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Complete with Base ModelThese consist of new .mdl's and 2048x2048 DXT5 files for the OV-10A Bronco series, with Tim Conrad credited as the creator, and the assets address the series' modeling needs. The OV-10A Bronco series stands as the focus of these assets.
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Complete with Base ModelA revised MB339 CD builds on the MB339 A-PAN lineage with a new visual model, panel, and virtual cockpit. Two Italian Air Force examples are represented, and gauges by Paolo Zamparo accompany the arrangement here.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo aircraft variants receive a Tu-126 panel swap and added thumbnails, replacing the original cockpit layout with a 2D setup and no virtual cockpit. The Tu-95MS and Tu-142M entries carry atc_id MS10, atc_airline VVS, and atc_flight_number M10, with ui_variation 010 and 089 respectively.
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US Navy Grumman F-14 Tomcat carries VF103 Jolly Rogers markings, created by Mark Rooks for flight-simulation use. The setup relies on FSXF14D.ZIP to function, with the named variant reflecting a VF103 squadron identity and the author listed as Mark Rooks.
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Complete with Base ModelA rebuild of the DSB F-20 Tigershark by Mel Mutter replaces the original with a new 2D animated panel and tweaks to .air files. It adds a complete rebuild of the afterburner and smoke system.
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Complete with Base ModelBy Kirk Olsson, this F-86 Sabre rendition refines flight dynamics, tunes vclight, and revises gauge layouts for detailed study. The model supports both 2D and virtual cockpits and has three reference images gmaxf861.jpg, gmaxf862.jpg, gmaxf863.jpg.
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Gripen C operates with the Royal Air Force, spanning four squadrons: 111, 56, 25 and 11, showcasing distinctive squadron markings. Andy Nott (AGNT) credits the work, and the presentation clearly reflects RAF identity today worldwide.
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Complete with Base ModelLuftwaffe branding appears on the model, which derives from Premaircraft's airframe design for the C-130 transport, linking the artifact to a well-known operator. DirectX 10 compatibility is not supported, and the overall presentation remains tied to older graphics capabilities.
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The A-10 from the Battle Creek base represents Kazunori Ito’s Fairchild Republic design adapted for flight simulation, tied to the 172th Fighter Squadron within the 110th Fighter Wing. Textures by Mark Rooks accompany default gauges and a clear canopy, with historical context included.
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Complete with Base ModelBruce Fitzgerald presents a MiG-21 Fishbed model featuring a 2D panel and static VC, with full animations, delivering a concise, compact representation of the variant. A mig21fb.gif image file is provided as a visual reference for the design.
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Complete with Base ModelAn adaptation of Tim Conrad’s original T-28 Trojan, this variant uses an 800 hp Wright R-1300 radial engine and a two-blade constant-speed propeller. It features a functional 2D panel and a 3D virtual cockpit, with the production span running 1950–1953 for U.S. Navy trainer duties.
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Complete with Base ModelBy Kazunori Ito, with panel work by Bob Chicilo, sound by Aaron R. Swindle, and flight dynamics and data by Douglas E. Trapp, the RQ-4A variant presents a 44-foot fuselage and a 116-foot wingspan, with a ceiling rated to FL650.
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Complete with Base ModelAn Epsilon variant is a light military trainer with a metal airframe and tandem two-seat arrangement. It is built by Socata during its period with Aérospatiale, and the first prototype flight date is 22 December 1977.
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Complete with Base ModelMiG-21 MF revision by Ivan Jurcaga enhances flight dynamics, adds a two-dimensional panel, nav lights, and a virtual cockpit. It requires the original MiG-21 MF and uses .cab files from default panel folders, with some packaged as .zip files.
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Kirk Olsson models the Mirage F.1CG used by the Greek air force, with forty aircraft delivered between 1977 and 1979. A panel and a virtual cockpit accompany sonic boom effects and refined, responsive flight dynamics.
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Tim Conrad models the A-29B Tucano as the Esquadrilha da Fumaca variant in the A-29B_ST.ZIP file, with Zsolt Beleznay credited for the Esquadrilha da Fumaca term in the description. The record sets atc_id 1308 and atc_id_color to 0x00ff0000, under Embraer as ui_manufacturer and A-29B as ui_type.
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Complete with Base ModelPaolo Zamparo collaborates on a MB 339PAN-based model refined with FSDS v2.24, featuring a revised virtual cabin and Flight Dynamics files, reflective surfaces, and full animations. A set of six color finishes includes five representing Italian Air Force colors and one for the Argentine Navy during the Falklands War.
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Complete with Base ModelSea Harrier FA2 variant delivers nine distinct weapons configurations and five visual appearances reflecting Royal Navy service, while a 2D cockpit panel by Phil Perrott and HUD/radar components by EIRC MARCIANO enrich cockpit realism. The aircraft demonstrates a short take-off and landing profile, and we recommend installing FSUIPC for stable VTOL avionics.
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Complete with Base ModelCraig Richardson supplies the base design and panels, while Pete Boleng crafts the panel work, and D. L. Tarbox modifies them for the F117. Duane Tarbox appears among the credited contributors, and the entry records a collaborative effort spanning designers and modifiers.
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RepaintRafale M from 12F Flotille Aeronavale is based at BAN Landivisiau in autumn 2005, celebrating its 1000th flight hour as the flotilla's first to reach the milestone. The tail inscription moves from both sides to the starboard side, with this version credited to Frank Safranek.
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