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RAF 2001 Display Hawk

FrontSeat Hawk T.Mk1 from the Sky Sim lineup receives a high-detail exterior presentation by Gordon Barnes, depicting the 2001 RAF Valley demonstration aircraft of 19 Squadron. The configuration keeps authentic Royal Air Force markings, with an aircraft.cfg entry referencing atc_id XX325 and atc_airline AIRFORCE.

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Israeli Camo Gloster Meteor FR9

An Israeli camo variant for the Gloster Meteor FR Mk 9, originally WX980 in RAF service, now serves with the First Jet Squadron of the Israeli Air Force based at Ramat David. It carries ATC ID 37 and flight number 001, associated with the Israeli 1 designation.

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US Navy Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat Drone

The configuration presents a F6F-3 variant used by the US Navy as a target drone, reflecting fairly fresh paint with limited weathering. ATC ID NF6FRF is assigned, with ui_type F6F-3 and ui_variation Drone noted in the setup.

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F-18C's Of Railroad Valley

Two skin variants for the F-18C Hornet exist, AX-181 and BX-202, showing white and red chase markings and gray alert schemes. They operate from Aeroworks Echo Canyon Facility in Nevada and align with Railroad Valley 2013 setting, carrying atc_id numbers N007 and N008 for BLUE STREAK.

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Post-War Spitfire LF Mk IX Clipped Wings

Two NH188 Spitfire IX variants carry Belgian OOARC and Canadian CFNUS markings and span 1961–1964, reflecting historical postwar color schemes. OOARC appears in 1961, while CFNUS spans 1961–1964, aligns with archival records of NH188 usage.

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De Havilland Chipmunk WP896

An RAF Chipmunk variant WP896 carries construction number C1/0766 and receives delivery in June 1952 to the RAF College at Cranwell. It remains airworthy after withdrawal in 1993 and sale as G-BWVY in 1994, bearing early RAF markings by Peter Watkins.

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Meteor NF14 G-ASLW

By Rob Richardson, a Meteor NF14 variant bears registration G-ASLW, reflecting its RAF service as WS829 before Rolls-Royce purchases it in September 1963 for use as a photographic chase aircraft. Rolls-Royce sells it in July 1969, and it ditches in the sea off the Cape Verde Islands after fuel runs short.

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Meteor NF11 WD785

Peter Watkins designs a WD785 TT20 target-towing variant for Rob Richardson’s Armstrong Whitworth Meteor NF11 model. It shows Fleet Requirements Unit markings from the Royal Navy at RNAS Hal Far, with WD785 delivered in October 1952.

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RAF 2004 Display Hawk

Created by Gordon Barnes for the Sky Sim Hawk T1A front-seat variant, this representation reproduces 19 Squadron markings worn at RAF Valley during the 2004 display season. The configuration assigns ATC code XX285 and flight number XX285, crediting Rick Piper and Sky Sim for prior work.

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Hunting Pembroke C1 XK884

XK884 c/n PAC/P66/82 enters RAF service in September 1956 as a Pembroke C1 allocated as personal transport for C-in-C Bomber Command at RAF High Wycombe, later serving with No 60 Squadron in Germany through 1987. It carries civil registrations G-BNPG and SE-BKH, and remains airworthy in spurious Swedish Air Force colours, by Peter Watkins.

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Meteor F8 RAAF A77-881

Gloster Meteor F Mk 8 A77-881, ex-RAF WK944, serves as a 77 Sqn Royal Australian Air Force C/O's aircraft from Korea in February 1954. By Peter Watkins, the A77-881 variant reinforces this Korea era lineage, historical.

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USMC A-7E Hi Vis Camo

A fictional USMC A-7E from 1975 uses VMA-231 markings and a real Harrier bureau number, reflecting an alternate history. Compatibility relies on Razbam's payware A-7E, as the configuration relies on a dedicated folder labeled VMA231HV and an aircraft.cfg entry to activate the VMA-231 1975 variant.

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French Navy Kestrel

Three variants for the Convair 201 Aeronavale Kestrel span 1979, 1986, and 1994; each carries flotille 12F and appearance files Aeronavale70z, Aeronavale80z, and Aeronavale90z, while bearing designations n64, n58, and n61 as listed above. By Bertrand Barbe.

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Danish Meteor F8

The Gloster Meteor F Mk 8 Danish carries the 44-500 registration of Royal Danish Air Force 724 Squadron from Aalborg. It relies on Rob Richardson’s Gloster Meteor Mk 8 freeware model and base files from Fly Away Simulation, with a texture.Danish folder and an atc_id=500 configuration.

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Meteor F8 Brazilian 4439

By Peter Watkins, this Gloster Meteor F Mk 8 depiction carries the Brazilian Air Force registration 4439, one of sixty Meteors operated by the service. The twin-engine jet features Rolls-Royce Derwent power and a straight wing, reflecting authentic markings used by Brazil during early jet era operations.

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Meteor F8 Brazilian 4458

The Gloster Meteor F Mk 8, tail number 4458, appears as one of sixty operated by the Brazilian Air Force. The entry assigns atc_id 4458 and atc_flight_number 010, linking it to its historical mid-century markings.

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Meteor NF14 WS838

Rob Richardson delivers a complete visual refresh of the Armstrong-Whitworth Meteor NF14 for WS838, a variant preserved at the Midland Air Museum on loan from RAF Museum Cosford. The airframe is depicted as flown as a chase aircraft by the Royal Aircraft Establishment at RAE Bedford, with atc_id WS838.

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Mexican Air Force T28A EA204

Two variants, FAM204 Solo and FAM207 Solo, map to the AntsTrojanT28A model and use separate aircraft.cfg blocks labeled fam204 and fam207, with atc_id fam924 and fam961 and flight numbers 024 and 061. Genaro Dominguez uses Ant's paint kit to create the finishes, and the Ant's Airplanes donationware model supplies the base.

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Gloster Meteor F4 VT328

VT328 bears No. 263 Squadron markings at RAF Wattisham, with Rob Richardson supplying the base model and Peter Watkins delivering the design. The designation anchors a historical setting for enthusiasts seeking accuracy, reflecting a late 1950 period and a concrete operational context.

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Gloster Meteor F4 RA444

RA444 identifies the Gloster Meteor F Mk 4 used by No 257 (Burma) Squadron at RAF Horsham St. Faith, with ATC code RA444; Peter Watkins is credited as the creator for historical reference in this context today.

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