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FS2002/FS2004 RCMP Pilatus PC-12, University of Utah, Air Med

Brian Gladden's Combi PC-12, based on N399AM, is the older of the two PC-12s owned by the University of Utah AirMed. It features a custom panel and virtual cockpit plus full moving parts, aligning with AirMed's long-standing role as an early national air medical transport program.

File Size
3.85 MB
Total Downloads
4.5K
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
4
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FS2004/FS2002 Kingair B200 of the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia, Full Package

Registration VH-MVL serves with the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia, presenting a King Air B200 with a purpose-built medical interior and stretcher mechanism linked to an ambulance pickup. GMAX techniques yield contoured external surfaces while landing gear, flaps, and cabin doors animate, and dust effects occur on unpaved strips.

File Size
5.11 MB
Total Downloads
4.5K
Star Rating
4/5
Screenshots
7
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Curtiss C-46 Commando V2

Three distinct variants span the era-focused lineup: classic US/European (no high blower), WWII USAAF (vintage panel, high blower, higher weights), and modern South American (high blower, strobes, modern panel). A subset includes four-bladed props for both crewed and crewless VC, and cargo can be loaded into the fuselage hold via the tailhook.

File Size
24.23 MB
Total Downloads
3.4K
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Rico EMB-120

The EMB-120 Brasilia, originally Araguaia, belongs to the 12X family, introduced in 1974, and seats 24 to 30 passengers. It uses the PW115 engine upgraded to PW118 and around 200 aircraft remain in service worldwide, with empty weight 7,070 kg.

File Size
161.63 KB
Total Downloads
3.4K
Star Rating
2/5
Screenshots
1
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Tupolev Tu-114 Package

Samdim Design bureau presents a Tupolev Tu-114 model, with the first unit CCCP-L5611, coordinated by Dimitri Samborski who handles models, Sergei Golosov supervising the panel, and Maxim Mysin along with Nikolai Samsonov creating textures and Pavel Usachev directing flight dynamics.

File Size
24.42 MB
Total Downloads
3.4K
Star Rating
4/5
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Spruce Goose

GMax rendition of the Hughes Flying Boat offers a gauge and sound system, a virtual cockpit, and the necessary assets to reproduce its famed flight, with full GMax animations. By Dennis Simanaitis, the creator credit marks the project.

File Size
4.62 MB
Total Downloads
2.3K
Star Rating
5/5
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Canadair CL-415

Canadair CL-415 no. 33, used by the French Securitie Civile, receives photorealistic visuals that emphasize its distinctive markings and overall profile, offering a more lifelike presentation. Original aircraft by Massimo Taccolli; artwork by Jonathan Hilaire.

File Size
1.32 MB
Total Downloads
2.3K
Screenshots
5
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FS 2004 Scandinavian Airlines System DC-6

SAS operates thirteen DC-6s in 1948–1961, offering two exterior color options, while Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson create the original model on the DC-6 platform, and Tom Gibson updates the flight dynamics properly today too.

File Size
4.27 MB
Total Downloads
2.1K
Screenshots
1
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Lockheed L-1049H Super Constellation

Four variants of the L-1049H Constellation represent a convertible passenger/cargo version, including configurations with radar noses and tip tanks. Model, VC, and texture basics by Manfred Jahn, while panels, gauges, and animations are by Hansjoerg Naegele and flight dynamics by Luis Pallas.

File Size
16.28 MB
Total Downloads
2K
Screenshots
9
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Lockheed L-1049 Super G

The Super G is the civil variant of Lockheed's Constellation family, first flown in December 1954. Four models portray aircraft with and without radar noses and tip tanks, and the design accommodates up to 99 passengers while wing-tip tanks hold 600 gallons each.

File Size
31.33 MB
Total Downloads
1.6K
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
16
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T-6 Texan Reno Package v.2

Reno-style T-6 receives a new airfile and updated configurations, yielding a more powerful and faster variant that handles fast, low flight and remains competitive with most default prop settings in Hops. Robert Hawk handles the airfile and Air CFG, while Denis da Silva and Daniel da Silva stand as the original designers.

File Size
8.74 MB
Total Downloads
1.6K
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
1
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DHC6-300 Shangri-la Air 9N-AFX

A Twin Otter operates charter flights from Kathmandu to Everest and across Nepal. The model is built in Gmax with wing views, dynamic shine, and full suspension, and the Shangri-la variant carries registration 9N-AFX, with credits going to Udo Lemmob, Barry Blaisdell, and Samy Fay, while Ted Griggs names the variant.

File Size
1.21 MB
Total Downloads
1.2K
Star Rating
4/5
Screenshots
1
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Dassault MD 311 Flamant

Emmanuel Geffroy authors a rendition of the Flamant variant of the MD 311, version 04c, a designation that preserves the model's identifying details. The designation 04c marks this variant, linking the aircraft model to its creator.

File Size
11.49 MB
Total Downloads
983
Screenshots
9
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Air America Douglas C-47 994

Wayne Sinker presents a Douglas C-47 variant associated with Air America 994, with Manfred Jahn handling the original design. It relies on the C-47_BASEPACK_FS9.ZIP base and adds the AAM994_fs9.zip archive, while aircraft.cfg assigns atc_id=994 and ui_variation to Air America 994.

File Size
2.85 MB
Total Downloads
970
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
2
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Douglas DC-7C Package

The DC-7C model, revised by George Carty from Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson’s original work, presents a thoroughly revamped flight deck with detailed engine gauges and a flight engineer console. It includes two operator markings—Pan American World Airways and BOAC—and adds a weather radar on the navigator’s panel that relies on FSUIPC for environment data.

File Size
28.11 MB
Total Downloads
820
Screenshots
18
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Pan Am Douglas DC-7B Package

By George Carty, based on the foundations of Ken Mitchell, Tom Gibson, and Greg Pepper, the Pan American DC-7B presents a refined external model and an authentic flight deck with navigator’s station and engine instrumentation. A weather radar sits on the navigator’s panel, and installing FSUIPC is necessary for correct data display.

File Size
26.17 MB
Total Downloads
643
Screenshots
17
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Fairchaild Boxcar C119

Royal Mail branding marks the Fairchild C119 variant, featuring turboprop powerplants and a 14:1 compression ratio that doubles capacity and improves climb performance. By Daisuke Yamamoto and Francis F. Silva of SAS (Silva Art Studios), the airframe retains rear-loading design with a twin-boom tail and improved handling, and remains backward-compatible with installations.

File Size
3.95 MB
Total Downloads
520
Screenshots
6
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Douglas DC-3C

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-installer and an operations manual to guide operation.

File Size
26.05 MB
Total Downloads
512
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Pan Am Douglas DC-4

Pan 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, and a steerable nose gear, with FDE reworked by Guenter Kirschstein and base design by Arik Hohmeyer, complete redesign by Chris Grabow.

File Size
1.35 MB
Total Downloads
464
Screenshots
1
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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
363
Screenshots
18