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RepaintB. Lechner creates a fictitious variant for a Dornier twin-engine light aircraft, with Craig Richardson of Classic Wings listed as the creator. It relies on the original paintkit released with the …
Base ModelThe Spitfire Pr XIX variant marks the last Spitfire in operational service, using a Mk XIV airframe and a Rolls-Royce Griffon 65 or 66 engine delivering 2375 hp. A Rotol five-bladed propeller drive…
Base ModelAn adaptation of Milton Shupe's D18S cargo model arrives as the 3NM Expeditor, registration N9540, now operated by Hardin Enterprises. Vladimir Gonchar handles the conversion, adding a new authenti…
Base ModelThe D-338 is a French liner that numbers 31 units, operating on Air France Far East routes from Paris to Singapore, Bangkok, and Saigon in 1938, and features a 12-seat layout. By Patrice Grange, th…
Base ModelWaterman Arrowbile from the late 1930s, by Patrick Dyer, uses FSDS3.5.1 and FSTweak to deliver a full working virtual cockpit with back-lit gauges and 2D panels. Wings detach in minutes and a Stude…
Base ModelThomas Wood delivers a conversion for a historic fighter lineage, identified by the CR1_RATA.ZIP, to enable operation in a flight simulation environment. The upgrade set includes two folders in the…
Payware RepaintSeven F6F-3 variants, designated VF40-1 to VF40-7, are associated with USN Barakoma operations circa 1943–44. Bruce Martin contributes the work, and it captures the VF-40 identity accurately tied t…
Base ModelVersion 2 fixes a small gauges bug, and the model includes moving parts with a 2D panel built from an original bitmap using gauges. The 1934 French racer was built for the Coupe Deutch de la Meurth…
Base ModelA native plane, RWD-14b Czapla uses acceleration tools and shows bump maps, specular maps, and self-shadowing. Model credits go to Piotr Mika, Lukasz Kubacki and Micha Puto, with SimHangar involvem…
Payware RepaintBy Henry William, this variant applies US Navy prewar markings to a PBY-5 Catalina using the Aerosoft paint kit mapped to the PBY5_MIL model. The configuration names the version as PBY-5 Navy 11 wi…
Base ModelA historical P-51D contributes a faithful portrayal of the Undertaker, a race-66 veteran campaigned in 1976 by George Roberts and later John Muzala. The airframe suffers a serious 1981 crash, is re…
Version 2 modification by Jim Donnelly for George Diemer’s Sikorsky S-42 NC-822M assigns the Pan Am callsign and flight number 822. It relies on the S42NC822.ZIP package, adds 10 viewpoints (5 cock…
Base ModelThe Boeing B-9 stands as the USAAC's first all-metal monoplane bomber, first flown in 1931. The virtual cockpit presents animated controls and back-lit gauges for night ops, credited to Paul Clawso…
Base ModelService begins in 1933 and extends into the early years of World War II, with the Amiot 143 notable for a copilot gondola beneath the pilot. By Paul Clawson, the model features animated cockpit con…
Base ModelThis model, designed by Italian engineer Sergio Stefanutti, originates from a 1940 concept and uses a lightweight, all-wood airframe powered by 750 hp for high manoeuvrability. It features reflecti…
Base ModelPainted for the 6th Pursuit Squadron, 18th Pursuit Group, at Wheeler Field in Hawaii, the P-12E represents the final Boeing USAAC pursuit in the 1930s, with total variant production at 586. The mod…
Registration N47217, built in 1951 at Canadian Car and Foundry as a Harvard Mk IV with serial CCF4-8, represents a classic T-6 variant. Based in Wisconsin, it appears at Oshkosh in RCAF markings, w…
Base ModelModel Y by Dean B. Hammond, developed for the Bureau of Air Commerce competition in 1934, presents with a working virtual cockpit and back-lit gauges, a limited 2D panel, three paint options, and c…
PH-EBF White Dove designates the Dr.I variant created by Chris Brisland for the Neoqb-developed freeware model, featuring a Blue and White color arrangement and an internal asset tag cited as phebf…
Base ModelJ. E. Narcizo creates the original PT-26 and Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft refines it, with over 1,700 built in the United States and Canada and powered by a Ranger inline air-cooled engine for trainers.