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Curtiss P-40 Tiger

Modified 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 named P 40B RSDG Tiger contains the complete aircraft files and related imagery.

File Size
7.46 MB
Total Downloads
957
Screenshots
2
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Swiss Air Force Heinkel He 51

Fictional variant uses a freeware base model credited to Craig Richardson, Huub Vink, Tom Falley, and Mathias Pommerien, with artwork by B. Lechner, and features red-and-white markings with a Swiss cross, while requiring the He 51 base model for operation.

File Size
5.5 MB
Total Downloads
932
Star Rating
1/5
Screenshots
4
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Avia BH-5 And Bk.11

A two-seat, all-wooden training and sport aircraft extends the BH-1 lineage, with a larger, more polished airframe designed for basic acrobatics. The BH-5 bears registration L-BOSA, uses a Walter NZ-60 radial engine, and earns Belgium prizes in 1923, with the project credited to Štìpán Obrovský for Czechoslovak Historic Flight.

File Size
31.66 MB
Total Downloads
929
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FSX/Acceleration KNIL Vickers Viking

Designed as a modified version of Ted Cook's Vickers Viking, this KNIL representation targets reconnaissance and patrol work over water and island areas in the South Pacific, with custom imagery such as Acceleration-KNIL-Vickers-Viking-fsx1.jpg and Acceleration-KNIL-Vickers-Viking-fsx2.jpg. The depiction remains speculative due to scarce squadron markings and color data from the era.

File Size
7.45 MB
Total Downloads
916
Screenshots
5
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Bristol Bulldog IIA

First flown in 1928, the Bulldog IIA earns its place as a 1930s RAF fighter and sees 312 units delivered to the service. The model, created by Alphasim as freeware, is complemented by A2A 3D Light & Redux codes credited to David Grindele.

File Size
8.73 MB
Total Downloads
910
Screenshots
7
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German Air Force Heinkel He 51

An historic variant presents a He 51 used by German aviation, with artwork by B. Lechner and an original model created by Craig Richardson, Huub Vink, Tom Falley, and Mathias Pommerien. It requires a separate base model from Fly Away Simulation and uses the file _62+L17 to designate the variation.

File Size
5.13 MB
Total Downloads
906
Screenshots
4
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Northrop A-17

Northrop A-17, a development of the Gamma series, exists in two variants, including the fixed-gear A-17A model. The cockpit features a photo-based virtual cabin with working gauges and animated flight controls, while the exterior shows two color schemes, blue-yellow and reflective aluminum, using DDS imagery and reflective glass.

File Size
2.98 MB
Total Downloads
904
Star Rating
4/5
Screenshots
4
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Prop For AlphaSim B-24

By Jim Jones, an adjustment for the Alphasim Consolidated B-24 Liberator shapes the moving prop into a more transparent form. The change uses the prop.dds file to achieve the effect more clearly in the Liberator.

File Size
100.36 KB
Total Downloads
896
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
1
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Armstrong Whitworth Ensign

The AW.27 Ensign receives a fresh model that covers Mk.I and Mk.II in three distinct colour schemes. Historic variants include Ensign 1939 for Imperial Airways, Everest 1941 for BOAC wartime service, and Elsinore 1945, while twelve airframes support RAF transports.

File Size
10.57 MB
Total Downloads
855
Screenshots
3
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Supermarine Spitfire PRXIX PM631

PM631, a PR.XIX Spitfire of 541 Squadron, uses a pressurized cockpit and a 32-bit image set by Grant MacLean, Sean Moloney, and RealAir. It enters service in 1946, later joins meteorological reconnaissance and becomes one of the three founder members of the RAF Historic Aircraft Flight in 1957.

File Size
7.58 MB
Total Downloads
852
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
4
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Republic P-47D Thunderbolt

Mississippi Rebel, a P-47D-22-RE variant, bears the D5-X identity and is flown by 1st Lt. Lloyd A. Hutchins of the 386th FS, 365th FG, 9th AF. It uses a turbo-supercharged 2,300 HP engine for high-altitude capability, with a WoP3_P47D-22 aircraft.cfg entry documenting the Mississippi Rebel variant.

