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Update For The DeHavilland DH108 Swallow

The DeHavilland Swallow is a British experimental aircraft designed in October 1945. Three prototypes are documented, and all are lost in fatal crashes; the model is credited to Kazunori Ito with a revised version by Michael Pook.

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RNoAF Lockheed Martin F-35A

By Tom Horn, a Royal Norwegian Air Force identity is applied to the Dino Cattaneo F-35 Lightning II, drawing on the F35V210.ZIP base. The F-35A variant uses a folder labeled rnoaf and features Royal Norwegian Air Force fuselage markings.

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US Navy Douglas A-4E Of VC-1

VC-1 operates an A-4E at NAS Barbers Point, Hawaii, in the mid-1970s, featuring a blue tail flash and a blue mid-fuselage band encircling yellow stars and the Hawaiian warrior head; TA-4J aircraft in the unit also display blue noses. Flight models span 22 weapons configurations, credited to Frank Safranek.

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Armee De L'Air PC-21

Dirk Hueschelrath refines two image sets for the Pilatus PC-21 payware model, detailing Armée de l’Air markings that align cockpit geometry with external fuselage contours. Resolution options are 4096x4096 at 32-bit (about 65 MB) and 2048x2048 at 32-bit (about 16 MB); the base payware model remains separate.

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Alaska Air National Guard Douglas C-47

A C-47D variant for an Alaska-based guard unit appears, carrying the ALASKA-ANG variation and a C47JEEP model. The 144th Air Transport Squadron lineage notes a 1957 shift to airlift and a 1960 replacement by the C-123 Providers.

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Etendard IVP N115

The Etendard IVP variant bears the N115 designation with Flotille 16F markings of the Royal French Navy, associated with the BAN Landivisiau. The IVP-bidons-Late configuration pairs with ATC id 115, RFN as airline, and flight number 115, with a ui_variation of two bidons, 16F, N115.

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Iris Phantom Air Superiority VC Fix

A correction targets the Iris Phantom fighter's opaque cockpit glass, recently posted by Michael Pook. An included bitmap guides the adjustment, and the result renders the cockpit glass transparent, as described in the accompanying post.

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SIPA-300

The SIPA-300 is a tandem two-seat ab-initio jet trainer first flown on September 4, 1954, powered by a 350 lbst Turboméca Palas with provisions for Marbore II; it features reflective metallic skin, full animations, a virtual cockpit with working instruments and animated controls, and is credited to Italo D'Attomo and Giovanni Quai.

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Republic F-105D Thunderchief

Alphasim crafts a Republic F-105D variant that serves as an all-weather strike fighter alongside the two-seat F-105F trainer. 833 aircraft enter production, ending in 1964, and the prototype first flies on October 22, 1955, evolving from a 1951 Republic Aviation project.

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DeHavilland Sea Devon XJ319

An aircraft variant c/n 04420, originally a Dove 2A demonstrator, serves as an Admiral's Barge based at HMS Daedalus, RNAS Lee-on-Solent. It re-registered as G-AMXP in 1990 and later as VH-DVE in 1995, and is currently preserved in Royal Navy colors at the Australian Aviation Museum, Bankstown.

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Republic F-105D Bare Metal Textures

Three bare metal finishes for the Republic F-105D Thunderchief, authored by Dave Quincey, depict aircraft from the 23rd, 49th and 355th Tactical Fighter Wings before SEA camouflage, with insignia aligning as shown in a photo of an F-105F from the 49th TFW, and turbine air scoops appearing after engine fires.

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Short SA Sperrin Updated

An early-1950s British jet bomber design, it first flew in 1951, marking a postwar era in aviation. The model has compatible gauges and a new basic cockpit, with Kazunori Ito the original designer and Michael Pook updating it.

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US Navy Boeing EA-18G VAQ-139 500NA

FS KBT designs the EA-18G Growler VAQ-139_500NA model and Antonio Diaz paints it, with Hiroaki Kubota handling flight dynamics and Toshikazu Shimizu providing XML effects. Boeing serves as ui_manufacturer, ui_type EA-18G Growler, and VAQ-139_500NA as ui_variation, tied to USS Carl Vinson and the CAG.

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NASA Boeing 707 Vomit Comet

Boeing 707-420 carries NASA markings and bears the registration N931NA, earning the Weightless Wonder nickname worldwide today. David Robles is the creator, basing the concept on Alejandro Rojas Lucena's design to present a NASA identity.

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RCAF Global Express

Peter Brown delivers a CC-144 variant on a Bombardier Global Express airframe, pairing white fuselage accents with subtle national insignia to echo government transport styling. The RCAFwhite folder carries atc_id NCRJ90 and a base-model tag.

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US Navy Grumman F-14 Tomcat VF-1 "Wolfpack" CV-61 NB-105

Hani Michal credits a Grumman F-14A/B Tomcat tied to CV-61 NB-105, labeled by the file name VF-1_CV61_105 and employing model 1b. The variation, Air Interdiction, aligns with Navy operations and the aircraft’s registration under CV-61 NB-105.

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US Navy Douglas A-1 Skyrider

Henry William delivers a US Navy Korean War colors depiction for the A-1J Skyraider, aligned with Tim Conrad’s base model. It highlights authentic fuselage markings and high-detail exterior graphics, includes atc_id=39703, and requires Tim Conrad’s Skyraider to ensure correct emblem placement.

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Blank White Aero Vodochody L39 Albatros

Two variants of the L-39 Albatros in a blank white finish include a two-pilot and a single-pilot option, with distinct [fltsim.X] entries such as L39 albatros Blank White 2 Pilots and L39 albatros Blank White 1 Pilot.

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Spanish Air Force Casa C212 Aviocar 72-09 Grey NATO

An aviation variant for the C-212 Aviocar built by CASA depicts 72 Squadron, based at Villanubla AB in Valladolid, with the serial 72-09 rendered in grey NATO. Created by Antonio Diaz, it relies on V. Zhyhulskiy’s CORREOS_C212-200.ZIP with a 37-18 ATC ID and a prop_anim_ratio of -1.54, labeled ui_variation 72-09.

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Securite Civile Douglas C-117D

Floating in a fictional Securite Civile setting, the Douglas C-117D Skytrooper operates in firefighting and rescue missions, with a dedicated C117D_V1_BETA.ZIP release and a DOUGLAS_C-117D_V1.2 model that uses the SEC-CIVILE folder and an atc_id of F-ZBAD.

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