Payware RepaintDepicts the P-38J-15-LO with serial 42-104308 named Gentle Annie, flown by Col Harold J. Rau, CO of the 20th FG at Kingscliffe. It is listed as lost on 17 June 1944, and Lt. Emery Ryan is killed.
Payware RepaintArgentinian air force colors adorn the Junkers Ju W-34, and Henry William credits the design. A [fltsim.xx] addition in aircraft.cfg defines ui_type Ju W-34 C FAA and ui_variation FAA, and a thumbn…
Payware RepaintFloat-capable Ryan ST-M wears Royal Air Force markings as B. Lechner creates a RAF-themed finish for Golden Age Simulations that complements the payware model. The setup places a folder named _RAF …
RepaintEC-WKH is a de Havilland Mosquito B.Mk35, ex-TK652, later converted for civilian use by Derby Aviation at Burnaston in June 1955 before delivery to Spain. UI type notes Mosquito B.Mk IV; coloring b…
CF-HMQ denotes a de Havilland Mosquito B Mk IV, ex-VP189 and one of several B Mk35 aircraft used by Spartan Air Services for survey work. It is preserved at the Alberta Aviation Museum in Edmonton,…
Base ModelAn altered North American P-51 Mustang D developed by Mark Rooks, this unit carries Angel Ship One in a Blue Angels-inspired appearance. The modification includes air and CFG files by Mark Rooks an…
RepaintLV-HHN represents a de Havilland Mosquito B.Mk IV variant associated with Spartan Air Services S.A., identified as ex-VR794 and CF-HMK B. Mk35. Spartan Air Services S.A. records it as written off a…
Base ModelSpiteful 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…
Base ModelThe Boeing 307, the first pressurized airliner, appears here in three variants wearing Pan American and TWA colors, reflecting early aviation history. Wartime limits production to ten aircraft, wit…
Base ModelA Ford Tri-Motor is converted from the default TriMotor, and updated flight dynamics accompany the change, with the panels and sounds already installed to support realistic operation. Twelve new co…
A German single-seat biplane exists in several versions, including a fighter, a seaplane, and a ground-attack model. It evolves from the earlier He 49, and has full animations, 3D gauges, and baked…
Base ModelThe Hurricane IId variant nicknamed The Tin Opener uses Merlin XX power. It adds Western desert WWII setting circa 1942 with an RAF airbase and German armor, and starts a Version 2 line with IIc, I…
Base ModelThe P-40K stands as the heaviest variant in the P-40 family, serving mainly in the Pacific theater and China, and is a Gmax model by A.F. Scrub, with production extended because the P-60 program le…
Base ModelJ. E. Narcizo enhances the P-51D Mustang with tweaked flight dynamics and a revised panel to operate in the sim, while Bob Chicilo adds a GPS and a radio stack with autopilot. Flight instrumentatio…
Base ModelNeoQB_ Dr1.zip presents a neoqb Dr1 replica credited to neoqb. The distribution uses an automatic installer and offers a manual installation path, and it adds the LFTC Korney Tchukovsky Memorial AF…
Consolidated B-24 Liberator is a revised Alphasim model, while the Douglas B-26 Invader remains an original design, both composed by Wayne Farrell, and the listing includes image references that sh…
Base ModelThree MVG variants of the AerMacchi C.205 VELTRO populate the collection, with a shared MVG_COMMON FILES group providing panels and engine sounds. The package centers on c205_v01.ZIP and consolidat…
Base ModelFour variants cover the Hughes XF-11 and the speculative R-11A/WR-11A, reflecting the 1949–1954 period and presenting fuselage markings. The original model is credited to Ian Lawrence in this release.
Base ModelSimtech delivers a refreshed Do 335 variant that resolves earlier issues and includes a new flight model, new gauges, and a paint kit. Animations open the bomb bay, gun bays, and both engine bays, …
Base ModelCharles Cheung merges the Modern and Sperry variants of the Lockheed Electra into a single L10E configuration, with a Virtual Cockpit credited to Norman Hancock. Some gauges do not respond to mouse…