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Payware Repaint58-1015 serves as a pre-production RB-58-10-CF for the Air Force Flight Test Center at Edwards AFB in 1959, by Dave Quincey. A tire blowout during takeoff in April 1960 leads to an upgrade to full …
Payware RepaintAn F-104G from JaboG 32 marks the last flight on April 18, 1984, displaying Bavaria markings. It requires the Skunk Works F-104G model and uses variant 20+36, with atc_id C200GJK00 and atc_flight_n…
RepaintThe FR Mk 9 WL265 variant serves with No 79 Squadron RAF, based at RAF Gutersloh in Germany in April 1956. The data lists atc_id WL265 and atc_flight_number 001, while the description confirms its …
RepaintWB163 marks a PR Mk 10 variant associated with No 81 Squadron, Royal Air Force, while based at RAF Tengah in the mid-1950s. RAF Seletar strikes WB163 off charge in September 1959, with Peter Watkin…
Payware RepaintBy Nathan Havercroft for VRS, the VMFA-232 squadron, known as the Red Devils, markings appear on the F/A-18E Super Hornet, referencing real-world unit identity. The design draws from the emblem wor…
Payware RepaintAn edition for the Glowingheat Convair B-58 Hustler represents US Air Force serial 59-2441 from the 43rd Bombardment Wing at Little Rock AFB, as it appears in May 1962 following a Thompson Trophy w…
RepaintBy Ray Gagnon, the low-visibility CF-18 variant assigned to 409 Squadron bears Royal Canadian Air Force markings on a twin-engine, supersonic fighter derived from the F/A-18 Hornet. It carries ATC …
RepaintGloster Meteor PR Mk 10 VS987 serves with No 81 Squadron at RAF Tengah, Singapore in 1960, under Sqn Ldr R J Linford. It is struck off in April 1961, with Peter Watkins credited for the finish.
Payware RepaintTwo RAF-themed visual variations for the Hustler exist, including a pale early-1960s anti-radiation marking for No. 617 Sqdn at RAF Scampton and a 1970s low-level camouflage for No. 44 Sqdn at RAF …
RepaintGloster Meteor F Mk 4 represents a Royal Danish Air Force example from 723 Esk, bearing the 43-465 designation from the 1950s. Rob Richardson provides the original design, while Jens-Ole Kjolberg h…
Payware RepaintThe VMFA-323 unit Death Rattlers appear for the F/A-18E Super Hornet, drawing on the fuselage markings of F/A-18C 164709 from 2013. Nathan Havercroft authorizes this work and keeps it compatible wi…
Payware RepaintOver 90 paint jobs accompany the payware F/A-18E Superbug from Vertical Reality Simulations, offering extensive variations for the model. Paint downloads are free to use, provided the payware aircr…
Base ModelBy 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…

Three Nimrod variants MR1, MR2, and R1 serve RAF operations across multiple configurations. The design traces its roots to the DeHavilland Comet 4 and reflects a 40-year RAF service span, cockpit-f…
Base ModelUSAF operates the C-5B Galaxy from Altus AFB, home to the 97th AETC/OG. The variant targets long-distance, high-altitude missions and has cargo and crew access doors, with flight dynamics tuned for…
Base ModelA 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-c…
Base ModelDerives 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…
Base ModelFour 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…
Base ModelCONECT upgrades equip the B-52 Stratofortress with new servers, modems, radios, data-links, and receivers, plus a digital flight deck and crew workstations to support 21st-century operations. Rewor…
Base ModelMichael E. Roberts creates a TU-22M3 Backfire variant with a real-photo panel and gauges sourced from Bill Wolfgen, Thomas Ruth, Claudio Mussner, Brett Hoskin, and Vladimir Zhyhulskiy. Michael Pear…