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USAF EE Canberra

A USAF-style scheme for the English Electric Canberra aligns with AlphaSim’s Canberra B2 model and uses the usafbl mapping to apply insignia. The configuration lists the atc_id WJ861 and notes the airframe’s U.S. service as the Martin B-57.

: 2.87 MB
: 125
: 4

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Lotussim L-39C VC Shadow Plus

By Uwe Stengel, the extension improves the virtual cockpit shadows of the Lotus Simulations L-39C Albatros model, version 1.35. It is protected by copyright laws and yields no negative performance impact when enabled for users.

: 50.31 MB
: 121

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Mexican Air Force Douglas C-47 ETM

Operated by the Fuerza Aerea Mexicana, the C-47 ETM representation relies on a single aircraft.cfg and the C-47 Skytrain v2.0 package, DOUGLAS_C-47_V2.ZIP. Genaro Dominguez uses a paint kit from Gordon Madison, and the airframe is documented as serving into the late 1980s.

: 5.96 MB
: 107
: 2

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Canadian de Havilland Chipmunk

Variant DHC1-B-2 Chipmunk, associated with Canadian Armed Forces, carries c/n 189-227 and CAF 12051 from original RCAF 18051. It remains airworthy and is registered as CF-JAG, with ownership by George Neal since 1991; the model is credited to Just Flight.

: 20.51 MB
: 103
: 4

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Three Yellow RCAF Chipmunks

Three DHC-1-B-2 Chipmunk variants in Royal Canadian Air Force colors feature a bubble canopy and military pilots, with CF-BXH registered as 18052 alongside civil pilots. The archive includes DHC1-B-2_Chipmunk 047, 052, and 053, corresponding to 18047, CF-BXH, and 18053, by Kenneth J. Kerr for Just Flight.

: 30.34 MB
: 102
: 6

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RAF Panavia Tornado GR1 (GR4) 41Sq ZG775

Created by Dale Ashcroft, this GR4-focused rendition models a Tornado GR1 bearing 41 Squadron markings and registration ZG775. It requires Just Flight Tornado GR1 payware to access the upgraded avionics, enhanced targeting, and improved weapons integration characteristic of the GR4 variant.

: 41.16 MB
: 101
: 2

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Spanish Air Force EF-18B 15-70 150000 Hour

Two-seat EF-18B of Ala 15 at Zaragoza celebrates 150,000 flight hours, depicted by Antonio Diaz for a classic combat jet simulation. It relies on Captain Sim’s Xload payware model (not included) and uses high-detail DDS surfaces to reproduce the unit’s insignia, with UI credits to Captain Sim and Dave (Dax) Sweetman, and atc_id 200.

: 3.68 MB
: 90
: 7

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RDAF de Havilland Chipmunk

An RDAF-focused depiction of the De Havilland Chipmunk carries construction number C1/0717 and registration P135, one of 27 delivered to the Royal Danish Air Force. It is based at Karup as part of the Station Flight, and the record notes the aircraft has ditched in the Kattegat on 2 October 1975, by Peter Watkins.

: 12.47 MB
: 82
: 4

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Irish Air Corps De Havilland Chipmunk

With construction number C1/0450 and registration 164, this DHC-1B Chipmunk represents one of twelve aircraft operated by the national air service from 1952 to 1976. Peter Watkins provides the designation for this variant, and the airframe is preserved at Baldonnel.

: 11.41 MB
: 79
: 4

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De Havilland Chipmunk WG362

Chipmunk WG362, c/n C1/0455, enters RAF service in August 1951 and serves with the RAF College at Cranwell. The RAF withdraws it from service in 1975 and scraps afterward, with Peter Watkins receiving credit for the modification.

: 10.03 MB
: 73
: 4

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De Havilland Chipmunk WP896

An RAF Chipmunk variant WP896 carries construction number C1/0766 and receives delivery in June 1952 to the RAF College at Cranwell. It remains airworthy after withdrawal in 1993 and sale as G-BWVY in 1994, bearing early RAF markings by Peter Watkins.

: 11.23 MB
: 51
: 4

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De Havilland Chipmunk WP800

WP800, a Chipmunk variant carrying c/n C1/0692, enters RAF service in July 1952 and later serves with the Southampton University Air Squadron based at Hurn. It is withdrawn in 1975, is sold as G-BCXN, and remains airworthy, based at Halton.

: 11.47 MB
: 45
: 4

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Red Bull F-16

By Kirk Olsson, the model presents a fighter jet depicted in flight, with an emphasis on a dynamic in-air pose. The accompanying screenshot confirms an in-flight view, anchoring the presentation to a single airborne concept rather than a multi-variant lineup.

: 25.95 MB
: 16K
: 5/5

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Fokker S-14 Mach-Trainer Mega Pack

A freeware jet trainer emphasizes side-by-side seating and a fully functional cockpit. Only 20 units are produced, and an AI traffic package places the type at Twente and Soesterberg, with NL2000-compatible AFCAD files.

: 758.2 MB
: 10.3K
: 5/5
: 46

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Tupolev Tu-95MS Bear

By The Nor-Cal Prop Club, the Tu-95MS variant presents a G-max model with full animation and two new effects: smoke and X-55 missile drops. V. Zhyhulskiy authors the work, with updates by The Nor-Cal Prop Club.

: 19.46 MB
: 10.1K
: 4/5
: 5

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McDonnell Douglas AV8B Harrier GR.7- 1(F) Squadron Update 3

Harrier GR.7 configuration informs dynamics designed for handling, at high or low speeds, including moving ailerons, rudder, nosewheel steering, canopy, flaps and nozzles. The model by Adam K Preece reaches Mach 0.98 and supports rooftop landings and water landings, with dynamics by Claudio Mussner and work by Hans Juergen Altmann, refined by Alejandro Villa.

: 12.31 MB
: 9.3K
: 5/5
: 7

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Lockheed F-35 Joint Strike Fighter

Colin Thwaites provides the original version of a Lockheed F-35 model, a concise reference that preserves its provenance, while an image at /downloadimages/Image/f-35_lig.gif accompanies the piece, with a height of 101 and width of 150.

: 47.85 MB
: 9.3K
: 2/5
: 2

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Royal Air Force Red Arrows

Derives from the David Brice and David Friswell T45 Goshawk / T1 Hawk models, this depiction captures the Red Arrows display sequence. The formation begins in 1965 at RAF Fairford, grows from seven to nine aircraft, the Hawk T1 joining in 1979, and logs 3750 displays in 52 countries by 2003.

: 24.1 MB
: 9.3K
: 5/5
: 33

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Avro Vulcans And Retro

Twenty-six aircraft populate the lineup, featuring 7-LOD models with eight variations. XH558, the only flying Vulcan, appears, while John Young, ACG, receives credit, and Military Sound Studios supplies the departure sound along with a paint kit.

: 80.29 MB
: 9.2K
: 5/5
: 3

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Mirage F1 Package

Four Mirage F1 variants—F1C, F1AZ, F1CR, and F1CT—include CR-model VR cockpits and a revised panel. The lineup adds six loadout configurations and six paint schemes, plus an all-new virtual cockpit complemented by three Active Camera presets.

: 87.85 MB
: 8.9K
: 4/5
: 11