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Base ModelThe Horsa glider, used by the RAF in WWII airborne operations, carries 30 troops and features an opening door, steps, and a tail cone. A low-def Handley Page Halifax is included as a tow aircraft, …
Base ModelAnimated features include a retractable top turret, bomb bay doors, and a machine gun, while this B-18A is painted for a bomber unit stationed at March Air Base. Reflective surfaces use the DXT5.dd…
RepaintDesigned for the Heinkel He51 base model HEINKEL_HE51.ZIP, this 50+E23 variant preserves authentic fuselage codes and service stencils while staying compatible with biplane-specific animations and …
Base ModelAn SE5a entry shows one model with four visual variants and a panel with gauges; animations let pilot on/off through ctrl-W, and starting the aircraft uses ctrl-E due to a technical limitation. The…
Base ModelFrom the wartime Sunderland lineage, the Sandringham becomes a civilian passenger flying boat with a deep hull and streamlined cabin fittings. By Jens B. Kristensen, it adds the base model with fiv…
Base ModelThe Vultee V1A emerges as a fast, single-engined airliner from the mid-1930s, with American Airlines serving as the main user. Jens B. Kristensen authors Version 1.1, establishing a named variant a…
An Ar-96b DQYD variant is identified by the ARADO_AR_96B.ZIP file, as cataloged in historical archives. The repack introduces updated visuals by Jindrich Barta, while the original author remains un…
Base ModelBased on Guy Hulin's Corsair, this WWII US Navy variant presents a battle-worn finish and adds 2D and 3D cockpit visuals. It features folding wings, a tail hook, and war emergency power, with updat…
Base ModelTwo complete Beechcraft D18S variants exist, one wheeled and one amphibian, both retuned to climb and cruise at 16,300 feet. The project presents Grand Swiss Alp Tours from Thun, Sion, and Ulrichen…
Payware RepaintThe interior receives a tan finish in the Storck variant and a small panel upgrade, while exterior surfaces gain refined lines on the top and bottom of the inboard wings and the prop finish changes…
Base ModelTim Conrad presents a rebuilt UPF-7, updating the virtual cockpit with more 3-D switches, levers, and reflective gauges. Textures resize to 2048x2048, and the model is built using SP-2 SDK, with th…
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…
Two variants appear, registrations G-AEXT and G-AMJP, tied to a 1937 single-seat, low-wing ultra-light by Dart Aircraft Ltd of Dunstable, noted as the sole surviving factory example. By Craig Richa…
Base ModelFew examples exist of this early monoplane, with a single unit owned and flown by Hubert Latham from England, who makes famous flights in the United States, including a crossing of the Golden Gate …
Base ModelTwo paint schemes accompany the Mitsubishi J2M3 Raiden Type 21 (Jack), an Imperial Japanese Navy land-based interceptor; Tim Conrad credits the author, and the j2m3.cab file is listed for gauges, r…
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…
A Boeing 274D variant includes passenger, a fictional freight, and a military C-73 form, offered in five color schemes with blank white passenger and freight models, uses the DC-3 sound, a 2D panel…
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…
Single-seat taildragger design captures the Tundra variant with oversized tires for short-field operations. Craig Richardson creates this freeware rendition that preserves an open-cockpit aesthetic…
Base ModelAn F4U-7 Corsair designated First Mate is associated with a US Navy squadron nicknamed the Jolly Rogers. Visual work is credited to Mark Rooks of RDG, with emphasis on authentic branding and period…