Base ModelOriginal model by David Eckert, this Sopwith Camel carries tail number B6291 and served with Squadron 10 on the western front during World War I. Mark Rooks provides modifications and gauges, with …
Base ModelRoger Dial origins the base model, with Robert Hawk applying the Little Freddie artwork across the fuselage and wings, and Mark Rooks delivering adaptation that preserves wartime traits, including …
Warwick Carter and Garry J. Smith deliver the original model, depicting a Granville Brothers racer nicknamed City of Springfield, rendered with FSDS2.4 and equipped with animations, clickable gauge…
Payware RepaintMartial Feron depicts an F4U-1A Corsair variant associated with VMF-214, nicknamed Lulubelle and based at Vella Lavella, reflecting a Pacific War setting. BMP images accompany the Lulubelle variati…
The Douglas Invader 1/19 Gascogne operates in Indochina around 1952, with forward deployments at Tourane and Cat Bi near Haiphong. Created by Martial Feron, the configuration targets a B-26B Invade…
Payware RepaintLibardo Guzman/CalClassic's Curtiss C46A Commando named The Tinker Belle wears Olive Drab and Neutral Grey camouflage within U.S.A.A.F. markings, inviting pilots to fly THE HUMP, with credits attri…
Base ModelRB518 is configured as Mk XVI with a Griffon 101 engine, exemplifying the Spiteful lineage, and records 494 mph at 27,500 feet in a 1947 test. The real aircraft reaches 430 knots, while the model u…
RepaintB. Lechner creates a fictitious variant for a Dornier twin-engine light aircraft, with Craig Richardson of Classic Wings listed as the creator. It relies on the original paintkit released with the …
Base ModelThe Spitfire Pr XIX variant marks the last Spitfire in operational service, using a Mk XIV airframe and a Rolls-Royce Griffon 65 or 66 engine delivering 2375 hp. A Rotol five-bladed propeller drive…
Base ModelA revision by Bob Chicilo refines flight dynamics and the spray effect for the H6K Mavis, with Jim Welch fixing the panel via the H6KMAVPN.ZIP file. It relies on the original H6KMAVIS.ZIP, and dire…
MB945, a Spitfire IX variant, is captured by the Luftwaffe on 1 April 1944 and used for Rosarius demonstrations before German fighter squadrons. The arrangement lists atc_id T9BB and ui_variation 2…
Payware RepaintMoonbeam McSwine appears as a variant in the Little Friends I series for a P-51D Mustang, assigned to Capt. Wiliam T. Whisner of the 352nd FG, 487th FS. Moonbeam McSwine variation marks atc_id 237,…
Base ModelAn adaptation of Milton Shupe's D18S cargo model arrives as the 3NM Expeditor, registration N9540, now operated by Hardin Enterprises. Vladimir Gonchar handles the conversion, adding a new authenti…
Base ModelThe P-51D Mustang wears the Petie 2 markings, built by Roger Dial with colorwork by Robert Hawk and final refinements by Mark Rooks to ensure cohesive flight dynamics and exterior fidelity. This fr…
An Old Rhinebeck N220TP variant for the Dr.I appears, created by Neoqb and refined by Chris Brisland to reflect period markings. It relies on the Neoqb freeware base model and uses the N220TP regis…
Base ModelThe D-338 is a French liner that numbers 31 units, operating on Air France Far East routes from Paris to Singapore, Bangkok, and Saigon in 1938, and features a 12-seat layout. By Patrice Grange, th…
Payware RepaintGrant MacLean provides a BU-G marked P-51D Mustang representing a Royal Canadian Air Force squadron based at Sea Island near Vancouver. The 9597 variant is identified within the MUSTBU-G folder for…
By Bob Chicilo, the DeHavilland Comet gains refined flight dynamics and a refined cockpit panel, requiring the original baseline model to function. The changes enhance handling fidelity and cockpit…
Base ModelModified by Mark Fireball Rooks, the Mustang D associated with Lt. Robert E. Black of the 338th Fighter Squadron, 55th Fighter Group, a unit activated in 1942 that served in the European Theater wi…
Base ModelModified by RSDG, the Curtiss P-40B Tiger arrives with the AVC Flying Tigers 3rd Squadron Hell's Angels paint and historical context of the AVC aircraft. Artwork is by Mark Rooks, and a folder name…