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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…
RepaintFictional variant uses a freeware base model credited to Craig Richardson, Huub Vink, Tom Falley, and Mathias Pommerien, with artwork by B. Lechner, and features red-and-white markings with a Swiss…
Base ModelA two-seat, all-wooden training and sport aircraft extends the BH-1 lineage, with a larger, more polished airframe designed for basic acrobatics. The BH-5 bears registration L-BOSA, uses a Walter N…
Base ModelFirst flown in 1928, the Bulldog IIA earns its place as a 1930s RAF fighter and sees 312 units delivered to the service. The model, created by Alphasim as freeware, is complemented by A2A 3D Light …
RepaintAn historic variant presents a He 51 used by German aviation, with artwork by B. Lechner and an original model created by Craig Richardson, Huub Vink, Tom Falley, and Mathias Pommerien. It requires…
Base ModelVersion 3 covers the Vimy Commercial, a postwar airliner adaptation of the bomber, with 44 built and most delivered to China. G-EASI 'City of London' flies for Instone Air Line and Imperial Airways…
Payware RepaintPM631, a PR.XIX Spitfire of 541 Squadron, uses a pressurized cockpit and a 32-bit image set by Grant MacLean, Sean Moloney, and RealAir. It enters service in 1946, later joins meteorological reconn…
By Martial Feron, this Harvard MkIV trainer variant bears the French Air Force registration F-AZBQ and marks the La Ferte-Alais event on May 23, 2010. ATC ID 535 appears alongside UI variation Fren…
Base ModelThe Vernon II, developed from the Vimy Commercial, serves as the RAF's first troop-carrier transport, operating from 1923 to 1927 mainly in the Middle East and India. Version 1.0 is noted; Vernon_1…
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…
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…
Base ModelGrumman 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 conduc…
Payware RepaintBy 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_var…
The Fokker DR1 by Neoqb Development Team presents a film-inspired variant tied to The Great Waldo Pepper, with Chris Brisland handling the credited design. Registration N864DR carries the Experimen…
RepaintBy B. Lechner, this Austrian-inspired finish for the He 51 biplane relies on a base model by Craig Richardson, Huub Vink, Tom Falley, and Mathias Pommerien, with AUSTRIA_GELB accents highlighting 1…
Base ModelThe Fairchild PT-26 presents as a WWII-era trainer evolution of the PT-19, powered by a Ranger inline engine and produced by Fleet Aircraft, Ltd in the United States and Canada for over 1,700 examp…
RepaintTA634 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, registe…
Base ModelPrewar US Army Air Corps STOL project, the YO-51 showcases drooping ailerons, animated cowl flaps, and leading-edge slats, with a VC that features working gauges and animated flight controls alongs…
Base ModelVersion 1.0 presents a functional VC model with an era-accurate panel and new XML gauges. Two panels are selectable, three prop meshes exist, wing folding enables storage, two tailwheel configurati…
Payware RepaintA F6F-5 variant associated with VF-83 aboard the USS Essex (CV-9) in May 1945 is credited to Russel R. Smith. The files use the DDS format and incorporate a USN13 designation in the aircraft config…