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RCAF North American T-6

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, with credit attributed to Michael Flahault.

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1936 Stearman Hammond Y-1s

Model 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 custom sounds. The Bureau contracts 25 aircraft at 3,190 each, and the Model Y is delivered in April 1936.

: 10.58 MB
: 680

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US Navy Chance Vought Corsair First Mate

Ens. Guthrie flies a FU1A Corsair from VF-17, the Jolly Rogers, of the United States Navy, and the aircraft bears the name First Mate. Six files reside in the New Plane folder, with credits attributed to Guy Hulin for the aircraft design and Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft for finish work.

: 12.08 MB
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Waco SRE Aristocrat

Dating from 1940, the Aristocrat variant marks the last Waco cabin biplane and is built around a SRE once owned by a friend. The cockpit depicts working gauges and animated flight controls, along with reflective glass and a minimal 2D panel, by Paul Clawson.

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Fairchild PT-26

J. 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.

: 12.3 MB
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Corben Ace Baby On Floats

A single-seat, 1929 homebuilt design with floats balances on water surfaces, reflecting early aviation ingenuity. By Craig Richardson, gauges adapted from the 'Pete' project, based on Robert Kerr’s work read engine data and overall flight performance.

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: 618
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American Embassy UC-43

The Beech Model 17 conversion carries UC-43 Traveler designation as a light transport with backward staggered wings. Three YC-43 examples arrive in 1939 for evaluation, and U.S. air attaches take charge at American Embassies in London and Paris, while a 2D and 3D cockpit panel features working doors with cowl panel animation.

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Supermarine Spitfire IX "FN-L" And "FN-K"

Three variants document Spitfire IXe machines of 331 Sqn, Royal Norwegian Air Force, including FN-L and FN-K. FN-L appears during the May 1945 homecoming to Norway and again in 1945 with fuselage markings, while FN-K carries 1946 RNoAF insignia, along with identifiers MJ931-2, MJ931, PT882, by Jens-Ole Kjolberg.

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Chasin Tail P-51D

Mark Rooks of RDG creates Chasin Tail, a fictional variant of Roger Dial's North American P-51 Mustang. The package comprises six files in the main aircraft folder, with a gauges file placed in the gauges folder.

: 7.74 MB
: 570
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Dallas Cowboys Biplane

Five-seat open cockpit utility biplane from aviation's golden age is redone in the NFL Dallas Cowboys colors. Flight model comes from Golden Age Simulations, and A2A 3D Light & Redux codes are provided by David Grindele.

: 12.82 MB
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Stinson 108 Update

A revision for the Stinson Voyager variant pairs with STIN108X.ZIP to remove a ghostly apparition roughly 30 feet behind the airframe and to supply a panel.cfg that swaps gauges previously deemed incompatible. The Stn108X2.zip update replaces the Voyager model folder and places Extra_XML.cab into the gauges directory to ensure the new gauges are visible.

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Patrouille Suisse P-51 Mustang

By Killian Beuret, L'Aerotique presents a P-51D variant bearing the Patrouille Suisse identity with registration HB-WOW and a red ATC color. The listing uses the P51_Racer designation and credits North American as manufacturer, with ui_type P-51D and ui_variation Patrouille Suisse.

: 11.58 MB
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Gloster Grebe

Two variants exist, with version two carrying a revised model and panel, plus five authentic paints. The Grebe employs a 400 hp Armstrong Siddeley Jaguar engine and achieves a top speed of 162 mph (261 km/h).

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DeHavilland Mosquito TA634

TA634 is a de Havilland Mosquito B Mk35 converted to a target tug used by No 3 Civilian Anti Aircraft Co-operation Unit at Exeter until 1963. Liverpool Corporation buys it in November 1963, registers G-AWJV at Speke, and it has resided at the Mosquito Museum since 1970 after restoration to B35.

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Sikorsky S-38 NC144M

Pan American Airways uses the Sikorsky S-38 with registration NC144M across the Caribbean and South America, reflecting the aircraft’s operational role in regional services and its long-standing association with the carrier’s historic fleet. Eric Buchmann adapts the design.

: 1.63 MB
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P-51D Sweet Arlene

Sweet Arlene is a P-51D Mustang based on Roger Dial’s original airframe, refined by Mark Rooks. It features a fully configured virtual cockpit, custom Merlin engine sounds, and a gauge layout that mirrors period instrumentation.

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US Army Fairchild PT-19

By Mike Keller, this Army finish applies to Tim Conrad's Fairchild PT-19 and hinges on the original PT-19-1.ZIP. The Army folder accompanies the base file, while the original aircraft.cfg is augmented to assign atc_id=Army and ui_variation=U.S. Army.

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BBMF Spitifre MkIIa 2012

BBMF operates Spitfire Mk IIa P7350, a 2012 variant issued for Mk I and II aircraft and identified by the BBMF-2012 label, tied to the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight based at RAF Coningby, Lincolnshire. Ian Roussel is credited for the markings.

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Keystone B-6A

The Keystone B-6A is a 1927 bomber designed for the USAAC, presented as a native model with animated flight controls and working gauges in the cockpit. The virtual cockpit is based on a real photo, gauges back-lit for night operations, and the aircraft features no 2D panel.

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Black Sheep Squadron Corsair

Guy Hulin presents an historical depiction of the Vought F4 Corsair linked to VMF 214 Squadron, flown by Gregory 'Pappy' Boyington in World War II, while Mark 'Fire Ball' Rooks of RDG provides the visual files. The archive carries the name CORSF4U7.ZIP, and no separate sound file exists.

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