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Breda Zappata 308

The BZ308 uses four Bristol Centaurus radial engines driving five-bladed propellers, and it accommodates a crew of five and 55 passengers in two cabins. Paint options include Italian Air Force and factory, with reflective skin and a simple virtual cockpit, by Italo D'Attomo and Giovanni Quai.

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3.93 MB
Total Downloads
453
Star Rating
4/5
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3
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Prinair Convair CV-580

Prinair operates a Convair CV-580 variant, built as a Pacific Airmotive CV340/440 conversion with turboprop engines and an enlarged tail. Registration N574PR, ATC airline Prinair with flight 581, and propeller animation ratio of 0.9 accompany the model.

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1.57 MB
Total Downloads
450
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Lockheed R7V-1/C-121C

Two military transport derivatives of the Super Constellation appear, the R7V-1 131635 by Eric Joiner and the USAF/MATS C-121C 54-151. The setup requires L1049H.ZIP and L1049G.ZIP, and in the selection menu they appear under Lockheed as R7V-1 and C-121C variants, by Roland Berger and Volker Boehme.

File Size
9.45 MB
Total Downloads
449
Star Rating
4/5
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8
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Buffalo Airways Canadair CL215 C-FTXB

Registration C-FTXB anchors a CL-215 variant operated by Buffalo Airways, identified as Buffalo 298. A buffalo298 label applies to the variation, while MT215FS9.ZIP is listed as a prerequisite and the configuration shows ui_type CL-215-1A10, with atc_id C-FTXB.

File Size
1.86 MB
Total Downloads
429
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3
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DC-3 Airways Douglas DC-3

Two aircraft in DC-3 Airways colors rely on the FS2004 default DC-3 as a base. The classic machine is named The Charles Wood, while the 1940s variant includes a folding stair door and a revised main panel bitmap by Andy Hatcher.

File Size
7.51 MB
Total Downloads
428
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7
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VARIG Convair CV-240 VBF CA-18

A VARIG Convair CV-240-2 conversion preserves N90658 from Pan Am's 1948 delivery, its color scheme reflecting era, later acquired by VARIG in 1954 as PP-VCP, with service ending in 1970 at São Paulo-Congonhas. Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson contribute, with refinements by Georg Hauzenberger and Hans Hermann, and CV240VBFca18, CV240VBFcb16, or CV240VBFmilitary modules are required.

File Size
4.49 MB
Total Downloads
422
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1
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DC-3 Airways Douglas DC-3 N18560

An updated DC-3 that borrows C-47A aerodynamics, adds lights, and revamps the interior and exterior along with a cockpit panel offering captain and co-pilot views. The original model is credited to Microsoft, while Daniel Nole performs the rework and panel tweaks.

File Size
27.29 MB
Total Downloads
412
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10
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Flying Tiger Line Curtiss C-46

Flying Tiger Line operates a Curtiss C-46. A newly configured startup effect accompanies the aircraft, and the presentation emphasizes balanced lighting, smooth propeller motion, and consistent imaging across the model, ensuring clear silhouettes and faithful shading.

File Size
9.87 MB
Total Downloads
390
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6
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Olympic Airways DC-6B Mainliner

The fourth DC-6B with registration SX-DAD, c/n 45539/1010, carries the Isle of Rhodes designation for Olympic Airways. Original aircraft credit goes to Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson; the DC-6B belongs to the 1958–1967 era, documented in historical records.

File Size
14.96 MB
Total Downloads
375
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3
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Icelandic Douglas DC-3 TF-NPK

An airframe from Iceland bears the TF-NPK designation and the name Friends. David Skulason authors the work, with modeling credits assigned to Mark Beaumont and Dave Bitzer, reflecting a collaborative effort by the creator and two designers.

File Size
7.76 MB
Total Downloads
361
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18
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Divi Divi Britten-Norman BN-2

Three BN-2 Islander variants operate under the Divi Air banner, with registrations PJ-SUN, PJ-SEA, and PJ-SKY. The SUN variant uses a Point model, each entry assigns an ATC ID and flight number—PJ-SUN 3002, PJ-SEA 3003, PJ-SKY 3001—by Camille Gibs.

