Gmax-built twin-engine trainer Airspeed Oxford presents a fully interactive virtual cockpit and two variants in camo and civil versions, with the sound linked to the DC3 default. The overhaul by Ke…
Base ModelBy Paul Clawson, the VO-3 marked SOC-3 Seagull model carries insignia aboard USS Idaho and is configured for water take-offs and landings, with rcbco-30 gauges enabling catapult launches from the b…
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 mod…
Base ModelJ. E. Narcizo creates the original PT-26 and Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft refines it, with over 1,700 built in the United States and Canada and powered by a Ranger inline air-cooled engine for trainers.
Pan American Airways uses the Sikorsky S-38 with registration NC144M across the Caribbean and South America, reflecting the aircraft’s operational role in regional services and its long-standing as…
Base ModelOpen-cockpit Waco floatplane variant carries water-landing capability, enabling lake and coastal operations. The model in WACO FLOAT folder, originally crafted by Lynn and Bill Lyons for a 2004 rel…
Base ModelRoger Dial creates a North American P-51 Mustang base that underpins the Shark Bite rendition; Mark Rooks applies RAF 112th fuselage markings and shark-mouth art. A camouflage graphics set and a Ga…
Base ModelSouth African Airways Museum houses a Ju 52 refurbished and on display, carrying the registration ZS-AFA and the nickname Tante Ju. Its color work comes from Peter Tredre, preserving the airframe's…
Base ModelThe Boeing 307, the first pressurized airliner, appears here in three variants wearing Pan American and TWA colors, reflecting early aviation history. Wartime limits production to ten aircraft, wit…
Base ModelA Ford Tri-Motor is converted from the default TriMotor, and updated flight dynamics accompany the change, with the panels and sounds already installed to support realistic operation. Twelve new co…
Base ModelThe Hurricane IId variant nicknamed The Tin Opener uses Merlin XX power. It adds Western desert WWII setting circa 1942 with an RAF airbase and German armor, and starts a Version 2 line with IIc, I…
Base ModelBy John Young of the Airfield Construction, this historic lineup covers B-17G, two P-51 Mustangs, P-47 Thunderbolt, F-86 Sabre and Catalina PBY, spanning six airframes altogether. Paint kits accomp…
Base ModelA remastered Sopwith Camel, originally by David Eckert, presents four visual variants and a commemorative mark for the 185th Aero Squadron. It features a virtual cockpit and a rotary engine with a …
Base ModelNeoQB_ Dr1.zip presents a neoqb Dr1 replica credited to neoqb. The distribution uses an automatic installer and offers a manual installation path, and it adds the LFTC Korney Tchukovsky Memorial AF…
Base ModelThree variants by Mark Rooks bear markings for VMF-312, VMA-312, and the US Navy Black Sheep, based on the Vought F4U-7 Corsair. Assembled by Danny Garnier, they present authentic identities with d…
An airframe by Mike Stone serves as the basis for a revision by D. L. Tarbox, yielding a complete aircraft. The update reworks the panel, changes surface visuals, and preserves a complete airframe,…
Base ModelTail-number 42-12633 belongs to a Lockheed P-38 Lightning that the 39th Fighter Squadron operates, featuring historical unit markings and Bob Faurot’s involvement. It features 2D and 3D cockpits, a…
Base ModelThree MVG variants of the AerMacchi C.205 VELTRO populate the collection, with a shared MVG_COMMON FILES group providing panels and engine sounds. The package centers on c205_v01.ZIP and consolidat…
Base ModelFour variants cover the Hughes XF-11 and the speculative R-11A/WR-11A, reflecting the 1949–1954 period and presenting fuselage markings. The original model is credited to Ian Lawrence in this release.
Base ModelCharles Cheung merges the Modern and Sperry variants of the Lockheed Electra into a single L10E configuration, with a Virtual Cockpit credited to Norman Hancock. Some gauges do not respond to mouse…