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Complete with Base Model2707 SST, originally modeled by Kazunori Ito, is updated by Michael Pook, adding compatible gauges for the 2D panel, a new basic virtual cockpit, and smoke effects. Two textures accompany the effort, reflecting the 1971 cancellation.
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Complete with Base ModelThe B737-200 variant gains a B737-400 panel and revised flight dynamics, including the addition of the other three wheels, with no virtual cockpit. Gauges for the B737-400 panel are included, and the aircraft records a cruise speed of 436 knots with a max Mach of 0.89.
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Complete with Base ModelA 2D ribbon panel with INS and the RB-211 sound set reworks the Tristar 500 variant, while color refinements and thumbnail previews accompany the change. The configuration uses a 2D panel only, with no VC, and presents color variations for British Airways, Delta, Pan Am, Air Luxor, Air Canada, and National, by Michael E. Roberts.
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RepaintA Tam nc color variant applies to the Airbus A321's default model, identified by ATC ID TAM75. Microsoft Corporation is listed as the creator, and the variant uses Airbus_A321 as the base aircraft with the Tam designation.
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RepaintFlydubai operates a Boeing 737-800 variant, identified by atc_id A6-FDA and atc_flight_number FDA. The configuration references the Boeing737-800 model and assigns the Flydubai UI variation, aligning the registration with the operator and marking the aircraft as Flydubai in the interface.
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RepaintJetstar Airways operates a Boeing 787-8 bearing the registration VH-VKA, represented in this variant for flight simulation. Compatibility rests on the TDSX788GENX.mdl engine variant, while dynamic flexing wings and fully animated primary surfaces accompany accurate ground handling.
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Complete with Base ModelFour Airbus variants include A318, A319, A320, and A321, with exterior geometry and an interior for the A320. A cockpit provides two primary flight displays, two multifunction displays, and an FMC with up to 15 menus, course calculations, and autopilot control across ILS, FD, ALT, VS, HDG, NAV, SPEED, Mach, and autothrottle.
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Complete with Base ModelGulf Air’s four-engine A340-300 features a fully functional virtual cockpit and night lighting, with surface fidelity enhanced by diffuse, bump, and specular mapping. It supports SP1 and SP2 and references toma343.zip and Tom_A340-300, while sound assets come from Airbus_A321.cab and DDS files Airbus_A321_1_C.dds.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo variants cover the 737-900 and 737-900ER, the model exhibits dynamic flexing wings, and the control surfaces are fully animated, capturing the core mechanical behavior described by Tenkuu Developers Studio and more capabilities beyond presented.
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Complete with Base ModelOperating as a Boeing 737-200, the model provides a basic virtual cockpit and a stable model with shine and vapor trails, while wing views are keyed into the aircraft.cfg file. It has no opening doors and carries United and Air New Zealand markings, with a reworked panel by Jim Waters.
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RepaintTom Bakody applies a UPS brown and gold branding to the default Boeing 737-800, enhanced by an advanced alpha channel and specular and bump maps to sharpen surface detail. The work relies on a separate base model, includes a visual reference file named f7378ups.gif, and uses aircraft.cfg alignment with existing setups.
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Complete with Base ModelFour EKC390 variants carry two Brazilian markings, one French, and one Chinese, all configured with a slightly modified 2D panel from Philippe Wallaert and no VC panel, with CFM56-7B sounds by Adam Murphy and Devyn Silverstein, and Michael E. Roberts credited.
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Complete with Base ModelBy Diego Roxas, a hand-painted variant of the POSKY 777-381 PW model represents ANA’s Peace Jet, registered JA754A. The model features a virtual cockpit and uses a 737-style sound alias, reflecting domestic service for ANA.
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Repaint for PaywareThree B757-200s for American Airlines carry registrations N611AM, N174AA, and N716TW, with N611AM wearing classic AA colors and the 2013 branding, and N174AA wearing Oneworld branding. N716TW is a former TWA aircraft powered by PW engines, and QWHDT assets in 2048 resolution arrive in DDS format with DXT5 compression.
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RepaintBy Wan Zamir Zakwan, the A320-200 carries registration 9M-AQS and ATC code AXM. AirAsia operates four regional subsidiaries in Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, and Japan, while the engine configuration uses CFM56-2.
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Complete with Base ModelAn Airbus A340-3313X bears registration ZS-SXD and wears a London 2012 Olympic Games paint, presenting a concise homage to the event with clean lines and a restrained finish, and restrained branding accents its identity across the fuselage.
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RepaintLee Tennant creates a Southwest Airlines option clearly for the default Boeing 737-800, with atc_id N5476 and atc_flight_number N5476. The designation is applied via the southwest folder associated with the B737-800 variant, ui_createdby Lee Tennant.
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Complete with Base ModelDimitri Samborski's An-148 variant, by Michael E. Roberts, adds the Lotarev D-36 sound set by Mike Maarse and refines the 2D panel with simicons, Lear 45 XML radio, and XML B737-400 ECU. A reworked .cfg enables auto-brake and auto-spoilers; Emercom of Russia RA-61715 acquires its first An-148 and there is no VC panel.
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Complete with Base ModelPowered by a Boeing 757-300 variant with winglets (B753WL), the airframe adapts a C32A-specific configuration from the 757-200 with engine variants to match thrust and fuel curves, while 3D flight attendants remain visible through cabin viewpoints.
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Complete with Base ModelProject Open Sky's B747-400 v4 model carries registration PH-BFN and is named City of Nairobi, a trio of identifiers that anchors the airframe to its variant lineage and nickname, aiding cataloging by enthusiasts and collectors.
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