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Base ModelFrancisco Sánchez-Castañer creates the ATR-42-500 variant, and Maximos Sevastopoulo applies Air Dolomiti colours to its exterior. The pairing represents a documented collaboration between two named…
Base ModelRick Piper directs the FSDS2 model, with Luiz Foernges providing VASP colours and Paulo Afonso Pizzato performing panel modifications on Saverio Maurri’s original panel, a collaboration that yields…

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 ModelA TBM-700 A variant presents animated control surfaces and independent suspension, delivering a responsive, dynamic feel on ground and in air. The depiction remains visually coherent, with meticulo…
Base ModelWing views accompany the Saab 2000 variant v1.1, and it features both wing view and non-wingview models, 32-bit visuals, realistic flight dynamics, a 3D flight crew, a HUD, a custom panel, and anim…
Base ModelBrian 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 …
Base ModelThree 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, …

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…
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 ModelThe Stampe RSV4 presents a highly detailed model with a dynamic virtual cockpit. Eric Dantès designs the model, and the Rothmans branding appears on the visible exterior as a distinctive identity t…
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 ModelOriginal by Milton Shupe, recolored by Ingo Schwan, this AC560 variant uses a GMAX-built airframe with fully animated control surfaces, suspension, and rolling wheels. It supports a Virtual Cockpit…
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 ModelThe CondorII serves as the bigger counterpart to the single-seat Condor and uses a modified 172 airfile. By Ric Lopez, it publicly links the model to an image file named condor2.jpg for ongoing ref…
Base ModelSeven models accompany this Constellation lineup, and two folders named Lockheed_L749_0 and Lockheed_L749_1 reside in the aircraft directory. The arrangement includes a SP_1649A subfolder within So…
Base ModelEric Dantes presents a Beechcraft model identified by the Twin Bonanza label, anchoring the depiction in a single concept. A visual reference accompanies the work and links to twin_bonanza.jpg, ens…
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 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…