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EE Canberra WT480

Henry William curates a WT480 variant for the AlphaSim Canberra B.2 model, built around a dedicated set that captures its distinctive markings. The work references the aircraft’s atc_id WJ861 and the aircraft.cfg fltsim configuration, pairing a detailed cockpit representation with an external model faithful to the era.

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EE Canberra WT667

Henry William delivers WT667 for AlphaSim’s English Electric Canberra as a named variant that preserves an authentic RAF aesthetic while requiring a base Canberra installation. The package includes a folder named rafb and an aircraft.cfg entry, and the WT667 variant becomes accessible in the aircraft list.

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US Navy S-3B Viking 741

Crafted by Russel R. Smith for Dino Cattaneo’s S-3B Viking, this VS-41 Shamrocks Lo-Viz variant uses the file reference VS-41_Shamrocks_Lo-Viz and lists NAVY as the atc airline with flight number 741. The real airframe served with VS-41 and now rests at the USS Midway Museum, while base S-3B Viking files are required.

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EE Canberra WT729

Henry William presents a WT729-marked exterior depiction of the English Electric Canberra B.2, built on AlphaSim’s base model. The variation uses a sound alias from David Garwood’s Hawker Hunter and carries atc_id WJ861, anchoring its RAF-era look within the AlphaSim framework.

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7 Squadron Canberra TT18

RAF St. Mawgan hosts Royal Air Force 7 Squadron Canberra TT18 Tug aircraft. The project requires John Young's Canberra model, and Dale Ashcroft develops variants using John Young's paint kit for fidelity, documenting RAF St. Mawgan basing and 7 Squadron association.

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RAF Hawk T.1 XX178

Steve Barker presents a Skysim Hawk T.1 in XX178 assigned to 7FTS’s 92 Squadron, used by Flt Lt Dave Stobie during the 1994 air display season. The variant includes a FrontSeat configuration and is documented by Skysim.

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Polished Aluminum MiG-15

Bear Studios updates the MiG-15Bis with a polished aluminum skin and a new pilot outfit, and pilots can switch bitmap appearances at will. The listing identifies the sim as MiG15Bis, model S103, with atc_id MiG and atc_flight_number 3234, and notes ui_variation Breitling Shirt for Mikoyan Gurevich’s Fagot.

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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.

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USAF Convair B-58 Hustler 59-2441 43rd BW

An 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 win and FIA record achievements, including 1284.73 mph on a 1000 km circuit in January 1962.

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Gloster Meteor F4 Argentina C-014

Argentine-marked variant of the Gloster Meteor is assigned registration C-014 and operated by Grupo 2 de Caza Bombardeo at BAM Morón during the early 1960s. Developed by Peter Watkins, it relies on Rob Richardson’s base model to reproduce authentic markings and identity.

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Meteor NF14 WS790

The NF14 WS790 variant for the Armstrong Whitworth Meteor, by Peter Watkins, carries ATC id WS790 and is associated with 33 Squadron RAF, based at RAF Leeming in September 1957. It is described as a twin-engine jet night fighter.

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

A Harrier variant GR.7 delivers newly revised flying and hovering performance, with full control at high and low speeds and moving ailerons, rudder, nosewheel steering, flaps and nozzles. Mach 0.95 defines its top speed, water landing capability is noted.

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RAF Hawker Siddeley Nimrod Package

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-focused operation and designed for cockpit control.

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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.

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North American F-86E Sabre

SectionF8 creates the F-86E Sabre variant, with assembly handled by Wesam Baker and refinements provided by other contributors for flight-simulation use, reflecting ongoing cooperation among developers. The setup emphasizes collaborative effort and practical compatibility across common setups.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Tupolev TU-22M3 Multi Livery Package

Michael 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 Pearson contributes visuals for India and Ukraine, while the model runs without a virtual cockpit.

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Boeing C-97 V3

Six exterior variants populate this Boeing C-97 lineup, including YC-97A (new) and KC-97L (also new), alongside C-97G, EC-97G, KC-97G, and HC-97G. The arrangement uses a Boeing_C-97 folder and an Effects directory, and credits include Roland Berger for testing and Manfred Jahn for models and monitor gauge work.

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