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Payware RepaintFive visual variants depict the Messerschmitt BF 109-k4s flown by Adolf Galland, Graf Punski Krupinski, Gunther Rall, Werner Schroer, and Walter Schuck, with credit to Hani Michal for the artwork, …
Base ModelBy James Banks, this Staaken R.VI variant arrives as a multi-res model with extensive keyframe animation and a virtual cockpit where control cables animate in the cockpit area. The craft carries an…
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…
Designed as a twin-engine night fighter, the Northrop P-61B features a cantilever monoplane layout with a central fuselage pod and engine nacelles blending into twin booms carrying the double-fin t…
RepaintTwo J2F variants, the J2F4 and J2F6, appear in a DXT5 extended bitmap set, including an extra Murphys War variation modified for the cowled, by Mike Barnes. The J2F6 RN variant uses ATC ID N67790 a…
Base ModelThe G.A.L. Monospar ST.25 Universal with a twin-tail design is model c/n 95, built in 1937 as an air ambulance. It serves in England as a demonstrator under registration G-AYEF, then the Danish sal…
Base ModelLockheed P-38 Lightning variant N25Y, known as White Lightnin, carries Army Air Corps serial 44-53254 and construction number 8509, has been owned by Marvin Lefty Gardner since 1977, and includes M…
Base ModelAn XF5F-1 prototype is featured, noting its first flight in April 1940 and a 438 mph power-dive that lets it out-climb a Spitfire. The cockpit presents working gauges and animated flight controls, …
Base ModelTwo floatplane variants exist, one using Heather Sherman’s Bush Unlimited Flying colorations and the other employing Pierino Primavesi’s 1936 Lufthansa D-AQUI colorations. The model retains full au…
Base ModelDerives from the PY-1 flying boat, the Commodore first flies in 1930. Pan American Airways buys several for U.S. East Coast to Caribbean routes, carrying 22 passengers, while the virtual cockpit, m…
Base ModelThe Waco Classic biplane is a freeware add-on, originally designed by Lynn and Bill Lyons and converted to this environment by David Grindele in Rowlett, Texas, featuring a stacked-wing layout and …
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 ModelThis model faithfully recreates Lockheed’s twin-boom fighter, preserving its distinctive silhouette and era-inspired cockpit presentation. Early production variants carry the designation P-38D, and…
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 …
RepaintB. Lechner creates a fictitious variant for a Dornier twin-engine light aircraft, with Craig Richardson of Classic Wings listed as the creator. It relies on the original paintkit released with the …
Base ModelThe Spitfire Pr XIX variant marks the last Spitfire in operational service, using a Mk XIV airframe and a Rolls-Royce Griffon 65 or 66 engine delivering 2375 hp. A Rotol five-bladed propeller drive…
Base ModelA revision by Bob Chicilo refines flight dynamics and the spray effect for the H6K Mavis, with Jim Welch fixing the panel via the H6KMAVPN.ZIP file. It relies on the original H6KMAVIS.ZIP, and dire…
Base ModelThe P-51D Mustang wears the Petie 2 markings, built by Roger Dial with colorwork by Robert Hawk and final refinements by Mark Rooks to ensure cohesive flight dynamics and exterior fidelity. This fr…