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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

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Armee de l'Air Mirage 2000C

The Mirage 2000C variant rests on an original model by Roland Laborie, Jean Pierre Bourgeois, and Pierre Marchadier. Timothee Teneur supplies the cosmetic work, completing the effort with a finish that reflects the stated subject.

: 11.1 MB
: 2.9K
: 1

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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

Repaint for Payware Model

Russian Air Force Sukhoi Su-30 SM

Bear Studios introduces two variants of the Su-30SM, Red 27 and Red 29, with tail markings removed and configured for the MK model since no SM baseline exists. The aircraft deploy to Latakia, Syria, to provide CAP coverage during strikes against rebel groups.

: 7.38 MB
: 2.7K
: 2

Embraer A-29B Super Tucano Fictional

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.

: 2.98 MB
: 2.7K
: 2

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C-133B Cargomaster

Reworked variant of Tim Conrad’s C133 B adds photo realistic main, overhead and flight engineer 2D panels, plus reworked cockpit gauges and new internal/external views. A new .air file for this version sits alongside the original, and an icing tweak by Charles Owenk.

: 27.9 MB
: 2.7K
: 5/5
: 7

E4-B Doomsday Plane

The E4-B variant serves as the National Airborne Operations Center, a highly survivable command, control, and communications center for the National Command Authorities. The Air Force maintains four of these aircraft, one of which remains on alert, while art by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft provides the accompanying visuals.

: 15.12 MB
: 2.6K
: 2/5
: 1

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Rockwell X31

By Giovanni Quai and Italo D'Attomo, the X-31 model showcases thrust vectoring paddles mounted in the exhaust and computer-controlled canard wings that stabilize the aircraft at very high angles of attack. The model features moving flight controls, spinning wheels, a drag-chute, and a simplified virtual cockpit with working essential gauges.

: 3.13 MB
: 2.6K
: 5/5
: 4

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Beechcraft AT-11

Four models and ten appearance variants accompany the AT-11 trainer, including turret, observation bubble, capped turret, and civilian cargo configurations. Two tailwheel setups exist, castering or steerable, and the aircraft historically served as the standard U.S. Army Air Forces WWII bombing trainer, with about 90 percent of the more than 45,000 bombardiers trained in AT-11s.

: 165.94 MB
: 2.6K
: 5/5
: 18

USAF Hog From Hell

By Kazunori Ito, an A-10 Thunderbolt II variant is associated with the 358th Fighter Squadron, has a 1979 upgrade, and operates within Tactical Air Command and later Air Combat Command for close air support and forward air control. Six files reside in the main aircraft folder alongside an included gauges set.

: 18.93 MB
: 2.5K
: 4/5

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SAAB J-29B And F

Swedish J-29 models include A and B fighters, with C for photo reconnaissance and F introducing an afterburner and dogtooth wing leading edges. These aircraft serve with the Swedish and Austrian air forces and also with United Nations contingents during the Congo Conflict, later ending life as target towing planes and enemy forces trainers.

: 8.72 MB
: 2.5K
: 7

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RAF Black BAE Hawk FTS

From No. 4 FTS, a Hawk T.1A appears in a gloss black finish used on all RAF training aircraft, reflecting nearly thirty years in service. The model derives from David Brice and David Friswell's T45 Goshawk / T1 Hawk lineage.

: 23.7 MB
: 2.4K
: 5/5
: 3

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Nord 2501 Noratlas

Two versions and three color variants are available, including NB27 from CIET, NB18 from the Ecole de l'air de Salon de Provence, and NB105 operated by the association Le Noratlas de Provence. Projet Noratlas by Jean-Francois Martin and Gilbert Millas adds fully 3D instruments, audio warnings and checklists, plus PROJET_NORATLAS_UPGRADE_1.ZIP and PROJET_NORATLAS_UPGRADE_2.ZIP.

: 86.1 MB
: 2.4K
: 6

USMC AC-130 Spectre

A US Marine Corps variant of the C-130 Spectre uses texture set us_grc and stems from a Captain Sim airframe collaboration. It assigns atc_id and atc_airline as USMC, records ui_type as AC-130 Spectre, and credits Captain Sim as ui_createdby, with the CS_EX2_AC130 directory reference.

: 5.62 MB
: 2.4K
: 5/5
: 1

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Vought Ryan LTV CX-142 Updated

The XC-142, originally modeled by Alexander van Hien, features a static VC and a VTOL smoke effect, and fixes propellers remaining transparent when engines are off. Michael E. Roberts implements a 2D panel, while Michael Pook and Erwin Welker contribute propeller fix and smoke work, with Chuck Backus (Napamule) delivering a new FDE.

: 29.85 MB
: 2.4K
: 9

Arizona Virtual Airline ANG F-16

The Arizona Air National Guard's 162nd Fighter Wing Alert Detachment at Davis-Monthan AFB in Tucson fields an F-16 Viper. It presents 2D and virtual cockpit views along with afterburner and smoke effects, while the creator credit goes to Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft.

: 22.6 MB
: 2.4K
: 5/5
: 1

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Lockheed YF-12 Blackbird Updated

The YF-12 operates as the experimental interceptor variant of the Lockheed A-12, bearing a close resemblance to the SR-71 Blackbird. Test flights in 1965 reach 2070 mph and 80,257 feet, while the model uses the Arrow MK2 2D panel with a basic cockpit and smoke effects, updated by Michael Pook from Kazunori Ito.

: 7.89 MB
: 2.3K
: 3/5
: 4

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Grumman S2F-3 Tracker

Two exterior variants accompany an S2F-3 Tracker model with a functional virtual cockpit, a precise flight model, authentic radial sounds, and panels carrying aircraft-specific gauges. By Milton Shupe, George Arana, Brandon Filer, Sim-Outhouse, this upgrade by Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations offers DirectX 10 compatibility.

: 78.25 MB
: 2.3K

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North American T-2C Buckeye Upgrade

The Buckeye variant, converted for use in the sim, uses a redesigned 2D panel derived from J. Graham Fuller’s original work and a sound package, and drops a 3D cockpit. Extensive revisions adjust Aircraft.cfg and .air, fixing weights, CG, fuel loads, thrust placement, and wheel geometry, and add an autopilot along with a startup effect.

: 24.86 MB
: 2.3K
: 1/5
: 5

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Lockheed Martin F-16 KLu SoloDisplay 2014-15

The Royal Netherlands Air Force presents an F-16 Viper (KLu) display jet piloted by Captain Jeroen Slick during Solodisplay 2014-2015. It bears smoke, afterburner, and flares, with model credits to Kirk Olsson, texture by Mees Jansen, and panel by Danny Garnier; the jet carries registration J-142 under the Demoteam ATC identity.

: 65.53 MB
: 2.3K
: 9