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RepaintRA444 identifies the Gloster Meteor F Mk 4 used by No 257 (Burma) Squadron at RAF Horsham St. Faith, with ATC code RA444; Peter Watkins is credited as the creator for historical reference in this c…
RepaintRob Richardson delivers a complete visual refresh of the Armstrong-Whitworth Meteor NF14 for WS838, a variant preserved at the Midland Air Museum on loan from RAF Museum Cosford. The airframe is de…
RepaintThe Meteor NF11 variant, one of 41 examples assigned to ECN 1-30 Loire in the early 1950s, reflects a French-operated configuration. It features an extended nose housing AI Mk 10 radar, uses the F.…
RepaintWS744 denotes the NF14 variant assigned to No 85 Squadron RAF, based at RAF West Malling in the late 1950s. Jens-Ole Kjolberg handles the markings for WS744, while Rob Richardson is credited for th…
RepaintThe NF11 variant bears the designation 51-513 from 723 ESK of the Royal Danish Air Force, serving at Aalborg AB in 1953. Jens-Ole Kjolber refines panel lines and details, while the fltsim entry lis…
RepaintNF14-747 serves with the RAF as WS747, then is sold to the Armee de L'Air in August 1955 for use by the CEV as a radar test aircraft, and is preserved at Le Bourget. Credits go to Peter Watkins.
A demonstrator variant of the Gloster Meteor F Mk 4, G-AIDC carries atc_id G-AIDC and atc_flight_number 001, reflecting its Air Force registration. Glosters assemble G-AIDC as a demonstrator, and i…
VX-9's Salty Dogs appear as the VX9-333 variant modeled by Vertical Reality Simulations, with BuNo 166957 assigned to the squadron based at NAS China Lake, California. The configuration lists calls…
RepaintRegistration G-AXNE marks this NF14 variant, tied to the RAF WS804 before its August 1969 sale to Target Towing Aircraft Co Ltd. It travels to Africa with spurious Enterprise Films markings, and Po…
RepaintArmstrong Whitworth Meteor NF11 bears Royal Danish Air Force markings on 508 (c/n AW5549) and receives TT20 target towing modifications. Six airframes form the TT20 target towing fleet, while refin…
RepaintNF14 variant designated WS800 is associated with the CO of No 60 Squadron RAF, based at Tengah in Singapore from October 1959 until 1961 when Javelins replace it. The WS800 designation ties to No 6…
RepaintGloster Meteor F Mk 8 WK722 corresponds to a 601 (County of London) Royal Auxiliary Air Force Squadron Commander’s aircraft based at RAF North Weald in September 1953. By Peter Watkins, the designa…
RepaintBy Rob Richardson and Peter Watkins, this NF11 SE-DCI representation documents a twin-jet night fighter originally delivered to the Royal Danish Air Force as H-519 in March 1953, later one of six M…
RepaintNF11 variant used by the Royal Danish Air Force features airframe 517 (c/n AW5609), entering service in March 1953 and later converted to TT20 target towing in 1962 under Swedish registration SE-DC…
Base ModelTwo US Air Force B-52H models, registrations 60-042 and 60-047, base at Barksdale AFB and share identical flight dynamics by Mike Stone; 60-047 textures by Bill Baldwin and corrections by Douglas E…
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…
Base ModelTwo model variants of the F-4 Phantom II appear here, featuring 13 surface finishes and new thumbnails by Michael Pook, compiled by David Robles with Iris Simulations' permission. The radar screen …
Base ModelOriginal design by batrakio, this Block 30 variant of the Spirit stealth bomber uses real-world engine dynamics and MOI, with computer-controlled wing slats that give pilots no bailout option if th…

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 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…