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Payware RepaintAn F-104G from JaboG 32 marks the last flight on April 18, 1984, displaying Bavaria markings. It requires the Skunk Works F-104G model and uses variant 20+36, with atc_id C200GJK00 and atc_flight_n…
By CJ Ladd, this option presents the 2013 VFA-86 Sidewinders CAG insignia on the F/A-18E. It uses baked layers for TacPack 1.4, carries NE300 as atc_id and CVW-2 tail codes tied to USS Ronald Reaga…
Hans-Juergen Kasper recreates a two-seat TF-104 Starfighter with a 28+28 German Air Force trainer scheme for Jabo G 33 at Buechel in the 1970s. The setup requires the payware Captain Sim Lockheed T…
RAF C-130 C3 edition by Simshed replaces gauges for both the virtual cockpit and the 2D panel, delivering compatibility across views. The craft offers Grey and Green variants, with panel work by Da…
Base ModelA Harrier variant GR.7 delivers newly revised flying and hovering performance, with full control at high and low speeds and moving ailerons, rudder, nosewheel steering, flaps and nozzles. Mach 0.95…
VIPERDEN F-16, a variant associated with Kirk Olsson, replaces most gauges to enable a functional virtual cockpit and a 2D panel, while incompatible gauges are swapped for XML gauges. Updates by Da…
Base ModelOriginal design by batrakio, this Block 30 variant of the Spirit stealth bomber uses real-world engine dynamics and MOI, with computer-controlled wing slats that give pilots no bailout option if th…
Base ModelUKMIL presents a Gmax model featuring a full virtual cockpit and wing flex that lets the wings bend a small amount in response to lift. The setup emphasizes operational dynamics and a tangible in-f…
Among the offerings, 31 variants accompany a single airframe, including XR725 from 11 Squadron in 1980s air defense grey. The two-dimensional panel remains fully functional and gauges upgrade to a …
The United States Air Force heavy airlifter with serial 88-0266, assigned to Charleston AFB, receives a thorough overhaul of the .cfg and .air files and features hand-painted surface work on the Pi…
Base ModelDaisuke Yamamoto modifies an F-18 Super Hornet for the Blue Angels display, assigning the aircraft the designation ship number one. Mark 'Fireball' Rooks of RSDG provides color detailing, and credi…
By Mike Stone, the Royal Air Force C17 Globemaster III model presents a forward crew door and a rear cargo ramp, with Shift-E opening the front door and Shift-E then 2 lowering the rear doors and r…
Base ModelColin Thwaites provides the original version of a Lockheed F-35 model, a concise reference that preserves its provenance, while an image at /downloadimages/Image/f-35_lig.gif accompanies the piece,…
Base ModelDerives from the David Brice and David Friswell T45 Goshawk / T1 Hawk models, this depiction captures the Red Arrows display sequence. The formation begins in 1965 at RAF Fairford, grows from seven…
Base ModelTwenty-six aircraft populate the lineup, featuring 7-LOD models with eight variations. XH558, the only flying Vulcan, appears, while John Young, ACG, receives credit, and Military Sound Studios sup…
Base ModelDavid Robles compiles a freeware F-4D Phantom II variant that traces the VC model to the Japanese Mitsubishi F-1/T-2, delivering a 90% fidelity match to the original Phantom. The archive contains s…
An F-16 Fighting Falcon conversion, by Kirk Olsson and updated by Danny Garnier, includes gauges compatible with the virtual cockpit and a fully edited 2D panel, with gauges and BMPs included thoug…

A United States Air Force variant of the C-17 associated with the 437th Air Wing at Charleston AFB features a smoke-effect modification by Rooks Design Graphics. Mark Rooks is credited for the work…
Base ModelBy A. Meyer, this Eurofighter Typhoon model features EJ200 turbofan twin engines. A formation-flyable variant runs with two accompanying Eurofighters, and armament comprises thirteen hardpoints for…
Base ModelBy Team FS KBT, the V1.2 F-2A/B presents a shared single-seat cockpit for both variants, with engine starts unavailable from the cockpit and Ctrl+E required to start the engine. The afterburner use…