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Grumman F6F Hellcat

A 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 configuration, with guidance to place a new fltsim block at the bottom of the list.

: 1.51 MB
: 445
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Alabeo Waco YMF-5 Rijks Luchtvaart School

B. Lechner crafts a Waco YMF-5 variant bearing a Dutch training insignia and the PH-NYR registration, reflecting a 1930s open-cockpit lineage, with fuselage markings and rivet alignments that echo period aesthetics, tailored exclusively for the payware Waco YMF-5 add-on.

: 10.31 MB
: 381
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FW 190 Late Variants Tail Marking

Two later variants of the FW190A display tail insignia, including the A-7 'Yellow 6' with no insignia and the A-7/R2 'Black 1' with an overpainted barely visible tail insignia. Alessandro Biagi of Italian Wings creates historically correct tail insignia.

: 1.74 MB
: 366
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RAF DeHavilland Mosquito 1PRU

An PR Mossie for No. 1 Squadron at RAF Benson shows upper surfaces gray/green and lower PRU blue, a PRU 1Sq variant for the de Havilland Mosquito B.IV, with the 1PRU folder placed inside the CBFS_Mosquito B.IV directory and a [fltsim.X] section in aircraft.cfg setting atc_id W4051 and ui_variation PRU 1Sq RAF Benson.

: 2.67 MB
: 351
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IAF Bristol Beaufighter

Beaufighter MkVIf Israeli variant displays atc_id V8052, lists Bristol as the ui_manufacturer, and carries the ui_variation Israeli designation. Henry William completes the polish using Dave Garwood's paintkit, linking the designation to a WWII Bristol design.

: 14.37 MB
: 332
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DeHavilland Mosquito PR.IV DK310

DK310 marks a PR MkIV Mosquito assigned to No. 1 PRU in August 1942, by Peter Watkins. Its service includes 540 Squadron at Leuchars from October 1942 to September 1943, then moves to 8 OTU before being struck off in January 1946; ATC ID remains DK310.

: 5.42 MB
: 299
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RAF DeHavilland Mosquito 540PRU

By Todd Disrud, this PRU 540Sq variant covers the de Havilland Mosquito B.IV used by No. 540 Squadron at RAF Benson. It carries ATC ID DZ473 and a flight number of 49, with UI fields naming de Havilland as manufacturer and Mosquito B.Mk IV as model.

: 2.67 MB
: 285
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DeHavilland Mosquito BIV Target Tow

By B. Lechner, this postwar target tow variant for the de Havilland Mosquito B.IV carries yellow and black high-visibility markings. ATC_ID VP166 and ATC flight number 166 appear in the config, while ui_variation lists VP166, TARGET TOW 1948, and the variant integrates under the CBFS_Mosquito B.IV folder.

: 5.78 MB
: 267
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RAAF Bristol Beaufighter NE775

The Bristol Beaufighter Mk X carries NE775 registration and No.455 Squadron RAAF markings, with ui_type Beaufighter MkX and ui_variation No.455 Squadron RAAF noted in its configuration, by Sean Kneppers. The base Beaufighter model BeauFSX.zip is required to operate.

: 2.1 MB
: 265
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SAAF Bristol Beaufighter NV139

South African Air Force markings appear on a Beaufighter variant NV139 for Dave Garwood’s freeware model, with a paint kit by DG Designs applied. Historically accurate numbering and fuselage identifiers reflect the NV139 registration and No. 15 Squadron (SAAF), aligning the aircraft with mid-World War II contexts.

: 3.09 MB
: 202
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KLM Douglas DC-2

Historically inspired KLM DC-2 configuration carries registration PH-AKH and the HAAN designation dating from April 1935. It requires the base payware Douglas_DC2_X model to operate and uses the dc2X_klm.ZIP archive, while authentic markings reflect the era.

: 4.97 MB
: 201
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Spitfire FR MKIX MK716

The FR MK IX MK716 variant appears in the RealAir Spitfire IX 2007 lineup with 32-bit visuals and an ATC ID MK716. During Market Garden over Arnhem (autumn 1944), 16 Sqn FR Mk IXs are camotint pink for oblique photography with a port-facing camera.

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: 166
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Acceleration North American P-51D

P51 Racer Polished presents a P-51D variant with Factory Stock and registration N151SE. The race-modified airframe features a reduced wingspan and a Merlin V-12 tuned to exceed 3,000 horsepower, with ATC display color red and the model referenced as P51_Racer.

: 6.04 MB
: 135
: 5/5

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Blank Project Corsair

Derived from Guy Hulin's Vought F-4 Corsair (CORSF4U7.ZIP), this blank project aircraft serves as a starting point for Corsair projects. It uses bitmap-based visuals, saved as a DXT1BMP format and converted with MW Graphics convim, with gauges placed in a dedicated gauges folder and visuals credited to Mark Rooks, known as Fire Ball.

: 7.88 MB
: 128
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Royal Air Force Douglas DC-2 AX767

A RAF variant of the Douglas DC-2 carries registration AX767 and is described as DC-2K (MSN 1238, ex-TWA NC13712), with service with Nos. 117 and 31 Squadron RAF in the Middle East and India during 1941–42. The dc2X_raf.ZIP archive accompanies the contents.

: 6.43 MB
: 108
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LAPE Douglas DC-2 EC-AAY

The LAPE DC-2 carries registration EC-AAY and MSN 1334, dates to May 1935, and uses the dc2X_lape.ZIP archive in conjunction with the Uiver Team X DC-2 model. The latest version, dated 2010-12-31, adds realism and compatibility enhancements.

: 5.24 MB
: 97
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Project Mustang

This blank bitmap set, based on Roger Dial's North American P-51 Mustang, carries image work by Mark Rooks of RSDG and serves as a starting point for Mustang projects, using easy to use bitmap files and straightforward conversion instructions.

: 6.34 MB
: 75
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B-17G Fuddy Duddy

This B-17G variant, by Gary Herbert, exists for an earlier simulator, with updates arriving for a newer platform and refinement by Duane Tarbox. A screen appears after selection and sometimes blacks out, yet this quirk does not affect the airframe's performance once it loads.

: 6.44 MB
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: 5/5
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WW2 fighter Spiteful Mk XVI

Spiteful RB518 adapts the Spitfire line with a laminar flow wing and a Griffon 101 engine, configured as a Mk16 variant. In 1947 tests it reaches 494 mph at 27,500 ft, while the real RB518 tops 430 knots.

: 6.56 MB
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Fokker Dr1 Triplane 'The Red Baron'

This representation depicts the Dr1 triplane flown by Manfred von Richthofen on April 21, 1918 at 10:45 am, the last in a trilogy of triplanes. The scene notes the Red Baron's death by a single .303 calibre bullet and credits panel work to Frank Elton.

: 6.52 MB
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