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SP-2 Acceleration Mitsubishi J2M3

Two paint schemes accompany the Mitsubishi J2M3 Raiden Type 21 (Jack), an Imperial Japanese Navy land-based interceptor; Tim Conrad credits the author, and the j2m3.cab file is listed for gauges, reflecting a two-variant presentation format.

: 33.63 MB
: 1.3K
: 3

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Grumman J2F Duck

Two J2F variants, the J2F4 and J2F6, appear in a DXT5 extended bitmap set, including an extra Murphys War variation modified for the cowled, by Mike Barnes. The J2F6 RN variant uses ATC ID N67790 and BuNo 33587, anchored by recognizable markings.

: 13.33 MB
: 1.3K
: 2

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Boeing 274D

A Boeing 274D variant includes passenger, a fictional freight, and a military C-73 form, offered in five color schemes with blank white passenger and freight models, uses the DC-3 sound, a 2D panel and gauges, and a rudimentary cockpit with no gauges, while fuselage seams align across surfaces to ease repainting, compiled by Tom Tiedman.

: 23.74 MB
: 1.3K
: 1/5
: 7

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Corben Baby Ace Tundra

Single-seat taildragger design captures the Tundra variant with oversized tires for short-field operations. Craig Richardson creates this freeware rendition that preserves an open-cockpit aesthetic and retains the era-appropriate control layout for vintage aviation enthusiasts worldwide.

: 18.74 MB
: 1.3K
: 3

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G.A.L. Monospar ST.25 Air Ambulance

The G.A.L. Monospar ST.25 Universal with a twin-tail design is model c/n 95, built in 1937 as an air ambulance. It serves in England as a demonstrator under registration G-AYEF, then the Danish salvage corps acquires it as OY-DAZ and preserves the aircraft today in Denmark, with a detailed interior and a virtual cockpit.

: 3.37 MB
: 1.3K
: 4/5
: 3

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Junkers Ju52 IWC

Registration HB-HOS accompanies a Ju52 variant updated with a standard cockpit view and an option to convert to PICR operation. The model climbs and flies safely at 12,500 feet and offers full autopilot control including speed and Nav hold.

: 8.09 MB
: 1.3K
: 5/5

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Shorts S.45 Solent

The Solent is a 1946 flying boat airliner built for BOAC and TEAL, with a Solent 3 for BOAC and Solent 4s for TEAL, plus Aquila Airways. Version 2 operates with two simulators and includes an improved panel by Jens B. Kristensen.

: 10.41 MB
: 1.3K
: 4/5
: 4

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Swiss Mosquito MKIV B-5

Swiss-captured DH98 Mosquito from World War II appears in this variant, carrying the atc ID DK296. The configuration includes a BMkIV_B-5 variation and UI details that reference DH98 Mosquito, with Aeroplane Heaven credited as the creator.

: 27.39 MB
: 1.3K

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Fokker C.V-M/26

Version 1.1 adapts the Fokker C.V variant for use in simulations, reflecting its ability to accept different engines and wings across configurations. The 1926 Copenhagen to Tokyo and back flight features pilot A.P. Botved and mechanic C.J.C. Olsen, and it serves reconnaissance, a light bomber, or a two-seat fighter, by Jens B. Kristensen.

: 3.29 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 2

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Savoia Marchetti S.79CS Sparviero/Corsa-Transatlantico

Three GMax models depict CS Racer, the T Transatlantic, and the I-12-based M Racer, with the latter designated I-ROTR, capturing the 1937 Istres‑Damascus‑Paris race and the 1938 Rome‑Dakar‑Rio de Janeiro expedition. The adaptation preserves a VC‑only cockpit.

: 90.43 MB
: 1.2K
: 39

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Couzinet 70 Arc en Ciel (Mermoz)

Version B V fixes a bug in older gauges and reworks for compatibility; Mermoz pilots the Rainbow aircraft, which enters legend after a postal flight across the South Atlantic on January 16, 1933, while it features moving parts, antennas, landing lights, interior details, an opening door, and a custom panel inspired by the sole photo.

: 6.1 MB
: 1.2K
: 4/5
: 27

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Grumman XF5F-1 Skyrocket

An XF5F-1 prototype is featured, noting its first flight in April 1940 and a 438 mph power-dive that lets it out-climb a Spitfire. The cockpit presents working gauges and animated flight controls, there is no 2D panel, and aircraft.cfg data enables catapult launches on carriers.

: 8.94 MB
: 1.2K
: 3/5
: 2

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Heinkel He P1079B/II Heavy Fighter

The P1079B/II all-weather heavy fighter concept appears as a two-seat, swept-wing design with six internal fuel tanks and dual He S 011 jet engines mounted in the wing roots fed by leading-edge intakes; the model includes a dynamic virtual cockpit, and armament envisions four MK 108 30mm cannons.

: 1.92 MB
: 1.2K

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Beech AT-11 N92KC

Registration N92KC marks an AT-11 variant presented for a fictional operator, Aerial Survey and Cargo Service Inc.; Vladimir Gonchar credits Milton Shupe’s original work and contributors, while adding a replacement spinprop appearance and a flight dynamics file tied to the real aircraft in Kermit Weeks’ collection.

: 9.58 MB
: 1.2K
: 8

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U.S. Army UC-43

Beech Model 17 airframes become the UC-43 Traveler after a 1939 YC-43 evaluation and a 1942 order for 270 aircraft. It features a 2D and 3D cockpit, working main and cargo doors with cowl panel animation, and is assigned to U.S. air attaches at embassies in London, Paris and Rome.

: 29.98 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 1

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US Navy Douglas SBD Dauntless

Two variants, EFM and IFM, reflect 41-S_9 from VS-41, USN, associated with USS Ranger during Operation Torch circa 1942. The entry is by Bruce Martin, and notes the SBD model carries the 41-S_9 designation across both variants.

: 17.09 MB
: 1.2K
: 2

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Junkers Ju52 Float Plane

Two 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 autopilot control but lacks VOR1 or nav hold for navigation.

: 11.04 MB
: 1.2K
: 1/5

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Supermarine Spitfire MK IA Prototype K5054 3

An early Spitfire variant assigned to K5054 undergoes Farnborough tests in 1939 and crashes on 4 September 1939, and is written off. The SPIT1-3.ZIP archive includes two prop configurations, with only the three-blade setup revealing the correct spinner after startup while a two-blade variant displays a black spinner.

: 18.16 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 6

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Martin-Baker MB.5

First flown in 1944, the Martin-Baker MB.5 exists as a prototype fighter with military and racer variants. It uses a Rolls-Royce Griffon 83 engine and a steel-tube structure that simplifies maintenance and boosts strength; the original model is by Alphasim, updated by Danny Garnier.

: 7.91 MB
: 1.2K
: 3

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Consolidated B-24J 'Butchers Daughter'

B-24J-150-CO Liberator named The Butchers Daughter carries the 319th Bomb Squadron, 90th Bomb Group designation and uses bump mapping with optional shared files for the prop spinners. It goes down on a May 15, 1945 mission en route to Formosa, but S/Sgt. Donald C. Ruff survives.

: 17.63 MB
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