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EAF Mirage 2000

Original model credits go to Roland Laborie, Jean Pierre Bourgeois, and Pierre Marchadier, while Sammy Dowidar delivers the FSX adaption and Egyptian Air Force markings, forming a desert-focused presentation that credits the trio and the adapter for this configuration.

: 16.01 MB
: 5K
: 5/5
: 2

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Shaw AFB F-16

An F-16 based at Shaw AFB wears desert camo and features afterburner effects, as shown in the rdgsafb.gif image and credited to Mark Rooks of RDG. The description remains concise and factual for quick reference by enthusiasts and historians.

: 19.82 MB
: 4.6K
: 4/5
: 3

F-15 Strike Eagle

By Nathan Fife, an F-15 carries an Air Superiority Blue color on the 325th Fighter Wing at Tyndall AFB, Florida. Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft implements modifications to reach speeds surpassing 1500 knots and retains the original 2D and 3D cockpit panels, while including pictures and history of the 325th Wing.

: 16.69 MB
: 4.5K
: 2/5
: 28

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AI Royal Saudi Air Force Typhoon

Saudi Typhoon formation spans the first 72 aircraft with a further 72 contemplated, deployed to Taif, Khamis, Tabuk and Dhahran, and it records a ferry from Warton via Toulouse, Malta and Akrotiri to the Kingdom and a Zeltweg airshow visit, with credits to Nick Black for the model and Hartwig Ullrich for repaints.

: 61.29 MB
: 4.5K

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RAF Airbus A400M

Patrick LE Luyer's A400M features a redesigned 2D panel background and added gauges for improved usability, with Stephen Browning handling the accompanying refinements. Flight dynamics now reach 37,000 feet and Mach 0.72 at 29,000 feet, and the model supports up to 16x time compression.

: 27.22 MB
: 4.4K
: 5/5
: 3

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Grumman C1A Trader

Three exterior finishes accompany a single airframe, while a refined flight model, authentic radial sounds, and panels with aircraft-specific gauges plus clickable virtual cockpins define the experience. The work is credited to Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations with contributions from Milton Shupe, George Arana, and Sim-Outhouse, and the model stands as one of seven in a series.

: 78.8 MB
: 4.2K
: 5/5
: 2

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MiG-15

Two paint types accompany the MiG-15, including a flat camouflage and a gloss red show finish. A new paint effect makes bare aluminum parts glossier than the red-painted areas, while the aircraft features an animated cockpit panel and afterburner, smoke, and startup effects, by Mel Mutter.

: 17.74 MB
: 4.2K
: 5/5
: 3

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Grumman E1B Tracer

A native upgrade by Eagle Rotorcraft Simulations enhances the E-1B Tracer with a capable flight model, authentic radial sounds, and clickable virtual cockpits. It is one of seven aircraft in a series and carries DirectX 10 compatibility.

: 64.8 MB
: 4.2K
: 4/5

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IRIS F-15C Eagle TP

Five variants labeled #1 through #5 share the 6amraam2side2tank1ecm model and differ in identifiers such as 1FS, 65th_Aggressor_1, 65th_Aggressor_2, 303_Special2, and JASDF_Agg1. By UncleSalty, ui_type notes 493FS at RAF Lakenheath, and ui_variation specifies AMRAAM/ECM Fit.

: 79.03 MB
: 4.2K
: 5/5
: 5

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Tu-22 Blinder E Multi Livery Package

Two panel options let pilots choose between the original Tu-22 layout and a modified X-3 arrangement for a three-seat bomber, both updated with gauge sets from several designers. Michael Pearson supplies textures for Iraq, Libya, USSR, and Ukraine, and the work remains compatible with a service pack.

: 47.75 MB
: 4.1K
: 5/5
: 13

Repaint for Payware Model

PRANG F-16 198TH FS

David Rosado of Photorico Scenery designs a PRANG variation for the Aerosoft F-16A model, depicting Maj Jorge Cantres of the 198th FS, Puerto Rico ANG. ATC flight number 055 and MIL_COMBAT parking apply, with the UI variation tied to the 198TH designation.

: 5.45 MB
: 4.1K
: 1

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Northrop Grumman B-2A Spirit Bomber Upgrade

A remade B-49 Flying Wing Bomber becomes a jet-powered airframe that uses computer-controlled wing slats to compensate for the missing vertical tail. It supports low-level and high-altitude flight based on real-world aero/engine dynamics and requires B-2A.ZIP for completion, with design credited to B. Atrakio and sounds by Ruggero Osto.

: 12.14 KB
: 4K
: 5/5

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Messerschmitt Me-209 V4, Luftwaffe

On April 26, 1936, the Luftwaffe's single-seat fighter raises the world air speed record to 755,11 km/h, 469,22 mph. The Me-209 V4 remains an experimental variant, with only one constructed, and flight tests reveal it proves too difficult for an average-trained pilot.

: 7.85 MB
: 4K
: 5/5
: 3

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Beriev Be-12 Chayka

An update to the Be-12 merges a Steve Boston panel with Russian gauge references drawn from An-12, 3MS Bison, and An-124 configurations, and adds a water-bombing effects set by Boston, with thumbnail previews for both options while the cockpit remains 2D.

: 21.46 MB
: 3.9K
: 5

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Virtavia F-4 Phantom II Update

By Bob Chicilo, this four-variant revision refines flight dynamics and adds gauges, including a second autopilot for GPS guidance. The autopilot toggles with an overhead icon, while the drag chute remains nonfunctional across all variants due to underlying model limitations.

: 25.84 MB
: 3.8K
: 7

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F-4 Phantom II

By Bob Chicilo, this is a single Phantom II aircraft. It delivers animations for front and rear canopies, tailhook, and wingfold, with drag chute visual only, while afterburner and smoke operate automatically and autopilot toggles via the overhead icon.

: 12.89 MB
: 3.8K
: 2/5
: 3

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Northrop YB-49 Flying Wing

An XB-35 prototype variant shifts power from four piston engines to eight turbojets and adds four fins with air dams along the swept wings, reflecting a substantial aerodynamic modification. J. Higgs authors the description now.

: 4.03 MB
: 3.7K
: 5/5
: 1

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US Air Force F-15 TAC-1

Tail number 73108 identifies TAC-1, the first operational F-15 delivered to the United States Air Force, initially wearing Air Superiority Blue and later adopting a two-tone gray color for European conditions. It provides a 2D instrument panel, a virtual cockpit, afterburner visuals, and canopy tint options, available as F-15 TAC 1 Eagle.zip.

: 30.54 MB
: 3.6K
: 3/5
: 1

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Northrop F-20 Tigershark Package

Variants spanning the USAF lineup of the F-20 Tigershark include the F-20B 482nd Fighter Wing designation. The panel is modernized with XML gauges to replace incompatible ones, and a working virtual cockpit is present, with Danny Garnier credited for the modification.

: 45.01 MB
: 3.6K
: 5/5
: 10

BAE Nimrod R.1 RAF

The RAF Nimrod R.1 occupies the lineup with 51 Squadron markings at RAF Waddington and is modeled in FSDS2. It has a 2d panel and sounds, with aircraft credited to Matt Baker and UKMIL today.

: 16.68 MB
: 3.6K
: 5/5
: 1