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RAF 112th Desert Camo P-40

The item centers on a Tomahawk variant of the Curtiss P-40 assigned to the RAF's 112th Squadron, featuring the desert camouflage and the distinctive shark's tooth on the engine cowling. Credits go to Robert Hawk and Mark 'Fire Ball' Rooks, with color gradients and cockpit details emphasized while offering historical photographs and context.

: 7.08 MB
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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.

: 6.6 MB
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Wild Horses P-51 Mustang

Chris Brisland creates a colorwork for the P-51 Racer, applying stylized markings across the fuselage and wings while leaving gauges and flight model unchanged. The configuration designates ATC ID G-HORS for the P-51D variant with the Wild Horses variation, tying the visual to a single racer form.

: 3.45 MB
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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
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RNZAF Red Checkers NZ 1901

Jon Murchison presents a NZ 1901 variant of the North American P-51D, bearing ATC ID N51MS. The variation NZ 1901 appears in UI details as NZ 1901, with the P-51D designation and North American maker, while the description notes race-modified wings and enhanced low-level maneuverability.

: 1.09 MB
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Grumman F6F5 VF27 Paul Drury

An F6F-5 Hellcat, white 10 PAOLI LOCAL, assigned to VF-27 aboard USS Princeton on 24 October 1944, is associated with Ens Paul E Drury though flown that day by replacement pilot Ens O L Scott, who is subsequently shot down and killed.

: 11.25 MB
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Pegasus Racer

Pegasus Racer reimagines Roger Dial’s North American P-51D Mustang as a high-speed Reno contender, with extensive flight-model refinements and a bespoke air-file created by Mark Rooks of the RSDG. Col. Robert K Suchke and the RSDG team present Pegasus Racer as a tribute to Mustang heritage and competitive skies, achieving speeds near 500 knots.

: 4.02 MB
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WACO QCF-2

The Waco QCF-2 variant centers on the real N11478 registration and depicts a three-seat open biplane. A payware WACO F series from Golden Age Simulations is required, and the setup employs fourdds files alongside a matching N11478 designation in the fltsim entry.

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DeHavilland Mosquito LV-HHN

LV-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 at Rio Cuatro, Cordoba, Argentina, in November 1963.

: 6.52 MB
: 101
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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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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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Ford Tri-Motor

A 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 color variants are included by David Grindele.

: 48.29 MB
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Hawker Hurricane IId

The 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, IIb, and IIa.

: 17.63 MB
: 6K
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Acceleration Curtiss P40K

The 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 left Curtiss factories available.

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North American P-51 Mustang

J. 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 instrumentation integrates with the included GPS and autopilot-enabled radio stack for coherent cockpit operation.

: 1.21 MB
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NeoQB Fokker Dr1

NeoQB_ 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 as an integrated location.

: 127.23 MB
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Short Empire Flying Boat

Three variants come in six color schemes for these Imperial Airways flying boats, reflecting their historic role in early transcontinental service across the era. An improved version 2 model by Jens B. Kristensen completes the lineup.

: 12.31 MB
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Vought V4U-7

Three variants by Mark Rooks bear markings for VMF-312, VMA-312, and the US Navy Black Sheep, based on the Vought F4U-7 Corsair. Assembled by Danny Garnier, they present authentic identities with distinct insignia and flight-ready status.

: 16.66 MB
: 4.8K
: 3/5
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Boeing 314 Clipper

An airframe by Mike Stone serves as the basis for a revision by D. L. Tarbox, yielding a complete aircraft. The update reworks the panel, changes surface visuals, and preserves a complete airframe, with no virtual cockpit.

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Acceleration Douglas DC-2

The DC-2 is a 14-seat twin-prop airliner with 156 units built and a first flight on May 11, 1934. It uses two Wright Cyclone GR-F53 engines, 730 hp each, and reaches 210 mph at 6,800 ft with a 1,085-mile combat radius and 22,750 ft service ceiling.

: 26.86 MB
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