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Base ModelGuy Hulin presents an historical depiction of the Vought F4 Corsair linked to VMF 214 Squadron, flown by Gregory 'Pappy' Boyington in World War II, while Mark 'Fire Ball' Rooks of RDG provides the …
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 black…
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 ModelBeechcraft D18S Touch O' Texas bears registration N412K and stands as an adaptation of Milton Shupe's D18S, with conversion credited to Vladimir Gonchar and corrected air and aircraft files based o…
A conversion by David Grindele uses the original default model from an earlier simulator era, preserving the Ryan NYP's extensive fuel capacity and forward visibility constraints while refining fli…
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 cock…
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. V…
Base ModelSt. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands hosts a USMC JRF-1A assigned to VMS-3, circa 1939, depicted as a Grumman G-21 modification. The cockpit uses gauges from the DC-3 and adds a power-settings placa…
Base ModelA.F. Scrub offers a Jungmeister variant with a complete 3D cockpit and animations including automatic engine smoke and wing vortex effects. Credits go to GMAX for the drawing program, Pureflight si…
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/gunn…
Payware RepaintThis U.S. Coast Guard motif targets the Aerosoft Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina payware, crafted by Henry William with the official Aerosoft kit to reproduce authentic Coast Guard markings. The confi…
Base ModelDesigned around 1910 from pictures of Frank Kruse’s plane and Curtiss-era plans in Popular Mechanics, this canard-era design uses basic controls and lacks brakes or ground steering. A fully functio…
Base ModelAnimated features include a retractable top turret, bomb bay doors, and a machine gun, while this B-18A is painted for a bomber unit stationed at March Air Base. Reflective surfaces use the DXT5.dd…
Base ModelFrom the wartime Sunderland lineage, the Sandringham becomes a civilian passenger flying boat with a deep hull and streamlined cabin fittings. By Jens B. Kristensen, it adds the base model with fiv…
Base ModelThe DC-3 becomes the C-47 Dakota, a military troop transport variant, shown in WW2-era woodland camo. Mark Rooks of RDG and Mary Moo credit the design, a folder named C-47 Dakota holds the files, a…
Base ModelAn Fokker F.VIIa bears markings for KLM, DDL (Danish Airlines), Balair and Swissair, reflecting its inter-war airliner heritage across several historic routes. Version 2.1, by Jens B. Kristensen, i…
Base ModelAn MB-2 bomber model marks the first mass-produced design, shows a 1920 flight record, and remains in service until Keystone types replace it in the late 1920s. The cockpit follows a real photo wit…
Base ModelTwo floatplane variants exist, one using Heather Sherman’s Bush Unlimited Flying colorations and the other employing Pierino Primavesi’s 1936 Lufthansa D-AQUI colorations. The model retains full au…
RepaintA visual modification for the Piper PA18 adds the L-4 Grasshopper 53K variant, nicknamed Rosie, with atc_id 53K and UI variation 53K. Christopher G. Clawson credits the work, and it relies on PA18_…
Base ModelMassimo Taccoli presents a Cessna Bird Dog instrument trainer used by the U.S. Army, painted in bright orange and associated with Fort Rucker from the late 1950s through 1962. RDG Aircraft’s Mark R…