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Searches the whole library — filter by sim & category on the results pageBertrand Barbe supplies a Pilatus PC-21 variant for a fictional French trainer, tagged Version 2.0 FAF. ATC records show atc_id 701, atc_airline mistral, and atc_flight_number 18A, while ui_variati…
Payware RepaintAn FA-201A Kestrel assigned to USMC VMFA-122 Werewolves represents the F/A-201A Kestrel Block 3 variant with VMFA-122 TPS variation distinct. It lists atc_id DC-122 and atc_airline USMC, honoring t…
Base ModelKirks Olsson provides the base F-86 Sabre model, enhanced by a dedicated 2D and 3D cockpit panel by Bob Chicilo. Animations include a tail hook action that drops wing tanks and wing-folds for a par…
RepaintAn MiG-21MF USAF variant carries ATC ID 350 and ATC airline Air Force, with UI variation USAF, and Mikojan listed as the manufacturer. Credits go to Stefano Zibell, and the configuration records a …
Payware RepaintVertical Reality Simulations provides the VFA-115 Eagles Line variant for the F/A-18E, based at NAF Atsugi, and catalogs ATC ID 307 with flight number 307. The same entry lists VFA-15 as the airlin…
Snowbird 1 variant for the F/A-18C Hornet appears as a named option crafted by Ray Gagnon, reflecting a fictional aerobatics context. It bears the AIR FORCE designation with atc_id 009 and atc_flig…
Base ModelAn F-86 Sabre representing the United States Air Force 311th Fighter Bomber Squadron, nicknamed The Sidewinders, places 1st Lt Robert Ford’s Korean War-era aircraft at Osan Air Base (K55) during 19…

56-3220, a F-100D-90-NH from the 306th TFS, 31st TFW at Tuy Hoa AFB, Vietnam, circa 1970, appears in a Southeast Asia camouflage scheme, using 2048 x 2048 .dds images built from Ed Wells' paint kit…
The F-16D Fighting Falcon represents a 301st FW unit based at Fort Worth, bearing tail code 571 and ATC ID LM848. Iris supplies the base F-16D model, while Matt Smoothie Wynn applies the color, and…
PatchBy Marc Renaud, reworks and adds viewpoints for the Boeing F/A-18A Hornet, provided as part of the Acceleration expansion. Eight cameras point at the aircraft, yielding three distinct 3D cockpit vi…
An early-1950s British jet bomber design, it first flew in 1951, marking a postwar era in aviation. The model has compatible gauges and a new basic cockpit, with Kazunori Ito the original designer …
RepaintThis Argentinian Army variant of the T-41 Mescalero sits on the standard Cessna 172 airframe, retaining a four-seat cabin. Tyler Miller's paint kit delivers a high-detail finish with crisp surface …
RepaintBoeing 707-420 carries NASA markings and bears the registration N931NA, earning the Weightless Wonder nickname worldwide today. David Robles is the creator, basing the concept on Alejandro Rojas Lu…
Payware RepaintUSMC Lockheed GV-1 marks the Marine Corps’ second GV-1 in the KC-130F lineage, with BuNo 149573 assigned to VMGR-152, linking the aircraft to unit activity. A file labeled 573 sits in the CS_EX1_KC…

PC-7 variant for a South American air arm features a sharkmouth motif, model by Tim Conrad and skin by Zsolt Beleznay. Requires PC-7_V20.ZIP, and ATC ID 301 anchors the variation for integration ac…
Payware RepaintTom Weiss credits Aerosoft with delivering a DHC-6-100 Twin Otter in Royal Norwegian Air Force colours. Two variants exist: wheel-equipped and ski-equipped, showcasing the aircraft’s adaptable gear…
Base ModelServes as a naval trainer derived from the T-33 lineage, the Sea Star designation relies on a single Allison J33 engine. A revamped cockpit features a two-dimensional panel and a refined three-dime…
Tom Horn creates an AM-1 variant of the F-35A for the Royal Norwegian Air Force, assigned atc_id F35 and atc_airline LM, with atc_flight_number 673. The am1 skin defines the appearance, while ui_ty…
Payware RepaintTwo variants depict US Air Force 98-0001 and a fictional US Coast Guard 01, described as QWHDT assets for the payware QualityWings 757. They appear in 2048 resolution, use DXT5 DDS with custom bump…
Payware RepaintAn RNAF CF-104D depiction of 104637, currently under restoration to flight at Bodo, is attributed to Dave Quincey. The project uses Captain Sim's paint kit with stencil sets from Sim Skunkworks and…