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Payware RepaintBush Pilots Airways in Australia operates a DC-3 bearing registration VH-PWN, representing its appearance around 1973. The airframe, originally built as a C-47A-20DL, has a history with Qantas and …
Payware RepaintThe MAAM-SIM DC-3 Passenger model depicts Qantas Empire Airways VH-EAO as it appeared circa 1949. VH-EAO later becomes VH-EBX to free the VH-EAO registration for a 1049G Constellation, while Wayne …
RepaintAirwork operates a Vickers Viking, one of eleven purchased in 1945 for passenger service and used extensively after World War II. The aircraft bears registration G-AIXR and is identified as Airwork…
Base ModelVersion 1.0 of a Beechcraft turboprop family member has a virtual cockpit with full night lighting, smooth gauges, and clickable switches. Parked aircraft has streamers and wheel chocks, and a manu…
Base ModelReworked Cessna 337 gains an improved model featuring animated moving-parts and a simplified Virtual Cockpit. This medium-sized push-pull twin gains enhanced lighting and prop-disk clarity, with an…
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 ModelRegistration IDs OK-ANU and OE-KHK anchor a Premier Aircraft Design effort by Pavel Toman, Barry Blaisdell, and Bob May, featuring flexing wings and an opening canopy, with more than 900 created.
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…
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 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 ModelAs the seventh entry in the P-166 family, the DL3 production variant dates to 1976 and adds turboprop power, upgraded avionics, increased fuel capacity, and a redesigned hydraulic and electric syst…
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 ModelSix levels of detail accompany the Dornier 228 models, with animated propellers and moving gears and flaps. These are low poly constructs for AI use only, suitable for users seeking lightweight geo…
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…

HS.748 v1 stands as a Hawker Siddeley variant with Rick Piper shaping the model, and Brian Horsey along with Brian Withers tuning flight dynamics; Fraser McKay handles the gauges and panel for the …

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…

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 alon…
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…