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Complete with Base ModelThe Boeing B-9 stands as the USAAC's first all-metal monoplane bomber, first flown in 1931. The virtual cockpit presents animated controls and back-lit gauges for night ops, credited to Paul Clawson for collectors worldwide today.
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Complete with Base ModelService begins in 1933 and extends into the early years of World War II, with the Amiot 143 notable for a copilot gondola beneath the pilot. By Paul Clawson, the model features animated cockpit controls and a 2D panel, with colors drawn from French swatches and a twin Gnome Rhone engine sound file courtesy of Lawdog.
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PatchTwo files for the Beechcraft D18S, attributed to Milton Shupe, Scott Thomas, and Andre Folkers, bear the D18SVC4.ZIP designation and are credited to Nick Cooper. The package fixes propeller surfaces with spinpropb18.bmp and adds a Thumbnail.jpg to ensure proper menu display, and places gauges in each D18SVC\panel folder.
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Complete with Base ModelPolish observation and army cooperation aircraft from the R. XIII lineage is designed in the early 1930s at the Plage i Laskiewicz factory in Lublin. Michał Puto leads research and 3D modeling, with flight dynamics by Łukasz Kubacki and additional modeling by Tomek Oboda, accompanied by Lublin_RXIII_manual_eng.pdf.
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Complete with Base ModelThe Vernon II, developed from the Vimy Commercial, serves as the RAF's first troop-carrier transport, operating from 1923 to 1927 mainly in the Middle East and India. Version 1.0 is noted; Vernon_10.zip is referenced; gauges largely borrow from the Vimy, and Jens B. Kristensen is credited.
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Complete with Base ModelPainted for the 6th Pursuit Squadron, 18th Pursuit Group, at Wheeler Field in Hawaii, the P-12E represents the final Boeing USAAC pursuit in the 1930s, with total variant production at 586. The model features a functioning cockpit with gauges and animated flight controls, plus bump-map shading and Lockheed_Vega.cab as the gauge file.
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Complete with Base ModelAn early P-51 Mustang D, linked to Lt Col Donald S. Bryan of the 324th Fighter Squadron, 352nd Fighter Group, appears in a historically accurate portrayal by Mark 'Fireball' Rooks of RSDG. The aircraft suffers a ground fire on New Year’s Day 1945 when a cannon round pierces the engine.
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Repaint for PaywareAn historical variant of the Bf 108B Taifun represents a Yugoslav Royal Air Force Bf 108B-1 from the 704th Liaison Squadron in Zagreb, 1940, bearing the Š-07 designation and ATC ID S07. Clemens Nauschnegg is credited as the creator, and the setup uses a 4096 default resolution with a 2048 option via a config tweak.
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Repaint for PaywareHani Michal models six variants for the Flight Replicas Messerschmitt BF 109-K4 model, carefully applying real historical paint with some colors adjusted due to incomplete information, highlighting an authentic color approach while honoring historical limitations.
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Repaint for PaywareMartial Feron names F-AZYT for the 54S variant of the trainer, featuring the SNJ-5 model and MPH panel with atc_id 32360. SNJ-5_54S.zip contains the asset F-AZYT and ties to NAVY as the atc_airline with ui_type SNJ-5 Texan.
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Complete with Base ModelCraig Richardson presents a Corben Baby Ace variant with exposed landing gear and no wheel spats, preserving the open-cockpit appeal. Gauges by Robert Kerr from Pete accompany flight dynamics informed by Brian Harrington’s data, with two reference images named Corben-Baby-Ace---No-Spats-fsx1.jpg and Corben-Baby-Ace---No-Spats-fsx2.jpg.
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Complete with Base ModelBrigadier General Reg Urschler pilots the Gunfighter, a P-51D variant derived from Roger Dial's design. Volunteer crews in Bellvue, Nebraska maintain it, and Mark 'Fireball' Rooks of RSDG performs alterations to the complete airframe today.
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RepaintKB267 labels a Canadian-built BXX Mosquito used by No 627 Squadron RAF and based at Woodhall Spa. Wing Commander Guy Gibson flies the de Havilland Mosquito during the war, and Peter Watkins is credited for KB267.
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Repaint for PaywareAn Aircraft Factory F-4U Corsair carries fuselage markings for 14 Flottille Aeronavale of the French Navy, with credit to Zsolt Beleznay. Two accompanying images show the aircraft on the runway and in flight, highlighting the model’s silhouette and markings.
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RepaintRegistration N47217, built in 1951 at Canadian Car and Foundry as a Harvard Mk IV with serial CCF4-8, represents a classic T-6 variant. Based in Wisconsin, it appears at Oshkosh in RCAF markings, with credit attributed to Michael Flahault.
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Complete with Base ModelModel Y by Dean B. Hammond, developed for the Bureau of Air Commerce competition in 1934, presents with a working virtual cockpit and back-lit gauges, a limited 2D panel, three paint options, and custom sounds. The Bureau contracts 25 aircraft at 3,190 each, and the Model Y is delivered in April 1936.
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Complete with Base ModelThe Potez 540 operates as a French recon bomber from 1934 into the Second World War, with Republican Spain service during the Civil War, and features for Escadrille GR 11/33 Armee de l'Air circa 1937, including a retracting bottom turret, reflective glass, and DDS images.
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Complete with Base ModelBrig. Gen. Robert L. Scott’s Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, connected to the Flying Tigers of the American Volunteer Group, gains a new cockpit panel and revised flight dynamics. The Old Exterminator variant is bundled as Col. Robert L Scott's P-40 Tiger.zip, comprising six files: CFG, Airfile, Sound, Model, Panel, and Textures.
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RepaintPH-EBF White Dove designates the Dr.I variant created by Chris Brisland for the Neoqb-developed freeware model, featuring a Blue and White color arrangement and an internal asset tag cited as phebf. The Neoqb base mesh remains the prerequisite, and the configuration includes a [fltsim.x] section assigning atc_id PHEBF and ui_type Dr.I.
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Complete with Base ModelDating from 1940, the Aristocrat variant marks the last Waco cabin biplane and is built around a SRE once owned by a friend. The cockpit depicts working gauges and animated flight controls, along with reflective glass and a minimal 2D panel, by Paul Clawson.
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