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F-15 494th FS Panthers

An updated F-15 variant commemorates the 494th Fighter Squadron Panthers, version two, anchored to the real unit at Lakenheath, England. It includes an updated panel, .cfg modifications, and effects by Mark Rooks of RDG for enthusiasts.

: 9.45 MB
: 1.5K
: 5/5
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Repaint

NASA F18

Four variants of the F-18 Hornet carry NASA identifiers such as 843, 846, 945, and 845 SRA, all configured with a Blue Angels panel. ATC ID 945 applies to NASA 843, NASA 846, and NASA 945, while the 845 SRA variant uses ATC ID 845.

: 10.73 MB
: 1.5K
: 4/5
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MiG-21MF

The MiG-21MF carries a fictional VFC-12 designation, presenting a defined variant tied to an imaginary operator. Ivan Jurcaga develops the model, and Zsolt Beleznay contributes the artwork, together reflecting distinct inputs for this configuration overall.

: 6.94 MB
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RAF Airbus A330 MRTT

RAF themed variant for the Thomas Ruth A330-200MRTT model uses the toma3mrt.zip file and bears the atc_id zz330. It features Royal Air Force colors with no squadron badge on the tail, and real-world delivery is expected around late 2011, per Matthew Kingscott.

: 2.34 MB
: 1.5K
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Repaint for Payware Model

US Navy Douglas A-4 Skyhawk VA-152

VA-152 configuration centers on a late US Navy A-4E/F Skyhawk with wing tanks and Mk82 Snakeyes, LAU-10 Zunis, as shown by ui_variation. The model E2_USMC_1 and texture VA-152 carry atc_id 150001 and kb references A-4_check and A-4_ref, with credits by Virtavia and Zsolt Beleznay.

: 4.58 MB
: 1.5K
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RAAF F/A-18C Hornet

By S. Peterson, this F/A-18C Hornet variant serves Royal Australian Air Force machines from 3 and 75 Squadrons, using the baseline F-18 configuration. A screenshot file named F18RAAF-screenshot.jpg illustrates the example, with credit to S. Peterson.

: 20.57 MB
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Complete with Base Model

Dassault Mirage III CZ

South African Air Force operates a III CZ fighter with one model and three visual variants, featuring a working radar. MIRAGEIIICZ.exe handles setup and normal and wide-screen panels, with aircraft-specific gauges, by Thinus Pretorius, properly.

: 23.84 MB
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BAE Silver Hawk

The T45 Goshawk and T1 Hawk lineage informs a chrome-finished model with a fictitious viper skin motif. An effect arises from a modified alpha channel process, and afterburner effects are included, with credit extended to Mark Rooks of RSDG.

: 22.2 MB
: 1.5K
: 4/5
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F-105 S# 62-4438 Warner Robbins

S# 62-4438 enters USAF service in February 1964 as a two-seat F-105F, then transitions to the Wild Weasel F-105G configuration and joins the 116th Tactical Fighter Wing at Dobbins AFB before retirement in 1983, when it moves to Robins AFB for display. Artwork by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft.

: 12.84 MB
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US Navy Grumman F-14 Tomcat A/C 104 "Go Navy"

Tim Brennan documents a VF-2 aircraft 104 nicknamed Go Navy variant for the Iris F-14B Tomcat. Folders IRIS F-14B Tomcat Int, CAS, Clean, FRTP, TARPS, Unarmed exist, and I edit aircraft.cfg in each to substitute the correct number.

: 4.67 MB
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Algerian Aero L-39 Albatros

Lotus delivers a L-39C Albatros for the Algerian Air Force, listed as L-39-RKT with a rtaf model tag and ATC ID 1355225 that remains active. A visual reference file named algerian-aero-l-39-albatros-fsx1.jpg appears for reference today.

: 5.79 MB
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: 4

Nicaraguan Air Force Mi-17

Four distinct variants of Michal Krechowski's Mi-17 AI helicopter display the colors of the Nicaraguan military. The arrangement is by Rhett Browning, officially credited as the author, referencing nic_mi17.gif for the four variants in this record.

: 2.03 MB
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: 5/5
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T-6 Texan II

Texan II variant bears Don't Mess With Texas branding, reflecting a commemorative styling choice for enthusiasts, with careful colors that preserve a classic appearance. Credit goes to Chris Brisland for the final artwork on the payware model.

: 1.19 MB
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Tiger Meet Of The America's F-16

Colorado Air National Guard's 140th Fighter Wing, 120th Fighter Squadron, fields an F-16 Viper based on Kirk Olsson's model, bearing tiger-striped upper surfaces to mark the unit as the Tiger jet during an inaugural gathering in mid-August 2001. It has afterburner effects and a new panel, with graphics work by Mark Rooks of RDG.

: 11 MB
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BAE Nimrod HS801 Prototype

The HS801 Prototype Nimrod appears in two markings. The BAE Nimrod variant uses FSDS2 to model a full aircraft, complemented by a 2d panel and accompanying sounds, with credit to Matt Baker and UKMIL for this depiction.

: 13.18 MB
: 1.5K
: 5/5
: 1

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Russian Air Force Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker

Bear Studios provides the J-11B Flanker B+ model, presenting a compact airframe and a Russian Winter camo 305 surface. The presentation emphasizes clean lines and a restrained palette against the fuselage, with subtle metallic highlights.

: 8.37 MB
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USAF Thunderbirds F-4

An F-4 Phantom II configuration features a white fuselage with a Thunderbird emblem on the belly, first applied in 1969. It adds afterburner effects and a redesigned panel, with credits to Mark Rooks and Francis Silva of RSDG Aircraft.

: 10.21 MB
: 1.5K
: 5/5
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Redback F/A-18 Hornet

F/A-18 Hornet by DONZ highlights carrier-borne ruggedness, speed, and agility, especially at high angles of attack. It features powerful engines, canted vertical stabilizers, horizontal stabilators, large leading- and trailing-edge flaps, and a sophisticated flight control system that supports its role as a versatile front-line fighter across several air forces worldwide.

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Complete with Base Model

NASA Martin WB-57F

Two WB-57F AI variants operate from Ellington Field in Houston, including WB57F_26_AI and WB57F_28_AI, with ATC IDs 026 and 028 and a JY_Canberra_AI configuration. John Young of the Airfield Construction Group is credited for the project, noting the earlier paint scheme.

: 4.4 MB
: 1.4K
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Complete with Base Model

Hawk T1 RAF 4th FTS

Depicts a Hawk T.1A from No. 4 FTS in red, white and blue training colors used during the 1980s and early 1990s, reflecting two-decade RAF service with No. 19 and 208. The model traces a switch to a gloss black finish from the mid-1990s onward, while an accompanying rsdg4t1.gif image credits Mark Rooks of RSDG.

: 20.46 MB
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