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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, Tw…
Base ModelTuomas Narvainen provides a MiG-35 enhancement that revises flight dynamics, introduces a 2D panel, and adds gauges to the basic virtual cockpit along with smoke and afterburner effects. The origin…

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 fli…

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 au…
Base ModelThe XP-56 Black Bullet is an experimental tailless fighter that explores flying wing concepts. One of two built remains in storage at the Smithonian Air Museum, and the model has full animations an…
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 C…
Base ModelA 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 Cam…
Two exterior finishes accompany the S2F-1 Tracker variant, supported by a credible flight model and authentic radial sounds, with custom panels featuring aircraft-specific gauges. Eagle Rotorcraft …
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 diff…

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…
RepaintStefano 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 rema…
Base ModelModel by Tim Piglet Conrad depicts the Pilatus Pc-7 Turbotrainer RNAF, representing a single variant linked to RNAF operations. The description emphasizes a standalone variant within the Pilatus Pc…
Payware RepaintFour 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-…
Payware RepaintMilviz supplies a Phantom II variant labeled 3-6525 Bushehr Shark, bearing IRIAF markings and ATC code 3-6525, while the configuration references the f4e_10 model file and texture 3-6525, and it re…
Base ModelAn enhancement for the Alphasim Shooting Star refines flight dynamics, adds two gauges to the panel, enlarges the autopilot, and changes the GPS, with a working virtual cockpit included by Bob Chic…
Base ModelKirk Olsson models a United States Air Force North American F-86 Sabre with tail FU-012, emphasizing a pilot-focused perspective. Bob Chicilo supplies 2D and 3D panels, while Mark Rooks contributes…
Base ModelA revision adds a 2D panel while the cockpit's VC remains as before, and a fourth wheel is added. The carrier tutorial comes with the files, while gauges not part of the default gauges, except the …
Payware RepaintAn F-104G in Royal Norwegian Air Force 334 Squadron markings, by Henry William, is designed for the Alphasim F-104G model. It relies on the Alphasim/Frank Safranek paint kit and features enhanced n…

The SP2 variant of the T-6A Texan II for the US Navy carries the NAVY 100th Anniversary variation. This payware option bears registration N6064 and ATC ID N6064, while its designation reflects a Na…
RepaintHarro Lippmann completes a Tom_DC10_KC10-based KC-10 for a Dutch air unit, using the registration T-264 and ATC ID T-264, built as a derivation of the DC10 v2.0 by Thomas Ruth and Eric Cantu. It re…