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Searches the whole library — filter by sim & category on the results pageA DeHavilland Comet enters a modern flight sim with external and internal elements optimized after a conversion from an earlier era, and refined flight dynamics that echo its jet aerodynamics. Thre…
Base ModelBy Warwick Carter, the Z model delivers a three-dimensional construct with full animations, a clickable cockpit, levers, switches, and smooth 3D gauges, complemented by textures from Garry J. Smith…
Base ModelFive Howard 500 models exist, including Passenger and Cargo variants with original and revised tail mapping, and a 3D virtual cockpit. Sixteen color schemes, a custom panel and gauges, custom sound…
Base ModelA historically accurate P-51D Mustang depiction honors Colonel Benjamin O. Davis Jr., commander of the 332 Fighter Group and its 99th and 100th squadrons. It includes the complete aircraft file and…
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 ModelThis Alphasim model portrays the Grumman F-7 Tigercat adapted for flight simulation and tied to the USMC's VMP-254 Marine Photo Reconnaissance unit. VMP-254 was commissioned in December 1946 at MCA…
Base ModelTwo factory color themes accompany a Stinson Voyager variant by Paul Clawson, with Blue-White and Red-cream finishes. The project features a 2D panel and a VC based on photographs, nav and landing …
Base ModelAn authentic, acceleration-era model of the SBU-1, it includes cowl flaps, animated flight controls, and back-lit gauges for night operations. Three variants, serviceable on USS Lexington CV-2, USS…
Base ModelBy A. Brausch, this NZ Territorial Squadron P-51 Mustang adds four variants corresponding to Canterbury, Otago, Wellington, and Auckland squadrons, all based on the default P-51_Racer. The complete…
Base ModelAn update by Mike Stone enhances the Boeing 314 Clipper with a basic autopilot activated by the compass icon, requiring the original SB314.ZIP as a base. Bob Chicilo distributes the modification an…
Base ModelRegistration 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 auto…
An amphibian, this freeware rendition builds on Mike Stone’s original Catalina design and incorporates refinements by D. L. Tarbox (DLTextures) and Duane Tarbox. It preserves twin radial engines, a…
Payware RepaintTwo variants for the B-17G appear, distinguished by file names lace44 and lace45, presenting an original finish along with a version featuring dark olive replacement parts after tail damage on Apri…
Base ModelTom Kohler's P-47 Thunderbolt, known as Hun Hunter, gains enhancements from Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft, featuring a reconfigured cockpit panel and new markings that capture wartime weathering, wit…
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 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…
Base ModelThe Lockheed twin-boom fighter traces its XP-38 prototype origins to January 1939, with production variants such as the P-38D featuring a nose-mounted armament. It comprises six core elements—CFG, …
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…
Base ModelVersion 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…