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Base ModelSix 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 Ma…
Base ModelThree 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…
Base ModelMoving 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 Lion…
Base ModelThe Indian Air Force operates 79 Fairchild C-119G aircraft, with acquisitions totaling 26 in 1953–54, 29 in 1960–61, and 24 in 1963–64. The model by Gmax 1.2 includes a Virtual Cockpit, panel gauge…
Base ModelU.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. Flight…
Base ModelTail 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 modificat…
Base ModelGmax model by Kirk Olsson presents a YF-16 prototype with original fuselage markings, designed for seamless operation in two early flight simulators. The cockpit features a fully functional Virtual…
Base ModelThis 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 operatio…
Base ModelThe 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 powe…
Base ModelThe 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.
Base ModelLed by T. Nishimoto, the Kawasaki C-1 and EC-1 variants form the core of this freeware model, with the EC-1 adapting the airframe for electronic warfare training. Only 31 units were constructed, an…
Base ModelVladimir Zhyhulskiy presents a GMax-model for the C123 Provider by Fairchild, in Version 2, with a second Air America Silber style. It changes ramp animation, adds a virtual cockpit, and renders fu…

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 mode…
Base ModelOV-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, …
Base ModelTwo 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 an…
Base ModelThe Swedish air force intercepts and fields a ground-offensive fighter, with the airframe originally for FS2000 upgraded to FS2004; the canopy opens and shuts and the wheels move, while the panel i…

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-…
Base ModelPart of a 12 fighter wing, the R designation stands for Reiconasance and serves in anti-radar roles and against SAM stations. Original by Kazunori Ito, with Javier Montes handling the color pass on…
Base Modelby 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 Ka…
Base ModelThe FD.2 holds the Absolute World Air Speed record, set in 1956, and, in the 1960s, engineers convert one FD.2 aircraft to an ogee delta wing under ER.193D, providing valuable data for the Concorde…