File Size
14.84 MB
Total Downloads
345
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4
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Trans World Airlines Fairchild C-82

32-bit image files with no mip-maps apply to the C82 aircraft, with the main set labeled C82PHX.ZIP and a companion C82P2.ZIP plus a c82-patch for refinement. TWA uses the lone piston transport during the 1960s to ferry engines around Europe, registration N9701F; model credit goes to Daisuke Yamamoto with coloring by Heather Sherman.

File Size
3.85 MB
Total Downloads
338
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2
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1960's Dan-Air Avro 685 York C1 G-ANTK

The Dan-Air Avro York C1 G-ANTK is modeled with a Gmax exterior by Manfred Jahn and flight dynamics by Paul Edwards, with Dan-Air colors applied by Hans Hermann. Registered G-ANTK after a 1954 transfer and retired in 1964, it is displayed at Duxford Hangar 2, using the gantk_02 folder and the model.moyd directory.

File Size
1.55 MB
Total Downloads
335
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4
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LPCS Aerodrome Couriers Electra L-10A

Original model by FS-Design Berlin depicts the Electra L-10A associated with LPCS Aerodrome Couriers in the accompanying image. Christopher F. Silva supplies color work credit, and the filename LPCS-Aerodrome-Couriers-Electra-L-10A-fs9-1.jpg marks a legacy reference for context.

File Size
8.57 MB
Total Downloads
332
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Airlines of South Australia Convair 440 VH-BZF

Using the short-nose CV-340 model, this replica depicts Airlines of South Australia VH-BZF as it appears circa 1963, identified as CV-340SN ASA with registration VH-BZF and flight number 257. The airframe is a 440-97, c/n 431, and its history includes Ansett, Butler, and Airlines of N.S.W., prior to ASA's 1962 transfer, and remains until 1968.

File Size
7.83 MB
Total Downloads
330
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5
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AI Partenavia P.68

AI-focused P.68B variant uses six LODs, exists in two forms with and without spats, and traces 1968 development with first flight in 1970 and over 420 built. Mal Lloyd paints components; Klaus Brosemann builds the model; a bitmap AI_P68_prop.bmp provides prop visuals; no flight plans accompany the model, and generating them requires TrafficTools or GA-Traffic.

File Size
1.43 MB
Total Downloads
323
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Varig Curtiss C-46 Commando PP-VBO/VCG

Two Varig color variants by Luiz Foernges accompany the Curtiss-Wright C-46 model, with the panel and overall geometry created by J.R. Lucariny. Varig operates the airframe as the C-46A-CU and the “Super” C-46C, reflecting its long association with the type.

File Size
6.74 MB
Total Downloads
301
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Swissair Douglas DC-7C

HB-IBL, c/n 45062, appears shortly after delivery to Swissaair in 1957. It pairs Tom Gibson and Greg Pepper’s DC-7C with a model.v4 variant featuring round-tipped propellers, while using the DC-7 Paint Kit to capture the aircraft’s distinctive shape.

File Size
2.7 MB
Total Downloads
301
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4
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Transocean Air Lines CV-240

Transocean operates a Convair CV-240 ferrying passengers from California points to Oakland, then on to Honolulu or beyond. The aircraft carries registration N1018C and ATC flight number 18C, with Transocean identified as the operator and the variant designation.

File Size
2 MB
Total Downloads
286
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1
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Scandinavian Airlines System DC-6B 4 Pack

Four color schemes cover SAS's DC-6B lineup, including OY-KMA, the first SAS example accepted May 26, 1952. OY-KME Arild Viking marks a 1952 great circle test flight from Los Angeles via Thule to Copenhagen; LN-LMO (c/n 43745) follows December 4, 1952.

File Size
11.63 MB
Total Downloads
283
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