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Luftwaffe Lockheed C-130 Super Hercules

Luftwaffe 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.

: 46.06 MB
: 2.9K
: 5/5
: 6

Acceleration DeHavilland Vampire

The De Havilland Vampire F3 presents a classic single-seat jet with a Goblin 3 turbojet delivering 3,350 pounds of thrust, and two authentic paint schemes representing VT 812 of 601 Squadron RAF and 17071 of the Royal Canadian Air Force.

: 22.7 MB
: 2.9K
: 5/5
: 2

RAF Saab Gripen C

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.

: 2.46 MB
: 2.9K
: 5

Battle Creek Michigan ANG A-10

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.

: 15.52 MB
: 2.9K
: 1

Complete with Base Model

Handly Page Victor

White and camo configurations present K2 in hemp camouflage and SR2. The K2 model comprises eleven individually numbered aircraft for the RAF Marham setup in EGYM_1993_X_1.ZIP, deploying hoses at 18,000 feet and above, and includes a paint kit, by John Young, Airfield Construction Group.

: 30.56 MB
: 2.9K
: 5/5
: 2

Complete with Base Model

North American T-28 Trojan

An 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.

: 27.3 MB
: 2.9K
: 5/5
: 1

MilViz T-38A

MilViz releases a T-38A variant named Seymour Johnson, assigned ATC id 8224 and flight number SJ, with Northrop listed as the manufacturer and the UI designation T38A; the configuration identifies a Fighter role and adds MIL_COMBAT parking with codes blck and T38.

: 11.86 MB
: 2.9K
: 5/5
: 1

Complete with Base Model

Sukhoi Su-47 Update

Bob Chicilo updates the Su-47 Berkut by refining flight dynamics, adding panel switches and toggle icons, and removing the spoiler since the real aircraft lacks one; the sole change from the prior update is the author’s own afterburner effect. The model includes both 2D and 3D cockpits and cites operating speeds in the aircraft.cfg file.

: 4.97 MB
: 2.8K
: 3

Complete with Base Model

MiG-25 Foxbat

By Bob Chicilo, the MiG-25 Foxbat variant receives fixes to high-speed deceleration, plus smoke effects and panel tweaks. Autopilot behavior remains tricky when slowing after rapid acceleration, demanding throttle near zero to disengage autothrottle, and users copy .cab files from default panel folders to the gauges directory.

: 9.21 MB
: 2.8K
: 5/5
: 5

Complete with Base Model

EADS Socata TB 30 Epsilon

An 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.

: 7.77 MB
: 2.8K
: 5/5
: 6

Hellenic Air Force Mirage F.1CG

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.

: 34.31 MB
: 2.8K
: 22

Complete with Base Model

North American RA-5C Vigilante

Massimo Altieri delivers a revision of the RA-5C Vigilante that includes a panel compatible with the sim and refined flight dynamics, following Bob Chicilo's prior work, with Spencer Johnson credited for this edition. Spencer Johnson handles the edition.

: 23.7 MB
: 2.7K
: 4/5
: 6

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F-117 ThunderGoblin

Craig 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.

: 8.14 MB
: 2.7K
: 4/5
: 2

A-10 Warthog

Will Braun creates the A-10 Warthog variant, presenting a focused depiction attributed to the author. A file named fsx_a10.gif provides a visual reference, tying the written specification to a concrete graphic asset within this catalog.

: 1.42 MB
: 2.7K
: 4/5
: 7

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French Dassault Rafale M

Rafale 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.

: 6.47 MB
: 2.6K
: 8

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North American XB-70 Valkyrie Updated

The XB-70 Valkyrie receives updated flight dynamics, adds gauges to both 2D and VC panels, and tweaks the 2D background while refining smoke and afterburner effects, by Bob Chicilo. The aircraft remains parked on the runway with zero throttle and less than 10 percent fuel.

: 6.01 MB
: 2.6K
: 6

Repaint for Payware Model

F22 Starscream

Andy Nott credits the Starscream variant for the IRIS Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor. It lists atc_id=1 and MIL_COMBAT parking types, with Starscream identified as the variation within the F-22 lineup, and IRIS Flight Simulation Software is shown as the developer.

: 4.78 MB
: 2.6K
: 2

Complete with Base Model

CASA C-295M Pelicano

The C-295M Pelicano is a twin-turboprop tactical military transport, a design that incorporates a stretched fuselage to deliver 50% more payload. PW127G engines power the airframe, contributing to reliable performance in diverse high operating environments.

: 44.48 MB
: 2.5K
: 4/5
: 9

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Piaggio P-149D Package

The Piaggio P-149D serves as a trainer-laison aircraft. Its first flight occurs on June 19, 1953, and it is a development of the P-148 with increased seating, tricycle retractable landing gear, a more powerful engine and a three-bladed constant-speed propeller.

: 25.67 MB
: 2.5K
: 3

Complete with Base Model

SP-2 Mitsubishi T-2

Two variants exist of the Mitsubishi T-2 model, each featuring a front-seat cockpit and full animations. Japan bases the T-2 on the European Jaguar, which it had wanted to buy, and the aircraft serves as an advanced trainer.

: 5.91 MB
: 2.5K
: 5/5
: 3