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Complete with Base ModelThe DC-2 is a 14-seat twin-prop airliner with 156 units built and a first flight on May 11, 1934. It uses two Wright Cyclone GR-F53 engines, 730 hp each, and reaches 210 mph at 6,800 ft with a 1,085-mile combat radius and 22,750 ft service ceiling.
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Complete with 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 VC panel that functions with Mell Mutter’s layout, and two finishes, regular and semi-gloss, updated by Mark Rooks.
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PatchA MAAM-SIM B-25 Mitchell compatibility change enables MAAM-SIM's B-25J Briefing Time variant to run within the newer simulator, with three available models including a present finish and a bare-metal finish, plus B-25J Falcon gunship today, and it ships as r4dFSXup1.zip and b25FSXu1.exe alongside thumbnail images for the Select Aircraft Menu.
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Complete with 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 input in the 2D and virtual cockpit views, and the gauge files in the gauge folder are removed to improve compatibility.
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Complete with Base ModelA modified installation centers on Bill and Lynn Lyons' Magic One variation, and The Cielo Company distributes it as freeware with the Lyons' permission. Stock gauges approximate the original virtual cockpit, and Bill Schulz receives the credit.
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Complete with Base ModelPan American operates five Fokker FVII trimotors that connect Key West with Havana and Miami. Version 2 model features a new panel and a much-improved virtual cockpit, and the Fokker FVII trimotor is among the era's most successful airliners of 1925-1935.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo configurations accompany the WACO fleet operated by Northwest Airways, one with engine jacket and landing gear pants and one without, spanning 1929–1936. Powered by 330 hp Wright R-975E and paired with 365 hp R-975E-1 on two airworthy survivors, the set includes two new VC panels and credits Vladimir Gonchar for painting and adjustments.
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Complete with Base ModelTim Conrad’s H1 Racer inspires a variant that adjusts the alpha channel to better match the original and updates wing N numbers. It includes a complete aircraft, the original readme, and several photos, with the technique by RSDG and color work by Mark Rooks.
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Complete with Base ModelFull animations and clickable gauges, levers, and switches define the Me-163B Komet, with Warwick Carter crafting the visual model in FSDS2.4 and David Friswell with Warwick Carter contributing the flight model.
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Complete with Base ModelA.F. Scrub offers a Jungmeister variant with a complete 3D cockpit and animations including automatic engine smoke and wing vortex effects. Credits go to GMAX for the drawing program, Pureflight simulation for textures, and Rodolf Valery with Juan Vilamor, while remaining native to two flight-simulation environments.
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Complete with Base ModelVariants of the A-20 Havoc present a C model with the panel and sounds, while other models alias to it; all pilot figures are animated. Ground flaps must be retracted before takeoff, and fuel selectors are inoperable, while Shift+4 reveals gauges for eight tanks and a fuel flow readout.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo variants of the Berliner Joyce OJ-2 cover land-based and seaplane configurations, while the virtual cockpit stays animated with backlit instruments for night operations. The project credits Paul Clawson as its creator and designer today.
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Complete with Base ModelIt is a Hawker Tempest Mk VI model, registration NX142 GN-G of 249 Squadron RAF in 1948, powered by a 2,340 hp Sabre V and built on a FSDS V2 framework. It features 2D and virtual cockpit, opening canopy, moving pilot's head, lights and animated effects, with an airfile by Jerry Beckwith.
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Complete with Base ModelVersion 2 model of the historic Fokker FVII trimotor depicts a new panel and a much-improved virtual cockpit. Jens B. Kristensen signs this work, and the lineup spans KLM, KNILM and Swissair operations worldwide today.
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Complete with Base ModelVersion 0_1 by Edward Cook defines the 5F-1 Dolphin as the first multi-gun fighter associated with 79 Squadron based at Champion in February 1919. A gauge file ec5F1.CAB accompanies the panel setup for gauge integration.
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Complete with Base ModelA highly modified version of Robert Hawk’s F-4F Wildcat carries U.S. Navy markings and remains a complete aircraft, standing as a mainstay of the carrier-based and land-based fighter force in the early Pacific War. Mark Rooks of RSDG Rooks Silva Design Group crafts the modifications.
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Repaint for PaywareThis U.S. Coast Guard motif targets the Aerosoft Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina payware, crafted by Henry William with the official Aerosoft kit to reproduce authentic Coast Guard markings. The configuration uses atc_id PH-PBY and ui_variation PBY-5A USCG to establish the registration and external identity on the payware model.
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Complete with Base ModelA private-use D18S variant derived from Milton Shupe’s Beechcraft D18 model, enhanced by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft with D18 Project visuals, carries registration N4477 and relies on Mohammed Al-Khalifa for a custom cockpit panel.
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Complete with Base ModelDesigned around 1910 from pictures of Frank Kruse’s plane and Curtiss-era plans in Popular Mechanics, this canard-era design uses basic controls and lacks brakes or ground steering. A fully functional virtual cockpit pairs with animation by Modeldef_Edit, while Dave Eckert pilots and Aaron Swindle provides the sound, with credits to Tom Eads.
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Complete with Base ModelVersion 1.1 includes a fixed altimeter for STA and PT-16, and SWingman provides models and textures. The engine start view allows manual start by clicking a prop blade, and cowl panels open via the spoiler key.
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