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VMA-312 Marines F4U1A Corsair

Authentic VMA-312 Marines variant of the F4U1A Corsair, this aircraft is linked to Captain Jesse G. Folmar aboard the USS Bataan in 1952 when he downs one of a pair of MiG-1 S on September 10, 1952, and records the feat amid carrier operations in the Pacific.

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RDAF Douglas DC-3

A DC-3/C-47A Dakota bears Royal Danish Air Force markings K-684 with 68-684 as the serial, noting service from 1956 to 1982 before becoming N3239T Tico Belle at the Valiant Air Command Museum in Titusville, Florida. Kim Dahl creates this variant using a Mark Beaumont kit, while the right-tail lettering appears mirrored on the model.

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Tiger Moth G-ACDC

Two variant options present for a historic De Havilland Tiger Moth, featuring the G-ACDC and G-ACDCb configurations with models 022 and 023 and panels z and z2. First built in 1923, the aircraft now flies with The Tiger Moth Club at Headcorn Aerodrome as the oldest of its type.

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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.

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Ryan ST-M (Floats) "Italy"

An Italian-tinged float variant of the Ryan ST-M enters the lineup, emphasizing water operations for a 1930s trainer. Credits go to Golden Age Simulations with B. Lechner, it carries the Italy designation and requires the base payware ST-M model to function, while texture._I-REMO identifies the specific visual set.

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Italian Air Force Heinkel He 51

An imagined Italian Air Force variant of the Heinkel He 51, this work reinterprets the 1930s single-engine, open-cockpit biplane in Italian markings. It relies on the He 51 base by Craig Richardson, Huub Vink, Tom Falley, and Mathias Pommerien, and requires the Fly Away Simulation base; the _ITALIA directory is used.

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P-51D 'Cripes A'Mighty 3rd'

Depicts Major George E. Preddy's P-51D-5-NA, 44-13321, in a summer 1944 configuration later taken over by Lt. Carl Tafel and Capt. Marion Nutter as Sexshunate. Five exterior image files accompany it, with the Tar Heel - Early variant noted.

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USAAF Piper J-3 Cub

USAAF-marked J-3 Cub depicts a Grasshopper skin by Dean P. Cosens, presenting United States Army Air Force markings on the airframe. A related file named USAAFCUBFIX.ZIP carries this variant, crediting the creator and clarifying era context.

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SNJ-2 USN 'JBirds'

Three variants exist for the North American T-6G Texan in SNJ-2 markings from 1940, 1943, and 1954, designated SNJ-2 1940, SNJ-2 43, and SNJ-2 54. Registrations vary, with Navy69 for 1940 and Navy for 1943 and 1954, and the work is credited to Mike Barnes.

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Ryan ST-M (Floats) CF-BTH

Ontario Central Airlines lists the CF-BTH variant of the Ryan ST-M with floats, configured as ST-MS-2 Float. By Golden Age Simulations, this variation carries the CF-BTH designation in its UI and aligns with the CF-BTH side-profile image.

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Corsair "Precious Metal"

The Precious Metal variant features folding wings and a tail hook, with alpha channel effects developed by RDG to achieve its appearance. The approach uses a modified alpha channel technique created by RDG for display.

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Ryan ST-M (Floats) "Norway"

A Norway edition for the Ryan ST-M with floats is by B. Lechner, with the UI entry credited to Golden Age Simulations. The variant uses a folder named _NORWAY and sets ui_type to ST-MS-2 Float, ui_variation to Norway, and ui_createdby to Golden Age Simulations.

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"Hungary 1942" Messerschmitt Bf 108

By B. Lechner, this Bf 108 Taifun variant carries the G3+51 designation and derives from Classics Hangar Bf108B lineage. It represents a Hungarian Air Force aircraft circa 1942 and uses the original paintkit supplied with the aircraft.

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FAA Junkers W-34

Argentinian 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 thumbnail32 accompanies the configuration.

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DeHavilland Mosquito KB649

KB649 represents a Canadian-built Mosquito B.Mk XXV once used by No 728 unit at a Maltese air station in 1946. The variant is cataloged with ui_type Mosquito B.Mk IV and atc_id KB649, with ui_variation KB649.

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Ryan ST-M (Floats) "Royal Air Force"

Float-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 under SimObjects\Airplanes\Ryan ST-M and uses the ST-MS-2 Float designation in its UI reference.

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Fairchild PT-19B

The PT-19 YEllow & Silver variant, credited to Piglet's Peculiar Planes, targets Tim Conrad's PT-19B. Base PT-19-1.ZIP is required, and it references pt19_01.dds and thumbnail.jpg for the visuals, appearing as a named variation in the lineup.

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P-51 Little Freddie

Little Freddie presents a North American P-51D Mustang variant, with Roger Dial’s refined model, Robert Hawk’s colorwork, and Mark Rooks’s adjustments for the sim. The cockpit arranges essential instruments to mirror wartime placements, while exterior markings convey authentic identity and period-correct visibility.

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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.

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Boeing 307 Stratoliner, PanAm & TWA

The 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, with the three variants noted publicly today.

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