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RNoAF Lockheed F-104G Starfighter

An F-104G in Royal Norwegian Air Force 334 Squadron markings, by Henry William, is designed for the Alphasim F-104G model. It relies on the Alphasim/Frank Safranek paint kit and features enhanced normal and specular maps that stress rivets, panel lines, and weathering visible under varying light.

: 8.41 MB
: 1K
: 4/5
: 2

Complete with Base Model

Boeing K-97L Stratotanker Updated

Three Airguard variants named Arizona, California, and Utah accompany the KC-97L, expanding the available options. A reworked virtual cockpit adds more gauges and a matching 2D panel, along with new smoke effects and additional cabin views that enhance interior realism.

: 34.4 MB
: 1K
: 4/5
: 10

US Navy T-6/A Texan II Advanced

The SP2 variant of the T-6A Texan II for the US Navy carries the NAVY 100th Anniversary variation. This payware option bears registration N6064 and ATC ID N6064, while its designation reflects a Navy commemorative edition.

: 4.54 MB
: 1K
: 3

Acceleration US Navy F/A-18 NSAWC

NSAWC brown splinter pattern decorates an F/A-18 Hornet, with the work credited to Andy Nott (AGNT) and a supporting image labeled fa18nsaw.gif. The jet serves as the required platform, and NSAWC markings distinguish the variant.

: 1.98 MB
: 1K
: 5/5
: 1

Repaint

Royal Netherlands Air Force McDonnell Douglas KDC10

Harro Lippmann completes a Tom_DC10_KC10-based KC-10 for a Dutch air unit, using the registration T-264 and ATC ID T-264, built as a derivation of the DC10 v2.0 by Thomas Ruth and Eric Cantu. It requires the original TOMDC10.ZIP and adds a refreshed interior, landing gear, and animations.

: 7.93 MB
: 1K
: 4

Repaint for Payware Model

Boeing B-377 Air Force One

B-377 variant adds military cockpit visuals with air-force pilots and rests on a stock base from the original design. It requires the B-377 with a COTS upgrade and denotes a distinct option in the configuration.

: 20.01 MB
: 1K
: 2

Complete with Base Model

McDonnell-Douglas F-15E's of Railroad Valley

An upgraded F-15E variant features two configurations and bears Aeroworks Flight Centers tail codes BX and AX for Railroad Valley, Nevada. It rearranges Conformal Fuel Tanks as separate units and adds a center external tank.

: 55.36 MB
: 1K
: 2/5
: 7

Repaint for Payware Model

Iran Air Force (IRIAF) F 4E Phantom II

Milviz supplies a Phantom II variant labeled 3-6525 Bushehr Shark, bearing IRIAF markings and ATC code 3-6525, while the configuration references the f4e_10 model file and texture 3-6525, and it requires the Milviz payware base. Mohsen handles repainting.

: 12.32 MB
: 1K
: 6

India Air Force MiG-21MF

MiG-21MF is modeled by Ivan Jurcaga with color work by Zsolt Beleznay, representing a variant used by an Indian air force unit. The configuration assigns ATC ID 2305 and the corresponding flight number 2305, and notes a prop_anim_ratio of 3.56 to animate propeller motion.

: 6.1 MB
: 1000
: 2

Fictional RAF A330-300 MRTT

Two variants of the RAF's A330-300 MRTT exist, based loosely on VC-10 and Tristar color schemes. By Christopher Halpin, they require Wilco Publishing Airbus Series (Volume 2) and reference rafmrtt.gif as a supporting image for compatibility.

: 14.23 MB
: 993
: 4

Complete with Base Model

Soko Galeb Update

Seven paint schemes accompany the Yugoslav jet trainer, alongside a redesigned virtual cockpit that replaces a non-functional gauge display in the original configuration, and new smoke effects that enhance the aircraft's visual presentation, overall aesthetics.

: 11.82 MB
: 987
: 4/5
: 43

Complete with Base Model

USAF The Ace Maker T-33

A T-33 two-seat trainer traces its lineage to the Lockheed P-80; Tim Conrad designs it and Mark Rooks enhances it, while a custom 2D and 3D cockpit, gauges from the F-5 suite, and optional engine smoke effects deliver authentic markings reflecting USAF training heritage.

: 10.11 MB
: 979
: 1

Royal Navy Hawker Hunter

Two white-spine Hawker Hunter skins depict 764 NAS aircraft at RNAS Lossiemouth, covering GA.11 XF300 LM 694 and PR.11 WT723 LM 692 variants by Andy Ford, with custom spec maps and updated stencils by Dave Quincey.

: 9.87 MB
: 975
: 4/5
: 4

Repaint

Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-25 With R-40s

Harri Thaha and Hadi Tahir modify the MiG-25PD line by adding R-40 missiles, referencing the HT_MIG25PD_0_13.ZIP baseline. The team compiles the enhanced model with SDK SP2, assigns the MiG-25PD 75-R-40 designation with atc_id 75, and attributes authorship to Harri Thaha.

: 2.17 MB
: 973
: 1

Repaint

US Navy F/A-18C Tomcatters CAG

By Ray Gagnon, this modification applies the VFA-31 Tomcatters CAG markings to the F/A-18C Hornet, featuring vertical stabilizer insignia, red, white, and black accent lines, and fuselage stenciling. It supports use with the default aircraft and relies on a freeware base model.

: 3.72 MB
: 970
: 3

The Last Corsair II VA-72

Desert Storm camo for the A-7 Corsair II honors VA-72, the Blue Hawks, as the last active squadron of the type. It uses Kazunori Ito's Vought model, with visual refinements by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft and squadron history imagery.

: 10.41 MB
: 963
: 1/5
: 1

Hungarian Air Force MiG-21MF Red 49

The HUAF 49 variation carries ATC ID 49 and uses the MiG-21 MF designation, aligning with a compact, historically informed jet profile. Modeling credit goes to Ivan Jurcaga, coloring by Zsolt Beleznay for this variant, reflecting careful attention to authentic detail.

: 7.08 MB
: 956
: 2

Polish MiG-21MF

Polish MiG-21MF variant from the 1980s carries the 7811 designation, with Rafal Stankiewicz as the author. The configuration specifies a prop_anim_ratio of 3.56, reflecting the defined scale for propeller motion in this variant accurately today.

: 6.11 MB
: 956
: 5

Repaint for Payware Model

RAF Red Arrows Hawk T.1

Red Arrows 50th Anniversary markings appear on Skysim Hawk T.1 aircraft, debuting at RAF Scampton on 17 February 2014, and cover airframes XX244, XX319, and XX264, with the fleet slated for completion and the work credited to Steve Barker.

: 1.61 MB
: 954
: 6

Complete with Base Model

Israeli Air Force Boeing KC-767J

A KC-767J variant representing a fictional Israel-based air force unit, modeled by Hiroshi Igami and painted by Sean Kneppers. The project adapts SkySpirit2010 KC-767J for testing, with flight dynamics drawn from Warren C. Daniel's 767V4 767-200ER during the test phase.

: 19.23 MB
: 945
: 5