File Size
8.06 MB
Total Downloads
851
Screenshots
3
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North American T-6

By Martial Feron, this Harvard MkIV trainer variant bears the French Air Force registration F-AZBQ and marks the La Ferte-Alais event on May 23, 2010. ATC ID 535 appears alongside UI variation French Air Force F-AZBQ, and resources are packaged within a T-6Texfaf.zip archive with a F-AZBQ folder to support the model.

File Size
2.35 MB
Total Downloads
836
Screenshots
1
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Vickers Vimy Commercial

Version 3 covers the Vimy Commercial, a postwar airliner adaptation of the bomber, with 44 built and most delivered to China. G-EASI 'City of London' flies for Instone Air Line and Imperial Airways between 1920 and 1926, while the edition improves flight dynamics, panel, and sounds, and includes a separate VimyC_30.zip for the older variant.

File Size
14.12 MB
Total Downloads
835
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
3
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F6F Hellcat

Seven F6F-3 variants, designated VF40-1 to VF40-7, are associated with USN Barakoma operations circa 1943–44. Bruce Martin contributes the work, and it captures the VF-40 identity accurately tied to Barakoma for that era in context.

File Size
11 MB
Total Downloads
834
Screenshots
15
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RWD-14b Czapla

A native plane, RWD-14b Czapla uses acceleration tools and shows bump maps, specular maps, and self-shadowing. Model credits go to Piotr Mika, Lukasz Kubacki and Micha Puto, with SimHangar involvement; Warsaw, 23.08.2008 marks the origin of this rendition.

File Size
20.63 MB
Total Downloads
829
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
8
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/ FS2004 Caudron C450 "Rafale" Hélène Boucher, 1934

Version 2 fixes a small gauges bug, and the model includes moving parts with a 2D panel built from an original bitmap using gauges. The 1934 French racer was built for the Coupe Deutch de la Meurthe trophy and is associated with Hélène Boucher, known for multiple record attempts, and it lacks a virtual cockpit.

File Size
4.52 MB
Total Downloads
827
Screenshots
44
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U.S. Navy Consolidated PBY5

By Henry William, this variant applies US Navy prewar markings to a PBY-5 Catalina using the Aerosoft paint kit mapped to the PBY5_MIL model. The configuration names the version as PBY-5 Navy 11 with atc_id JI-P-30, and notes the Consolidated Catalina served patrols during World War II.

File Size
22.5 MB
Total Downloads
826
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
3
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P-38J-10-LO 459th Fighter Squadron

The P-38J-10-LO variant is modeled by FSD and flown by Maj. Willard J. Webb, reflecting a twin-engine prop layout. Coloring is by Rick Spork, based on a kit, and screenshots depict the aircraft in flight.

File Size
49.59 MB
Total Downloads
820
Screenshots
3
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P51 Mustang D The Flying Undertaker

A historical P-51D contributes a faithful portrayal of the Undertaker, a race-66 veteran campaigned in 1976 by George Roberts and later John Muzala. The airframe suffers a serious 1981 crash, is rebuilt, and is later sold as Major General Charles Yeager's Glamourous Glen III, destroyed during a reunion transit; modified by Mark 'Fireball' Rooks.

File Size
3.97 MB
Total Downloads
819
Star Rating
3/5
Screenshots
1
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P-51D Mustang "Factory Fresh 44-63864"

Serial 44-63864, a North American P-51D-20-NA built at Inglewood in late 1944, serves with the 83rd Fighter Squadron at Duxford under Lt. Hubert Davis, earning the nickname Twilight Tear. By John Terrell, this variant emphasizes a historically precise WWII configuration reflecting a factory-fresh presentation.

File Size
28.48 MB
Total Downloads
818
Star Rating
5/5
Screenshots
6