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Base ModelFive Fiat G12 variants appear in the archive, each featuring custom animations, sounds, engines, cockpit layouts, gauges, flight dynamics and on-screen handling notes. Seven configurations cover Re…
Base ModelArgentinean operator CATA Linea Aerea flies an IAI 201 Arava, a late-1960s design noted for rapid convertibility between passenger and cargo missions and STOL capability from short strips. GMAX sha…
Base ModelOriginal model by Daisuke Yamamoto presents a U.S. Air Force C-119 variant named Antartica USAF, with a polished aluminium finish achieved through alpha-channel modification, and colorization by Fr…
Base ModelTwo variants, EC-121R and EC-121K, share a single model in this offering, with the R version camouflaged for the Vietnam war and the K version assigned to the Oceanographic Air Survey Unit (OASU). …
Base ModelBy Gilles Arlove, the Vans RV3 presents as a high performance sports homebuilt aircraft featuring a virtual cockpit, movable controls, and a functional suspension, and notes reflective surfaces sha…
Base ModelSVG Air operates BN-2B Islander, modeled by Marcel Kuhnt, identified as the BN-2A SVG variant with registration G-SCUH. The package includes two cab files, BN_NEW_C and Douglas_DC3, along with effe…
Base ModelThe Saab Scandia is a twin-engined airliner designed as a DC-3 replacement; it first flies in 1947 and SAS operates through 1957, specifically with VASP in Brazil listed as another operator. By Jen…
Base ModelAn authentic DC-6B airliner, painted in United colors, is presented as a freeware base model with a cockpit modified by George Carty, building on work by Ken Mitchell and Tom Gibson. The exterior, …
Base ModelMike Stone creates the Bristol 170 MK31 freighter model, released as freeware, with visuals refined by Shadmith Manzo to resemble the real aircraft. It aligns with the b170 sim reference, bears atc…
Base ModelThe CB-16 variant, by Virtual Birds Factory, uses a twin-prop layout, presenting a historically minded Convair CV-240 depiction. The result remains self-contained and suitable for standalone use, a…
An intercontinental DC-6A/B configuration for Cayman operations uses maximum tankage and serves cargo runs to Miami. It carries registration N61267 and is tied to a separate transcontinental option…
RepaintBy Mike Wilson, this Buffalo Airways DC-3 offers two variants, Buffalo 1 and a 32-bit option, with ATC ID CGPNR, linked to Buffalo Airways Cargo, recalling active service from May 17, 1944 with the…
Base ModelArik Hohmeyer of FS-Design Berlin introduces a 70th anniversary model of the L-10 Electra in National Airlines service with registration NC14915. It uses full animated moving parts, a highly detail…
Base ModelALPHA Simulations presents six models in the Constellation family, including the L-1049G EC121K variant known as Warning Star. The record carries atc_id EC121K and atc_airline NAVY, reflecting its …
Base ModelThe Buckeye cargo variant for the Beech 18 adds a cargo model and ships with 32-bit skins, enhancing visual detail while preserving the core airframe. It relies on the original D18SVC4.ZIP to funct…
Base ModelIncludes IL-12 and IL-14B in four color schemes: Aeroflot two variants, CSA, and LOT. Gauges derive from default instruments; the ILS indicator uses xml code by Saviero Maurri, and Jens B. Kristens…
DC3C by Charles E. Owen compiles a DC-3 variant from a wide variety of freeware components and implements a completely new failure mode system with over 64 realistic modes. It includes a self-insta…
Base ModelAn updated C-119 Boxcar by Mike Stone improves flight dynamics, completes the undercarriage with the rest of the wheels, and adds toggle icons to the cockpit panel while changing the GPS and view a…
Base ModelThe revision enhances flight dynamics and panel layout to version 1.1 for the Lockheed L-749 Constellation, delivering refined handling and cockpit upgrades. It introduces a two-circuit hydraulic s…
Base ModelPan American World Airways operates the DC-4 variant, the first C-54 named Clipper Berlin, serving Berlin-Tempelhof on Western Germany routes. The model includes fully animated wheels, suspension, …