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E-3F AWACS v0.9. E-3A

Airborne Warning and Control System units function as mobile command, control, communications and intelligence hubs, detecting and monitoring enemy air activity and directing fighters in engagement. The AWACS prototype first flew in 1972 and became operational in 1977, as noted by Rok Dolenec.

: 596.68 KB
: 4K
: 3/5
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FS2002/FS2004 NAVY F-16 VIPER

Kirk Olsson delivers an Aggressor-configured F-16 Viper with GMAX geometry, featuring wing vapor trails, moving control surfaces, and opening canopies, inspired by actual US Navy training units. A functional virtual cockpit accompanies a panel.cfg designed to interface with Eric Marciano’s F-16 panel; no 2D view is provided, and the file size is about 6.7 MB.

: 6.55 MB
: 4K
: 3

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Fiesler V1 Flying Bomb

Made in Gmax, the V1 model delivers a highly detailed representation faithful to WWII diagrams, with fully realistic sounds and a virtual cockpit that includes a 2D panel. Samantha Downes and TLUK Designs credit the work, and the presentation references the image V1Shot6.jpg.

: 4.09 MB
: 4K
: 8

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Mirage III

Three variants of a Mirage III model by Warwick Carter exist, including Clean, Long Range Tanks, and Supersonic tanks with two Sidewinders and a Matra under-slung. The model includes a Virtual Cockpit with pilot's head movement and fuselage markings RAAF A3-69; two alternative cockpit graphics are available at gjsmith.net.

: 4.57 MB
: 3.9K
: 4/5
: 1

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Hawker Hunter T.7 Package

Six paint schemes accompany a Hawker Hunter variant, offering a basic virtual cockpit and realistic flight dynamics. Daniel Dunn directs the project, with sounds by Peter Savereux and FD work by Mark Osbourne, dated 2004 TLUK Design.

: 23.06 MB
: 3.9K
: 5/5
: 12

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FS2004/FS2002 Chance Vought V-173 Flying Flapjack Prototype Navy carrier based fighter

Moving control surfaces, a working suspension, and an opening canopy with engine cowlings accompany a pilot and instruments panel in the V-173 prototype. Version 1.0.0 credits William Ortis of Lionheart Creations Ltd, and it uses the Corsair F4U sound file from an older flight-simulation title, designed for older platforms.

: 1.18 MB
: 3.8K
: 4/5
: 5

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FS2004/2002 AVRO Vulcan B.Mk2 /B.Mk2A RAF

Three variants and four camouflage schemes cover B.Mk2 in white with a Blue Steel nuclear missile, and B.Mk2A in dark and sand camouflage, plus a bright camouflage B.Mk2A with an AGM-45 missile, by Kazunori Ito.

: 3.2 MB
: 3.8K
: 4/5
: 2

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Aero Vodochody L-159A

By Vit Storch, the L-159A ALCA stands as a Czech-built Advanced Light Combat Aircraft and uses a Gmax model with a detailed virtual cockpit featuring custom gauges, along with five payload versions and two photorealistic paints for flight-sim enthusiasts.

: 16.5 MB
: 3.7K
: 9

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FS2004/FS2002 T43 UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

U.S. Air Force T-43 Spirit of San Antonio, the training variant of the Boeing 737-200, carries the registration 562 FTS and supports the 562nd Flying Training Squadron in simulated missions. FlightFX/SGAir crafts the base model with advanced reflection, wing and gear animations, and SGA lighting, while Marcelo Allende (Misiones, Argentina) handles the coloring.

: 2.78 MB
: 3.5K
: 5

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FS 2004/2002 De Havilland Sea Vixen D3 Royal Navy

Two separate models, G-CVIX and XP924, are included; XP924 served in 893 Royal Naval Air Squadron until decommissioned in 1972. G-CVIX remains registered and flies at airshows in Red Bull branding, while it is fully animated with a central airbrake, tailhook, and illuminated features, built as a GMAX model by Brian Douglas, with reflective surfaces.

: 1.07 MB
: 3.5K
: 4/5
: 2

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FS2002/FS2004 McDonnell Douglas F-4D Phantom II USAF

Tail number 66-271 marks the F-4D, the first Phantom designed for the U.S. Air Force, with repairs added for USAF. The exterior appears almost unchanged from the F-4C, yet its purpose and modifications set it apart, and this work is by Kazunori Ito.

: 1.84 MB
: 3.5K
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Vought F7U-3 "Cutlass"

This model traces to J. P. Demmerle's freeware .fsc and has folding wings and a sliding canopy. It supports arrestor-gear landings and catapult takeoffs from a suitable carrier for carrier operations worldwide.

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USAF Airborne Command Post Airframe PW 73-1676

The E-4A airframe bearing tail 73-1676 uses Pratt & Whitney JT9D-7W engines and supports high-level command operations. Four airframes were built, with later production adopting GE F103-GE-100 powerplants, while the model faithfully reflects structural reinforcements and communications gear.

: 2.31 MB
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FS2004/FS2002 CONVAIR B-58 HUSTLER USAF

The B-58 takes its first flight on November 11, 1956, and earns the nickname Hustler for its speed. On December 15, 1959, it covers 1,680 miles in 80 minutes, about 21 miles per minute.

: 1.39 MB
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FS2002/FS2004 Lockheed P-3B Orion, Armada Argentina

Argentinean version of the P-3 Orion appears in deep navy blue, a four-engine turboprop anti-submarine maritime surveillance aircraft built by Lockheed Martin. The file remains compatible with early 2000s flight simulation software and features a distinctive tail stinger used for magnetic detection of submarines.

: 25.74 MB
: 3.2K
: 3/5
: 1

Lockheed C-5 Galaxy

The C-5 Galaxy serves CONUS-based operations and enables world-wide airlift of palletized, oversized cargo as well as passengers or combat-ready troops on short notice. Mike Stone develops the model and Garry Smith paints it, and the compilation includes four distinct variants.

: 11.49 MB
: 3K
: 4/5
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Grumman OV-1D Mohawk Trainer

OV-1D Mohawk training aircraft serves the U.S. Army in battlefield observation and recon training, with dual controls for hands-on practice. The model has a virtual cockpit with custom XML gauges, full animations, and lighting, and it carries a standard grey finish.

: 3.96 MB
: 3K
: 5/5
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FS2004/2002 Handley Page HP-80 Victor (B.MK2/K.MK2)

Two models of the Handley Page HP80 Victor, the bomber B.MK2 and tanker K.MK2, appear with a panel by Kazunori Ito. The Mk2 uses 17,000 lb Rolls-Royce Conway Mk 103 turbofans, gains greater span and larger air inlets, and adds a dorsal fillet and retractable scoops for two turbo-alternators powering a new electrical system.

: 2.7 MB
: 2.9K
: 5/5
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F14 VF31-

The F14 D variant represents a 2002 assignment aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72), with David Ulke credited for the final work on Dino Cattaneo's original Tomcat concept, reflecting a carrier-based navy heritage during early-2000s carrier operations.

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MIG-19C/J-6. Full aircraft in China AF and USSR AF liveries

by Yan Tao, the Mig-19C model shows two configurations, including a clean variant and one with external fuel tanks and different airfiles. Gauges derive from Dimitri Samborski's An-24RV and Nick Karatzides f4e_haf1, while effects come from Jan Rosenberg JR and Nick Needham; the file mig19_v1.zip.

: 6.76 MB
: 2.8K
: 4/5
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