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Piaggio PD-808 V2.2

By Mario Noriega, this Piaggio PD808 is an SDK-compliant model with a full 3D virtual cockpit and a 2D panel, alongside advanced engine management and realistic systems with some failure modeling. A fly-on-the-numbers flight dynamics file and comprehensive documentation accompany it.

: 99.72 MB
: 1.1K
: 1/5
: 19

Complete with Base Model

Update For Virtavia F-4 Phantom II Extra Model

An adjustment for the extra J variant blends prior flight dynamics and panel work with textures from a D-model modification, yielding a clean airframe without bombs, tanks, or rockets. The cockpit shows exterior gaps, drag chutes do not operate, and credits are attributed to Bob Chicilo.

: 12.89 MB
: 1.1K
: 5

Complete with Base Model

T-28 Texan With Updated Panels

Two distinct flight models incorporate a reworked and enhanced cockpit based on Alphasim's VC for the T-28, with new surface art by Mark Rooks of RDG and original input from Tim Conrad; smoke effect adds visual depth, while Michael Pook supplies the updated VC and smoke configuration.

: 16.3 MB
: 1.1K
: 5/5
: 4

Repaint

US Navy F-35C VFA-115 Repaints Update

Five variants accompany the VFA-115 Eagles in a fictional F-35C context, with NF-100 through NF-104 assignments each receiving distinct BuNos by S. Peterson; the lineup adds a CAG insignia and depends on the F-35C model by Dino Cattaneo for compatibility.

: 13.12 MB
: 1.1K
: 3

Project F-4 Phantom

Based on Kazunori Ito's McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II, this offering uses blank white base image files in BMP format to let builders craft their own variants. It features new afterburner effects and a revised panel, and it includes clear instructions to guide customization.

: 6.71 MB
: 1.1K
: 5/5
: 1

Northrop YF-5 SN #59-4987

Tim Conrad centers on the first prototype, YF-5 SN 59-4987, privately funded as the N-156F, and it makes its first flight on 30 July 1959, reaching supersonic speeds, serving as the basis for a flight-simulation variant.

: 14.05 MB
: 1.1K
: 1

US Navy FA-18C Hornet

By Jeff Guo, this VFA-192 Dambusters CAG bird bears BuNo. 164905 as the default Acceleration F/A-18A variant. It pairs rugged carrier-borne performance with high maneuverability, incorporating powerful engines, canted vertical stabilizers, horizontal stabilators, and large leading-edge and trailing-edge flaps, all guided by a sophisticated flight-control system.

: 7.35 MB
: 1.1K
: 2

Project T-37 / A-37

Derived from Capt. I. D'Attomo's T-37 Dragonfly, this blank project aircraft relies on bit map files and simple instructions. The Cessna T-37 remains a trainer-attack type nicknamed Tweety Bird, Tweet, Dragonfly, or Super Tweet, and the T-37/A-37 has served as a light-attack aircraft in other nations, by Mark Rooks of RSDG.

: 9.86 MB
: 1.1K
: 5/5
: 1

Complete with Base Model

T-28 Trojan TP

TacPack from VRS is required for operation, and CCIP mode is the only bombing option. Four variants span Navy VX-5 and VT-5 T-28C models and USAF T-28D options including a Fennec, with file names C1, C2, D1, D2; model by Alphasim; by UncleSalty.

: 41.8 MB
: 1.1K
: 4

Complete with Base Model

US Navy F-5 Tiger II In Tiger Camo

A refined F-5 family fighter by Tim Conrad presents a camouflage variant used by the US Navy VFC-13 Saints, spanning F-5E, F-5F, and F-5N lines. The main aircraft folder is labeled VFC-13 Tiger Camo, and the edition includes a functional 2D panel plus a virtual cockpit for varied control perspectives.

: 31.29 MB
: 1.1K
: 1

Complete with Base Model

Lockheed Neptune

Jaap de Baare originally drafts an AI aircraft, later upgraded by Bob Chicilo with the AI_NEPUP.ZIP file, adding a virtual 2D cockpit. By Juan F. Tomas, engine numbering assigns pistons to 1–2 and jet engines to 3–4, while the sound is aliased to the DC-3.

: 5.72 MB
: 1.1K
: 5/5
: 8

AN-32 Texture Pack Updated

Eleven variants of the Antonov AN-32, including French AN-32, Czech AN-32, Romanian AN-32, Hungarian AF, Hellenic AF, Russian AN-32 Weatherd, Yugoslav AF, Bulgarian, Lithuanian, Polish, and Austrian versions, by Todd Schlappi. Each variant carries distinct ui_variation and atc_id identifiers.

: 29.59 MB
: 1.1K
: 32

Mikoyan MiG-29 Demo

MiG-29 Fulcrum showcases two Klimov/Sarkisov RD-33 turbofan engines and Mach 2.3 capability, delivering a faithful representation of a capable air superiority fighter with a detailed cockpit and authentic flight characteristics, emphasizing precision handling, instrument fidelity, and visual polish.

: 5.16 MB
: 1K
: 4

Complete with Base Model

F-4 Phantom II TP

Three variants share the RR_Phantom II model, including a base single version associated with No.111 Sqn RAF and the Marine ATC ID, with UncleSalty as the airline tag. VMFP-351 and Tan present different colorings, the former noted as a retirement-era variant and the latter as a separate styling option.

: 40.89 MB
: 1K
: 3

F-5 Project

Tim Conrad bases this Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter model, with artwork by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft. Blank white base files in BMP format provide a starting point for users to craft their own F-5 variant.

: 14.08 MB
: 1K
: 2

Repaint

MiG-21 Soviet Yellow 09

Stefano Zibell presents the 09 variant bearing Soviet markings of the MiG-21MF for Ivan Jurcaga's aircraft, designed to integrate with the existing model. It uses a prop_anim_ratio of 3.56 and remains compatible with the MiG-21MF framework.

: 8.49 MB
: 1K
: 2

SNCASO SO-4050 Vautour IIN V2

By Philippe Penot, a Vautour IIN variant features a virtual cockpit, 2D and 3D panels, and custom XML gauges with accompanying sounds, plus six surface finishes and a new skin for N°337 Jolly Jumper, with distinct color options. A variant without the virtual cockpit exists.

: 64.92 MB
: 1K
: 7

Repaint for Payware Model

California ANG F-16C 144th Fighter Squadron

Four variations represent a California Air National Guard unit, based at Fresno and March ARB, with tail numbers 87-301, 84-318, 86-214, and 86-296. Each uses a Lockheed Martin F-16C baseline (USA-4) configured for CAT-III operations.

: 14.85 MB
: 1K
: 5/5
: 7

Complete with Base Model

Update For The Grumman Cougar

Three Grumman Cougar variants are available: a two-seater and two single-seat versions, featuring a newly designed cockpit with a matching 2D panel and added smoke effects. The original model is credited to David Wooster, while the VC, 2D panel update, and configuration are by Michael Pook.

: 25.67 MB
: 1K
: 7

Complete with Base Model

SP2 Acceleration Lockheed T-33A T-Bird

A completely new model arrives with three variants geared for Italian examples, plus a detailed interior view and a front and rear seat capable virtual cockpit. Massimo Taccoli supplies the visual model and surface graphics, D.G. Seeley shapes flight dynamics, and Dennis Seeley adds gauges, with the work distributed as freeware for personal use.

: 6.13 MB
: 1K
: 6