provides acknowledgments and additional information.

: 112.7 MB
: 13.4K
: 5/5
: 60+