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Payware RepaintThe package relies on the MAAM Sim passenger DC-3 as the base model and provides two fltsim variants, one with a Medium designation in its title. Both entries carry atc_id 16063 and ui_type MAAM-SI…
Base ModelLegacy 2000 offers three color options and a detailed virtual cockpit with illuminated gauges at night. Fowler flaps deploy and the landing gear retracts, while Bob Samuelson handles the engine por…
Base ModelCanadian Forces 440 Transport Squadron based at Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories uses a Sea Otter variant. The file named d6skyb42.zip accompanies this model, ensuring linkage to the Sea Ot…
Base ModelThe GMax designed P-51D integrates a new air file and flight dynamics, tuned to original specifications for authentic handling. Compared with the Reno Racers, these propeller aircraft run at about …
Base ModelBy Robert Versluys, using Gmax, this De Havilland twin turboprop model features moving parts, opening doors, and visible prop pitch. Fly Be colors by Tony Madge and the rendering supports AI traffi…
Base ModelAs the fifth entry in the family, the CL2 variant redesigns the landing gear to retract under the fuselage into two blisters, expanding cabin space for 12 passengers plus a pilot. Only two were bui…

Two-seat aerobatic trainer with a tandem layout, moving parts, and full spinnability supports competition maneuvers, delivering responsive control. Four initial paint schemes accompany gauges by Mi…
Base ModelBy FS Painters, the De Havilland Dash8-Q200 bears markings for a national military navigator training unit. Real-life navigator training aircraft are Dash 8-100s, yet this version uses the Dash8-Q2…
Base ModelDHC2 wheels stand as a companion to the float version, incorporating the same enhancements and offering a self-contained option that makes older and float editions unnecessary. The reference to the…
Base ModelRegistration EC-HEI marks the airframe's registry identity, establishing its precise designation and serving as reference for project tracking purposes. Original by Francisco Sánchez-Castañer, the …
Base ModelFive racing mustangs feature a fast frame panel and their files work across two generations of flight simulations, bridging older and newer environments while preserving core design cues from the o…
Base ModelLockheed Martin Alenia Tactical Transport Systems develops the C-27J Spartan, based on the G-222 airframe from Alenia and powered by Allison turboprop engines. The aircraft shares cargo capacity an…
Base ModelThe Saab 2000 carries up to 58 passengers, clocks a top speed of 665 kilometers per hour, and demonstrates the drag and efficiency expected of its turboprop lineage. Its first flight takes place on…
Base ModelBy Jaap de Baare, the Convair 340/440 depiction covers two KLM CV-340 registrations, sharing identical appearance while differing in aircraft name. Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson contribute a Paint Kit…
Base ModelThree variants of the T-6 trainer span the Canadian Wasp, US Naval SNJ-5, and German Airforce Harvard, with airfile and CFG credits assigned to Robert Hawk. Don Kuhn programs the Garmin GNS 530, an…
Base ModelThe SAS DC-6B fleet opens the first polar route from Europe to the United States, flying from Copenhagen to Los Angeles via Greenland and Canada. Four color options span early, middle and late vari…
Base ModelIn the Dash8-Q200 demonstrator role, the 37-seat turboprop regional airliner carries registration C-FBCS. It remaps in Gmax for correct surface orientation and carries a new Flight Model, HTML chec…

Distinctive features mark the Z-526F model, including animated control surfaces—ailerons, elevator, rudder—plus landing gear and a visible pilot figure, while the 2D panel borrows its background fr…
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 ModelJ.M. Mangiavacca creates a color treatment for the Mike Stones Fokker 27-200 in July 2003, aligned with French Securité Civile markings. Ken Mitchell handles the panel, and the F27SC3.jpg image fil…