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Base ModelAn enhanced panel revision for the B-47 Stratojet, originally by Rey Lopez, integrates a remodeled VC and 2D panel by Erwin Welker into Michael Pook's later version. It features two paints, includi…

The MiG 15 model, originally by Jean-Pierre Langer, Jean-Pierre Bourgeois, and Benoit M. Dube, is modified by Mark Rooks of RDG for a sim environment. It features a Russian Air Force palette and in…
Base ModelSweetheart in the Clouds, a USAF North American F-86 Sabre, appears in a Nor Cal Prop Club conversion with Kirk Olsson’s original model and Mark Rooks’ image work. The main aircraft folder contains…

Two variants receive an upgraded cockpit with a weapons system operator panel and terrain-following radar that maps ground ahead in 5, 10, or 15 miles, plus an INS readout of latitude, longitude, a…
Base ModelTwo RAF finishes XS 777 and XS 770 accompany the CC1 variant, with tuned flight dynamics implied in the design. The cockpit uses XML gauges, and DDS format assets deliver crisper detail across the …
Base ModelThree F-111 variants, including the E, F, and EF-111A Raven, feature four load-outs and eight paint options, while seven LOD models include full animation, by John Young of the Airfield Constructio…
RepaintAn accompanying dull grey USMC color scheme graces the Beechcraft King Air turboprop, paired with a sound file by Leon Medado and configured by David Robles. The work is compatible only with a sing…
Kazunori Ito's original XB-35 model gains a new static cockpit and smoke effects, while Erwin Welker delivers a revised 2D panel, and Michael Pook supplies the static VC setup with non-functional g…

Bundeswehr Jagdgeschwader 71 operates a variant of the F-4F Phantom and offers a demo version with banners during aviation events. A. Meyer creates panel, gauges, and model sound, with design detai…
Payware RepaintTwo variants exist for the F-15E lineage, depicting a fictional Brazilian Air Force presence and credited to Hani Michal for two add-on editions, with one aligned to a high-end edition and the othe…
Base ModelArmed and unarmed models accompany the main airframe files, while three color schemes honor Canadian warbirds across four squadrons—409, 410, 425 and 441, plus numerous extras. Version two credits …
Base ModelBy Josh Wagstaff, the GA-TL1 functions as the UNSC's primary A/X strike fighter, features an opening door in flight and is associated with a V2 variant that presently enters development, including …
Base ModelThe Cheetah C appears in South African Air Force colors, representing a distinct variant in the collection. The reworked model and a virtual cockpit, by Thinus Pretorius, clarify the creator's role…
Base ModelA remodeled virtual cockpit pairs with a photo realistic 2D panel configured by Erwin Welker, and both views match in nearly every respect. Original model by Bill Holker and gauges by Philippe Wall…
Base ModelSouth African Air Force operates a III CZ fighter with one model and three visual variants, featuring a working radar. MIRAGEIIICZ.exe handles setup and normal and wide-screen panels, with aircraft…
Base ModelKeith Paine presents a Percival P.56 Provost model described as freeware, bundled with 14 color variants aliased in aircraft.cfg for flight sim enthusiasts. The original port-over from an earlier e…

Four distinct variants of Michal Krechowski's Mi-17 AI helicopter display the colors of the Nicaraguan military. The arrangement is by Rhett Browning, officially credited as the author, referencing…
Base ModelThe C-82 Packet is a twin-engined, twin-boom cargo aircraft that sees brief service with the United States Army Air Forces and later the United States Air Force after World War II. A VC fix and rad…
Base ModelTwo WB-57F AI variants operate from Ellington Field in Houston, including WB57F_26_AI and WB57F_28_AI, with ATC IDs 026 and 028 and a JY_Canberra_AI configuration. John Young of the Airfield Constr…
Base ModelDepicts a Hawk T.1A from No. 4 FTS in red, white and blue training colors used during the 1980s and early 1990s, reflecting two-decade RAF service with No. 19 and 208. The model traces a switch to …