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Complete with Base ModelA detailed Bearcat model covers four variants, including Marines, US Navy, and Blue Angels Beetle Bomb scheme from 1949 in South Vietnam, featuring tail hook, folding wings, and a full virtual cockpit. Chris Evans assembles the work, while Alpha Bleu Ciel provides the original model.
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Complete with Base ModelConcept centers on the WACO ATO Taperwing with registration NC8576 and serial A-85. It provides two cockpit options, IFR and VFR, alongside two VC panels, and uses a Wight Whirlwind R-975E-1 engine delivering 365 hp at 2,100 RPM with a 7.8:1 supercharger.
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Complete with Base ModelRSDG presents an AVC airframe described as complete, accompanied by historical pictures that provide context. A visual reference relies on the file rsdgp40ail.JPG to document presentation details and layout for review by history enthusiasts everywhere.
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Complete with Base ModelProduction totals 1,630 units. It features an all-metal monocoque fuselage with square-cut laminar wings, and armament increases to four NS-23 23mm cannons mounted in the nose. The aircraft is designated the NATO reporting name Fritz and sees service in the USSR and East Germany starting in 1946.
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Complete with Base ModelBoeing 247D presents the early airliner's all-metal, stressed-skin, low-drag airframe with retractable landing gear, a design that continues to serve for about two decades after its introduction. Version 1.1, with flight dynamics by FSAviator, is by Jens B. Kristensen.
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Complete with Base ModelNamed variant covers the B-26B/C Marauder with a flight model by Tom Falley and visuals by Jan Visser, camera views by Joe Cusick, and radios by Richard Murray. Flight operations include pilot/gunner visibility controlled by a battery switch, cockpit entry via shift+e, and 50% flaps for loaded takeoff.
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Complete with Base ModelLouis Bleriot’s 1909 Bleriot XI appears with cockpit, virtual cockpit, sounds, and refined flight dynamics. Two aircraft serve with the Greek army in the First and Second Balkan Wars, tied to Arniotis Karamanlakis, Greece’s first private aviator and first air accident victim, by Thanasis Delizisis and Panagiotis Delizisis.
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Complete with Base ModelDavid Grindele presents a converted Lockheed Vega with a radial-powered design from the late 1920s, yielding balanced aerodynamics and refined engine behavior for the newer simulator. The offering includes eight distinct markings representing historical and fictional operators, while upgraded navigation lights and beacons brighten the night, with optional Shockwave 3D Lights enhancing visibility.
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Complete with Base ModelMichael E. Roberts reworks the Maksim Gorki ANT-20 by replacing incompatible cockpit gauges with Vladimir Zhyhulskiy gauges and adding a thumbnail, while updating the glass and prop surfaces; the modification covers both 2D and virtual cockpit panels.
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Complete with Base ModelTen numbered and coded Spitfires Mk1a from 19 Squadron RAF, circa 1940, are modeled with low polygon geometry and multi-LOD levels for smoother performance. A Paint Kit enables user color changes under defined conditions today.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo Taube variants by Jeannin, Taube and Taube Austrian, appear with full animations and 3D gauges, Taube (Dove) Austrian carries a distinct description, and a prop_anim_ratio of -1.76 shapes the model dynamics. Craig Richardson authors this work.
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Complete with Base ModelA Corsair variant associated with Ira Kepford of VF-17, the Jolly Rogers, traces to November 1942 and marks Kepford's 16 confirmed victories. Mark Rooks of RDG provides the enhancements, including a 2D and 3D cockpit.
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Complete with Base ModelThe Solent lineup shows a Solent 3 for BOAC and Solent 4s for TEAL, with Aquila Airways represented, spanning early and late variants. Version 2 undergoes modification to run with two flight simulators, and an improved panel accompanies the model.
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Complete with Base ModelBy Ross McLennan, this Dornier Do17 variant modifies A.F. Scrub’s Do17Z-2 and adds a bomb-aiming view with flight plans to strike a 64-foot-wide target from 12,000 feet, plus a 100-foot low-level sight, and the aircraft uses a bomb sourced from WEAPONS4.ZIP.
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Complete with Base ModelCanadian textures by Geoff Chambers accompany a PBY-5A Catalina revision, and it shows the complete airframe, while a rear-hull hole remains due to the model file and reference speeds are listed in the aircraft.cfg at various operating conditions.
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Complete with Base ModelA DeHavilland Comet enters a modern flight sim with external and internal elements optimized after a conversion from an earlier era, and refined flight dynamics that echo its jet aerodynamics. Three appearances arrive with the edition, while upgraded lighting features include Shockwave 3D Lights with refined beacons and navigation lights, by David Grindele.
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Complete with Base ModelAn enhanced North American P-51 Mustang model drives high-performance flight dynamics and new effects, forming Shadow Spear as a namesake piston racer. By RDG Aircraft, Mark Rooks supplies the modifications, and NOS boosts push speeds toward 800 knots, while autopilot remains available for steady handling.
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Complete with Base ModelAn enhanced DeHavilland Comet variant, Silver Comet, shows a high luster finish produced by a modified alpha channel and light bending process formula 14. Rooks Silva Design Group creates and uses the technique, with Mark Rooks credited for the finish work.
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Complete with Base ModelAn Alphasim original becomes a supercharged B-24 configured for night missions, with modifications by Wayne Farrell enhancing performance. The upgrade delivers roughly 50 mph faster speed, and the arrangement maintains the aircraft’s basic silhouette while focusing on propulsion improvements and flight characteristics.
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Complete with Base ModelBy John Young, two DH Rapides, two DH Tiger Moths, and two NA Harvards appear in this historic AI lineup. Paint kits accompany all aircraft, while the Rapide lacks PSD files and the alpha channel is required only for the silver version.
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