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Chincul S.A. licenses the PA-A-38 Tomahawk, a Piper Tomahawk variant, to deliver four appearance variants and a fully functional virtual cockpit, while the arrangement preserves licensing terms and…
Base ModelThe 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…
Base ModelReg# C-GLAI marks this Goose Bay, Labrador operation at CYYR in Canada. Project Globe Twotter credits include Udo Lemmob, Barry Blaisdell, Samy Fay and Bob May; the model is built with wing views a…
Base ModelMarcel Kuhnt models the BN-2A Islander and Gerard G. Olvis provides the repaint, with a screenshot illustrating the aircraft in flight clearly. CAB files BN_NEW_C and Douglas_DC3 for gauges, and th…
Base ModelAerocaribbean presently operates four passenger and one cargo Il-18D(F) aircraft on charter flights from Cuba to destinations across the Caribbean, Central, North and South America. Optional format…
Base ModelThis entry centers on a Saab 340B operated by US Airways, presenting a model by Mike Stone with color work by Dan Milsop. Two credited figures stand beside the project, distinguishing the model cre…
Base ModelMonnet Experimental Aircraft Company offers a kit-built Moni powered sailplane variant with tri-cycle gear produced in the 1980s. The first version carries a single main gear with a rudder skirt, w…
Base ModelKLM operates a fleet of 15 DC-7C aircraft from 1957 to 1965, with DC-7F freighter conversions remaining in service through 1969. Color adjustments by Jens B Kristensen update the original model by …
Base ModelThe registration C-FCSU places the Twin Otter in the Vancouver area. A dedicated 3D tool shapes the model, delivering a coherent form and consistent detailing across angles, at standard scale and w…
Base ModelOriginally developed in Brazil, the Embraer EMB-312 Tucano is a two-seat turbo-prop trainer. It uses a PT6A-25C engine and reaches 278 mph at 10,000 ft. It carries up to 1000 kg of armament and has…
Base ModelAn O-1E variant of the Bird Dog performs forward observation and liaison duties for the ROC Taiwan Air Force unit within a fighter wing. Original model by Massimo Taccoli and panel by Brahim Rhoul,…
Base ModelRegistration G-BVVK anchors the DHC-6-300 variant, a Twin Otter that serves the Scotish Highlands & Islands, and the model is built completely in Gmax. The setup references the d6skybus.zip file an…
Base ModelSAS 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 dyn…
Base ModelPakistan International Airlines operates the Jetstream 31 on regional routes, carrying up to 19 passengers and excelling at short-field operations. Version 1.0 highlights authentic flight dynamics …
Base ModelColors of Cayo Largo del Sur, Cuba, adorn an Antonov An-2, based on Vladimir Zhyhulskiy’s ATOC design; the release presents the complete airframe, by Miguel A. Andres, for detailing, aimed at enthu…
Base Model3DSMax/Gmax modeling of the Antonov An-26 incorporates corrected landing lights and added taxi lights, along with enhanced panels, effects, and gauges. Credits go to V. Zhyhulskiy, with flight dyna…
Base ModelFour 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, w…
Base ModelVersion 2.0 introduces new gauges and instruments to Dave Garwood’s Grob 115, executed by Jim Cooper. Two images, GrobTutor_Grob_Tutor.jpg and GrobTutor_Tutor_Panel.jpg, show the airframe and instr…
Base ModelRegistration 9M-MDM accompanies a DHC6 Twin Otter, with careful attention to cockpit detail; D6SKYBUS.ZIP must be installed before use, and FSUIPC 3.X is required for the panel, with the presentati…
Base ModelSAS deploys DC-7C and DC-7F to operate a polar route from Copenhagen to Tokyo via Anchorage, Alaska. The fleet comprises fifteen DC-7Cs and two DC-7Fs from 1956–68, with four color configurations a…