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F-111 Aardvark

Tail number 63-9766 anchors a Mike Stone-based F-111 Aardvark model, modified for flight simulation. Edwards AFB AFFTC Museum lot preserves the aircraft, its original white and grey finish, and records pilots Dick Johnson and Val Prahl as crew for the 1964 maiden flight, while updated flight dynamics, a new panel, and effects accompany historical photos.

: 15.25 MB
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SAAF Patrol Pilatus PC-9A

South African Air Force PC-9A variant carries atc_id A23-021 and atc_flight_number 021, labeled SAF Patrol within the ui_variation field and ui_type PC-9/A. It requires the IRIS Simulations payware base model to function.

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North American Aviation F-100D Super Sabre Trio

Three 2048 x 2048 DDS image sets cover a classic North American aircraft, created from Ed Wells' paint kit and a contribution by Jason Sparkes of UKMIL. Variants carry identifiers 306thTFS, 458thTDS, and 20thTFW, reflecting Incirlik 1964, Tinker AFB 1958, and RAF Lakenheath 1963 deployments, with file names matching those tags.

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US Navy Vought A-7E Corsair II VA-27

RAZBAM creates the VA-27 NK412 variant of a Corsair II with period-specific markings. Circa 1973, the operation places the aircraft aboard the USS Enterprise, with NAVY as the carrier ATC line and 412 as the flight identifier.

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US Air Force B-1B 85-0061 "French Connection"

The B-1B bomber, serial 85-0061, arrives with the 96th Bombardment Wing at Dyess AFB on March 18, 1987 and carries the French Connection name without nose art. It travels to the Paris Air Show in June 1987, then transfers to Ellsworth AFB in 1991 where it is renamed Maverick and gains nose art.

: 3.7 MB
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Hellenic Air Force Mirage F.1CG Fix

A fix supports the Mirage F.1CG configuration for the Greek air force and works with MIR_F1CG.ZIP. The model credits Kirk Olsson, while Delizisis Thanasis and Delizisis Panagiotis provide the appearance work in this configuration today.

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Lockheed Neptune Update

The AI Lockheed Neptune by Jaap de Baare receives a panel refresh that enables operation within the simulator. Piet de Geus locates and renames a file to prevent prop blades from appearing solid, engine numbering assigns 1 and 2 to pistion engines and 3 and 4 to jets, with sound aliased to the DC-3.

: 6.42 MB
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Northrop F-20 GI1001

The GI1001 designation marks the second Northrop F-20 prototype, finished in a business-like air superiority grey and bearing civilian tail number N3986B. Three F-20A prototypes are built in the early 1980s, two crash during sales demonstrations, and the program is canceled in November 1986; by Mark Rooks, new effects and a panel are included.

: 19.57 MB
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Convair B-58 Hustler Update

By J.R. Lucariny, the B-58 Hustler refinement enhances flight dynamics and adds wheels, with a side-by-side panel while the model places the pilot centered. The aircraft lacks flaps, so approach speed and angle rely on throttle and speed brake, and it aims for about 130 knots at touchdown.

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HE-AA V2

Andy Johnston delivers Version 2, featuring a supersonic jet fighter model with full animation of controls, control surfaces, landing gear and folding wings and tail, plus a custom 2D panel housing XML gauges and a detailed virtual cockpit.

: 11.88 MB
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USMC C-40A VMR-1

The model builds on the POSKY B737-700 and presents a USMC C-40A with a functional virtual cockpit and an upgraded B737 VC by Alejandro Rojas Lucena. Two files govern cockpit changes—one to install and one to revert—back up the B737-800 folder, and a GPWS system is included, with removable gauges to avoid crashes.

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UKFlightsim Sentry AEW1

Variant identifiers indicate the Sentry AEW1 designation aligns with UKMIL UKFS FSUK references, linking it to a specific collaborative naming scheme. A visual reference appears as an image file dated 2009-04-25, labeled within the page as part of the submission.

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Douglas XB-19

An XB-19 model shows a 212-foot wingspan and includes an XB-19A variant powered by Allison engines, while a camera definition is added inside the flight deck, reflecting the expansive cockpit area and detailed instrument layout.

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Repaint Dassault Rafale M F3 No. 32

Flotille 11F, Aeronavale, is based at BAN Landivisiau and operates Rafale M aircraft aboard the Charles de Gaulle carrier (R91), marking the unit's transition. Reception begins in September 2011, gradually completing the shift from SEM.

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Vultee XP-54

Eight variant folders accompany the Vultee XP-54, with corresponding effects files fx_smoke_w, fx_Twin_Tiremark, and fx_xp54engstrt supporting visuals. Military original flight dynamics trace to Milton Shupe and Tom Falley, while textures and gauges are provided by Nigel Richards, Scott Thomas, Mike Kelley, and James Banks.

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FAE Fokker F27 Mk200 SAR

The Spanish Air Force operates a Mk200 Fokker 27 SAR with 1000 nautical miles of range and up to 11 hours of endurance, equipping air and sea band links, radar search, and automatic inflation survival kits with signaling flares, based at Gando Air Base as 802 Squadron RCC Canarias.

: 8.07 MB
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Project F-4 Phantom

Based on Kazunori Ito's McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II, this offering uses blank white base image files in BMP format to let builders craft their own variants. It features new afterburner effects and a revised panel, and it includes clear instructions to guide customization.

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US Navy FA-18C Hornet

By Jeff Guo, this VFA-192 Dambusters CAG bird bears BuNo. 164905 as the default Acceleration F/A-18A variant. It pairs rugged carrier-borne performance with high maneuverability, incorporating powerful engines, canted vertical stabilizers, horizontal stabilators, and large leading-edge and trailing-edge flaps, all guided by a sophisticated flight-control system.

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Project T-37 / A-37

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, Tweet, Dragonfly, or Super Tweet, and the T-37/A-37 has served as a light-attack aircraft in other nations, by Mark Rooks of RSDG.

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Royal Air Force Beechcraft King Air

By Tom Orme, this RAF representation of the Beech King Air 350 uses the ZK452 registration for 45 Squadron at Cranwell, seen during the 2011 display season including Waddington. It notes that the real ZK452 operates as a B200, making this a fictional variation.

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