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P-51 Mustang Precious Metal-Air Race Model

An unfinished Gmax model by Bill Cook centers on a P-51XR Griffon-engine air-race racer nicknamed Precious Metal. The project traces origins to 1987, shows a Reno appearance in 1988, and a 1995 Reno return that places first in Silver, with a 2000 transfer of ownership to Ron Buccarelli.

: 31.56 MB
: 1000
: 15

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DeHavilland Comet Update

By Bob Chicilo, the DeHavilland Comet gains refined flight dynamics and a refined cockpit panel, requiring the original baseline model to function. The changes enhance handling fidelity and cockpit usability, preserving the airframe while delivering a more practical in-sim experience.

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: 971
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Armstrong Whitworth Ensign

The AW.27 Ensign receives a fresh model that covers Mk.I and Mk.II in three distinct colour schemes. Historic variants include Ensign 1939 for Imperial Airways, Everest 1941 for BOAC wartime service, and Elsinore 1945, while twelve airframes support RAF transports.

: 10.57 MB
: 865
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Mitsubishi J2M3 Raiden Four Pack

Four J2M3 Raiden variants exist, including the sole survivor 3D-1158 housed in Planes of Fame at Chino, California, and three fictional options such as Hinomaru Honey, Cherry Blossom, and Ronin. It requires MITSUBISHI_J2M3.ZIP, with author Mike Barnes and UI attribution to Piglet's Peculiar Planes.

: 32.52 MB
: 831
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/ FS2004 Caudron C450 "Rafale" Hélène Boucher, 1934

Version 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 Meurthe trophy and is associated with Hélène Boucher, known for multiple record attempts, and it lacks a virtual cockpit.

: 4.52 MB
: 830
: 44

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FSX/P3D Automobile Association DeHavilland DH.89A Rapide

Two variants accompany the model, both tied to the registration G-AHKV and the Automobile Association identity, including textures named texture.G-AHKV-AutomobileAssociation1959 and texture.G-AHKV-AutomobileAssociation1960. Documentation notes 1944 construction and 1957 AA ownership, with G-AHKV serving as a traffic spotter.

: 4.34 MB
: 801
: 4

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P51 Mustang D- Bill Green's Racer

Mustang D racer variant by Bill Green presents as a complete base model with racer-inspired exterior and high-resolution surface work by Robert Hawk, while Mark Rooks refines the framework for smoother operation and enhanced reflective properties.

: 6.76 MB
: 781
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USAAC Boeing B-9

The 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 Clawson for collectors worldwide today.

: 1.02 MB
: 732
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Beechcraft D18S SP2 Fix

Two files for the Beechcraft D18S, attributed to Milton Shupe, Scott Thomas, and Andre Folkers, bear the D18SVC4.ZIP designation and are credited to Nick Cooper. The package fixes propeller surfaces with spinpropb18.bmp and adds a Thumbnail.jpg to ensure proper menu display, and places gauges in each D18SVC\panel folder.

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P-51D Mustang N151AF "Val-Halla"

Warbirdsim provides a P-51D Mustang registered N151AF and named Val-Halla, a distinctive identity. The presentation includes a ground-view and an in-flight shot, illustrating the aircraft from two perspectives and signaling its unique designation within the Warbirdsim lineup.

: 12.48 MB
: 719
: 5

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P51 Mustang D Gunfighter

Brigadier General Reg Urschler pilots the Gunfighter, a P-51D variant derived from Roger Dial's design. Volunteer crews in Bellvue, Nebraska maintain it, and Mark 'Fireball' Rooks of RSDG performs alterations to the complete airframe today.

: 4.89 MB
: 697
: 1

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French Navy. F-4U Corsair

An Aircraft Factory F-4U Corsair carries fuselage markings for 14 Flottille Aeronavale of the French Navy, with credit to Zsolt Beleznay. Two accompanying images show the aircraft on the runway and in flight, highlighting the model’s silhouette and markings.

: 9.89 MB
: 695
: 4

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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
: 686

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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
: 657
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F-8 Bearcat N7825C

Grumman F-8 Bearcat bears tail number N7825C and traces to BuNo 122674 with construction D.1227, a 1948 build; it belongs to the Confederate Air Force since 1972 and includes a major rebuild conducted between 1989 and 1991, with its first post-rebuild flight on December 17, 1991.

: 7.93 MB
: 653
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Messerschmitt Bf 109 K-4 "Switzerland"

By B. Lechner, this Me-109 K-4 appears under Flight Replicas, with the J-705 designation and a folder labeled _J-705. An entry block shows ui_manufacturer Flight Replicas, ui_type Bf-109K-4, ui_variation J-705, ui_typerole Single Engine Prop, and a blank atc_id, while the description notes Me-109 K4.

: 4.16 MB
: 642
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Boeing F4B-4

Boeing F4B-4 represents VF-6's three-aircraft formation aboard the USS Ranger CV-4, the Navy's last fixed-gear biplane fighter. By Andreas Fey, drawing on Paul Clawson’s original model, it uses bitmap images in BMP format and features an operating tail hook, plus a 2D panel and a VC with operating instruments and animated flight controls.

: 2.22 MB
: 633
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Curtiss SC-1 Seahawk

An aviation simulation project, the Curtiss Seahawk variant presents shipboard catapult capability with full animations, reflective glass, and a VC with working gauges and animated flight controls, while panels lack a 2D view. It enters late 1944 and remains in service through the end of World War II and a few months after.

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Curtiss AT-9

Mike Stone presents AT-9 Jeep as a twin-engined trainer with low-wing and retractable gear, powered by two Lycoming R-680-9 radials. The United States uses it in World War II to bridge the gap between single-engine and twin-engine trainers; it comprises six files with gauges, with visual work by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft.

: 9.88 MB
: 616
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Boeing PW-9

Early Boeing pursuit biplane, the PW-9 features a welded steel-tube fuselage and wooden, fabric-covered wings, with a single-bay layout and an undercarriage using a divided axle. Production PW-9s, powered by a 435 hp Curtiss D-12 engine, are shipped to US bases in Hawaii and the Philippines in 1926.

: 6.41 MB
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