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Short S.17L Scylla

Four-engined British airliner from 1934 carries 39 passengers on the London–Paris service operated by Imperial Airways. A custom panel is included, and a manual with further details accompanies the model, while its layout reflects 1930s design conventions.

: 2.98 MB
: 1.9K
: 3

Complete with Base Model

Bristol Bulldog IIA

The Bristol Bulldog is released as freeware, presenting a complete aircraft. Panel work by Eliezer Rice accompanies the project, while the flight dynamics receive some refinement as part of the enhancements and the overall offering.

: 2.37 MB
: 1.7K
: 5

Special Effects For Default DC-3

By Jan Rosenberg, this DC-3 enhancement implements startup smoke, contrails, and a 14-inch-wide tire mark for use on each aircraft via the aircraft.cfg's [EFFECTS] section. Contrail formation temperature is configurable in aircraft.cfg, and it also fixes wrong prop rotation while adding scrape points for belly landings.

: 65.3 KB
: 1.7K
: 1/5

Complete with Base Model

FS2002/FS2004 Douglas DC-7B

A DC-7B variant appears as a fictional modification for pylon racing, drawing inspiration from Clay Lacy’s 1977 Reno race with a gutted freighter named Super Snoopy. Access is via Reno2.zip, a file whose availability is increasingly hard to locate.

: 12.22 MB
: 1.7K
: 3/5
: 3

Complete with Base Model

Short S.23 Empire Flying Boat

The Short S.23 variant serves as FS2004's original short-range model, carrying fuselage markings for Imperial Airways and Qantas, and representing the mid-1930s to World War II era. An accompanying image file named s23_v10-tn.gif provides a visual reference.

: 3.81 MB
: 1.7K
: 3

Complete with Base Model

Albatross DIII

An Albatross DIII multi-res model offers two color schemes and is created with FSDS 2.24, featuring a detailed engine with animated parts and moving control wires inside the virtual cockpit, while simulating gun fire. Model by Stuart Green.

: 4.18 MB
: 1.7K

Complete with Base Model

Sikorsky S-38 Pan Am

The Sikorsky S-38 operated by Pan American Airways carries registration NC-144M, one of 38 S-38s operated by Pan American or its subsidiaries. Caribbean routes run from Miami to Cuba, Haiti, Santo Domingo, Puerto Rico, and Central America, while the airframe features animated gear and cabin/cargo hatches, plus optional engine cowlings.

: 2.84 MB
: 1.4K
: 5/5
: 2

Complete with Base Model

Handley Page HP-50

The Heyford, RAF's last biplane bomber, is represented with moving parts, a pilot figure, Nav. lights, and a retracting dustbin bottom gun turret. A vintage panel uses default gauges for a period-accurate cockpit interior today.

: 276.55 KB
: 1.4K
: 1

Complete with Base Model

Miles M9A. Master Mk. 1a

An M9A trainer serves as an advanced training aircraft for the RAF, assigned to the ATA Training Unit at White Waltham in 1942, and shows Ver. 001 as its initial configuration. Its focus remains training duties with the RAF and ATA oversight, anchored to a single variant.

: 3.84 MB
: 1.4K
: 1

Complete with Base Model

Short S.17 Kent

This four-engined British flying boat airliner from 1931 embodies Imperial Airways' Scipio class named after the first aircraft, G-ABFA 'Scipio'. It remains ready to operate from Brindisi, Athens or Alexandria harbours.

: 3.03 MB
: 1.3K
: 4/5
: 2

Complete with Base Model

Levasseur PL8 of Nungesser and Coli version 1.23

A PL8 variant derived from the PL4 widens the fuselage to carry three tanks for a 4025-liter fuel capacity, enabling long-range crossings, engine tests extend 43 hours in Chartres, gear mirrors the real unit from the aeronautical museum, and navigation uses a sextant with star.dat containing 4900 stars plus an autopilot navigator by Scott.

: 5.14 MB
: 1.3K

Complete with Base Model

Miles M27 Master III

An RAF advanced trainer operates under No.5 Service Flying Training School, based at Ternhill in 1942. Ver. 001 marks the version assigned to this aircraft, aligning the entry with a single configuration for reference purposes.

: 4.35 MB
: 1.3K
: 5/5
: 1

FS2002/FS2004 Classic Ryan STA

Two variants of the Ryan STA are offered, featuring wheeled and float configurations, and the aircraft is a low-wing monoplane with a metal fuselage, fabric-covered wooden wing spars, and two tandem cockpits. The Ryan Aeronautical Company in San Diego, California manufactures it, and Custom Classics credits Lynn and Bill Lyons.

: 10.53 MB
: 1.3K

Complete with Base Model

Silver Hughes H1 Racer

Tim Piglet Conrad’s H1 Racer gains a corrected Alpha Channel to better resemble the original and an adjusted wing N-number to match. The original readme file accompanies the files, and Images by Mark Rooks accompany them.

: 1.8 MB
: 1.2K
: 3/5
: 4

Complete with Base Model

Royal Danish Air Force Catalina

It depicts the L-866 in mid-1960s day-glow markings, representing a RDAF aircraft that operated from 1957 to 1970. Today it sits on display at the RAF Museum Cosford, preserving the era's context for visitors and researchers.

: 1.35 MB
: 1.2K
: 3/5
: 3

Complete with Base Model

CFS2/FS2002/FS2004 FMA/Curtiss Hawk 75-O

FMA builds the Hawk 75-O under licence for the Argentine air force, with fixed gear, four Madsen machine guns, and a reflective multimdl presentation. Ignacio Alfredo Mendive handles the modeling and painting for the Hawk 75-O representation.

: 1.09 MB
: 1.1K
: 5/5
: 2

Complete with Base Model

Flying Flea

The Mignet HM14 Flying Flea model offers full moving parts, including undercarriage suspension, fuel gauge, compass, and control surfaces with reflective textures. The design originates in the 1930s and is not intended as an exact replica.

: 1.52 MB
: 1.1K
: 4/5
: 1

Complete with Base Model

FS2004/2 Republic P-47D Thunderbolt Brazilian Fighter Squadron

P-47D-25 serves with the 1st Grupo de Caça of the Força Aerea Brasileira and is attached to the 350th Fighter Group in Italy during 1944. FSDS2 fuels the design by J R Lucariny, and the depiction reflects a Brazilian unit's World War II deployment in the Italian theater.

: 1.08 MB
: 1K
: 3/5

Gee Bee Model Z Supersports

Designed by Bob Hall and built by Granville Brothers Aircraft Inc., the Z variant carries the City of Springfield name and is noted for winning the 1931 Thompson Trophy Dash. It uses FSDS2.4 with animations and clickable gauges, levers and switches, offers a 2D and VC cockpit, and includes sound files.

: 10.05 MB
: 1K
: 5/5
: 1

Douglas DC-3 Air Viet Nam XV-NIA Textures

The work centers on a DC-3 variant registered XV-NIA and is provided as DC3AV04.ZIP, based on Mark Beaumont’s DC3PAINT.ZIP. Tuan Ngo-Anh paints using Mel Lawrence’s 1961 photographs, and bonus flight plans covering routes once flown by XV-NIA are included.

: 1.2 MB
: 1K
: 4