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Repaint for PaywareMartial Feron crafts a DHC-6-300 variant for Escadron 03.062 Ventoux. It models a 3bladewheelcargo configuration and carries ATC ID 730 with RAMP parking; UI data lists de Havilland Canada as manufacturer and 03.062 Ventoux as variation.
Repaint for PaywareFour variant codes labeled 8AF, B36B, 15AF, and SAC are included for the Convair B-36 family. 8AF maps to B-36H-5-CF 50-1092 of the 11th Bomb Wing at Carswell AFB circa 1953, while SAC covers a B-36F-5-CF 49-2683 of the 6th Bomb Wing at Walker AFB in 1956–57 with a white underside anti-radiation paint.
Repaint for PaywareA notional Royal Danish Air Force variant for the Pilatus PC-21 on the IRIS PC-21 model, by Dirk Hueschelrath, uses red and gray colors and air force markings. It offers two resolution options, 4096×4096 and 2048×2048, both 32-bit, with ATC ID T-210 and ui_variation RDAF.
Repaint for PaywareModels the Fokker F27-300 Friendship with registration A-2701. Alias tniau is applied, the ui variation is Angkatan Udara, and the ATC data records the service with flight number 163, while the model designation remains 300 and the sim entry is Friendship-200.
RepaintRNGHAWK.ZIP offers a naval evaluation variant of the T-45C Goshawk, with graphics by Grant MacLean and a fictional serial. It places RN-specific files into the Boeing_T45C directory and defines a fltsim block with atc_id=045 and atc_flight_number=A150.
Repaint for PaywareUS Marines operate a VMFA-323 Death Rattlers F/A-18E, a 2013 artwork by Nathan Havercroft. The presentation centers on the squadron’s identity and the F/A-18E variant, and Havercroft receives clear credit for depicting it in 2013.
Repaint for PaywareA North American T-28B Trojan, cn 200-250, built in 1954, serves with US Navy as a training aircraft in Washington through 1965. Red Bull acquires it in 1987, reassembles it with Jet Aviation, and registers OE-ESA in Austria in spring 1988; since 2001 it resides at Hangar-7 at Salzburg Airport as Flying Bulls’ first aircraft.
RepaintThis depiction, by Dave Quincey, presents 101021, a CF-101B Voodoo assigned to No. 416 (Lynx) Squadron, RCAF in the early 1980s, linked to alphacf101bupx.zip. The history records its withdrawal in 1984, its later use as an instructional airframe at Winnipeg, and 2048 x 2048 image files accompany the work.

The MiG-21 bis serves the air force of Finland with MG-128, carries ATC ID 128, and uses ui_type MiG-21 bis, with credits attributed to Ivan Jurcaga for the model and Zsolt Beleznay for the colorwork. The entry notes the MG-128 variant and the operator designation within the ui_variation field.
RepaintTwo variants of the Panavia Tornado GR4, assigned to No. 2 Squadron at RAF Marham, are developed by UKMIL, each carrying squadron insignias and weathering that highlight the aircraft’s lines. File names gr4_30pr and gr4_30 denote the ZA401 registration and RAF identity.
Four VMFA-225 variants depict the Vikings in a carrier-capable F-35C, each carrying distinctive squadron markings on the airframe's streamlined silhouette. The set does not include the base F-35C model and requires Dino Cattaneo’s freeware F-35C, referenced as F35V230.ZIP, with entries using atc_id F35 and atc_airline VIKING.
Five configurations center on a MiG-29 Fulcrum designed for Combat Air Patrol, with IRIS developing and UncleSalty refining it, while TacPack by VRS enables weapon and avionics features. Each variant carries naval color codes navy312, malay, sov1, sov44, and bang, and uses Marine ATC identifiers with UncleSalty as airline.
Repaint for PaywareAn aircraft from Escadron 2/5 Ile de France carries the M2K-C 5-OX variant, reflecting unit affiliation. Metal2Mesh LLC is listed as the creator for this configuration, noting its origin and structural intent within its data set.

Two A-4B variants depict an AD4-2 assigned to VMA-324 circa 1959, one with external tanks and another with missiles. The model uses image maps sized 2048 by 2048, and modifications to the project receive Ronald Zambrano’s permission, with color work credited to John Detrick.
RepaintThe Vermont Air National Guard F-35A appears in two versions, 2.2 and 2.3, built from base USAF scheme with redesigned tails bearing the Green Mountain Boys insignia used by the 158th Fighter Wing. Original by Dino Cattaneo (F35V230.ZIP) with artwork by Brian Gladden, the project remains fictional since no F-35s have carried Vermont Guard colors.
Complete with Base ModelAn aircraft variant of the T-33A operated by the Cuban Air Force, identified by ATC ID 709 and a Cuba-specific variation tag. Daafar is credited as the creator, while the rok model falls under the T-33A designation, with ui_manufacturer set to cuba.

By Geoffrey de Kergariou, this visuals-only variant for the Super Etendard requires SEM_X.ZIP. It carries a Navy designation with atc_id 01 and atc_airline Navy, lists ui_manufacturer Dassault and ui_type Super Etendard, variation Aéronavale n°01, and notes heavy fuel tanks with aux tank capacity at 100%.
An F-16C variant commemorates the Wild Weasel program’s 50th anniversary and represents a USAF fighter in contemporary service. Its internal tag 50TH_YEARS_WW identifies the edition, model USA-4 appears, and ATC data lists USAF with flight 351, by Antonio Diaz.
Repaint for PaywareExclusive free add-on presents the Aeritalia-Lockheed F-104 S bearing the 53-14 markings of 21 Gruppo, 53 Stormo in the Italian Air Force. Created by Alessandro Barbarini, it requires the payware F-104 S model and includes two aircraft.cfg files in CLEAN and ASUP sections that must be edited, inserting the next available number.
Three PC-9/A(T) trainers represent the 22 Squadron based in Riyadh, used for basic flight training with airframe numbers 2202, 2206, and 2213. Each aircraft carries RSAF identifiers RSAF2202, RSAF2206, RSAF2213 alongside ATC IDs 2202, 2206, 2213.