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Fuerza Aerea Espanola DO27 D-EKFG

The Do-27 B1 variant bears registration D-EKFG, anchoring this airframe within the Do-27 lineup and marking it with a distinct identifier. The Do-27_2k4v2.8 simulation file supports the model, providing compatibility with the identified variant in this context.

: 8.89 MB
: 549
: 2

Complete with Base Model

Macchi 416

Aermacchi begins production of this trainer in summer 1951 under license from Fokker, while a second line operates at Aerfer in Naples; the model reproduces the aircraft at the Vigna di Valle Museum near Rome, features reflective metallic skin and full animations, and includes a simple virtual cockpit by Italo D'Attomo and Giovanni Quai.

: 2.88 MB
: 547
: 2

Repaint

HUNAF Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-21 4 Pack

Four Hungarian Air Force MiG-21s from the 47th Wing at Papa AB represent MiG-21MF '9606' from the late 1980s and MiG-21Bis '4025', '6007', and '9178' from 2000. Jens-Ole Kjolberg creates the base visuals, Dag Roger Stangeland handles finishing work.

: 14.99 MB
: 541
: 8

United Arab Emirates Air Force Bell 412

By Bernhard Lechner, the Bell 412 EP UAE Air Force variant requires an original Cera aircraft. Dirk Hueschelrath provides seat color and interior detailing, and the UAE Air Force identity accompanies the EP model, reflecting the UAE airframe lineage.

: 4.12 MB
: 541
: 5

Repaint for Payware Model

SAAF Globemaster 1431

Brenden Corlet delivers a C-17 Globemaster III variant themed for the fictional South African Air Force with Ysterplaat tail markings on aircraft 1431. The project references a saaf1431 asset and an atc_id of 1430, designed to integrate with a C-17A airframe.

: 5.36 MB
: 540
: 2

Belgian Air Force Mirage 5BR

The Mirage 5BR features commemorative markings for the 30th anniversary of 42 Sqn (2 Wing) in 1984, fielded by a Belgian air arm. Model by Skysim with finishing by Zsolt Beleznay; front and side views illustrate the aircraft in flight.

: 5.87 MB
: 540
: 5

Repaint

French Civil Security Grumman S2AL

2048x2048 imagery presents a Grumman S2AL configured for civil security duties, attributed to Milton Shupe and painted by Martial Feron. The configuration uses the S2ALCDF model, bears the registration F-ZBAU with ATC ID enabled, and carries the variation tag Security Civile F-ZBAU.

: 12.96 MB
: 539
: 5

Complete with Base Model

Beech Expeditor Mk.III v2.1 Part 2

The RCAF Expeditor Mk.III fleet comprises 280 newly built D18S airframes, marked 3N, 3NM and 3TM, ordered for training and transport and entering service in 1952. Eighty Mk.Is and Mk.IIs (C-45B/C-45F) are rebuilt to 3T standards by MacDonald Brothers between 1952 and 1955, with many remaining airworthy in aviation after retirement in the late 1960s.

: 39.16 MB
: 538
: 2

Austrian Air Force PC-6C Turboporter

By Bernhard Lechner, this PC-6C_H2 AUSTRIA variant aligns with a named option for the aircraft, listing atc_id N365 and ui_variation AUSTRIA in the configuration. It references Tim Conrad’s PC-6C_H2TURBOPORTER.ZIP as the base model and includes a prop_anim_ratio of 1.72.

: 3 MB
: 538
: 3

Project MiG 15

The MiG 15 model undergoes modification for a flight simulation environment, featuring new flight dynamics and a rebuilt .cfg, .air file, and panel. Mark Rooks of RDG carries out the modification to complete the project.

: 15.68 MB
: 535
: 1

Repaint for Payware Model

US Navy A-6E Intruder VA-35 Black Panther

By AlphaSim Ltd, the A-6E Intruder VA-35 HARM variant for the US Navy bears atc_id 4383 and VA-35 designation, linked to USS Nimitz in 1975. The description notes 693 A-6s were built, with the A-6E variant serving as the attack configuration.

: 7.46 MB
: 531
: 19

Sus Scrofa SS4P Trainer Package

Six variants accompany Tim Conrad's turboprop trainer, including two based on US Navy and US Marine T-45 heritage markings and four Canadian Air Force identities. Files are provided in a shared-folder setup with a configuration file, and the work is by Mike Barnes using a paint kit, DXTBMP, Win7Paint, and FSRepaint.

: 9.54 MB
: 529
: 4

Royal Thai Air Force Grumman F8F Bearcat

A F8F Bearcat associated with a Thai air arm uses a Vertigo Studios base model, with a color refresh completed by Zsolt Beleznay. The project is marked as the 1st FBW and preserves the original layout while applying Beleznay's color scheme.

: 16.98 MB
: 527
: 1

Repaint for Payware Model

USMC OV-10A VMO-4 1990

BuNo 155472 serves with VMO-4 and wears camouflage seen on Broncos through the mid-1980s until retirement in 1994. A related file named VMO4503 accompanies this OV-10A depiction and links BuNo 155472 with VMO-4 service history.

: 17.99 MB
: 526
: 7

Aeronautica F-35A Lightning II

By Luigi Martinelli, the Italian F-35A variant gains additions such as Miss F35_ext_fuel_tank for the 51 Stormo option and F35_fuselage_T_bump, with an aircraft.cfg that covers the 51, 50, 32 and 6 Stormo variants.

: 2.35 MB
: 526
: 1

F-16D Demo Team NL 2009

Michael Haegele of TripleSix Design Studio designs a 2009 Netherlands demonstration F-16D Block 50, representing the Volkel AB display jet. The files are freeware and require owning a licensed copy of the target F-16D model, with the author noting a forthcoming paint kit.

: 6.36 MB
: 525
: 2

Dassault Super Etendard Catapult Update

Geoffrey de Kergariou provides a module that adds catapult capability to the carrier when paired with SEM_X.ZIP, supporting acceleration-enhanced operation. The contribution targets the Super Etendard and relies on the SEM_X.ZIP package to enable carrier-launch functionality within the simulator environment.

: 1.35 MB
: 524

RAF AT-6A Texan II

Royal Air Force Texan II variant wears green camouflage for 63 Squadron, a fictional designation within this catalog. It relies on a payware add-on plus SP1, with the asset at6arafx.gif credited to Andy Nott (AGNT).

: 1.35 MB
: 524
: 2

McDonnell Douglas F-18A Hornet

Variant focuses on the F/A-18 representing McDonnell Douglas pre-production aircraft #1, the first Hornet, with changes limited to exterior appearance and no airframe alterations, by Mike Huang. Its first flight date is November 18, 1978.

: 2.01 MB
: 520
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Factory Rollout Antonov An-32

Tim Conrad creates the Antonov An-32 model, and Zsolt Beleznay supplies the accompanying artwork. Two visuals illustrate the rollout on a runway, contextualizing the collaboration between the model's creator and the artwork contributor for observers.

: 3.53 MB
: 517
: 3