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Martin MB-2 Bomber

An 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 with animated controls and a right-side pilot, gauges default, and the VC uses 3D switches with fuselage markings for Langley Field, DXT5.dds.

: 8.04 MB
: 1.4K
: 4/5
: 2

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Stinson 108 Voyager

Two 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 lights controlled by the L key, and gauges included in the gauges folder, with the archive named Stin108X.zip.

: 961.31 KB
: 1.4K
: 2/5
: 3

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Corben Baby Ace Tundra

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 and retains the era-appropriate control layout for vintage aviation enthusiasts worldwide.

: 18.74 MB
: 1.3K
: 3

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P-38 "White Lightnin"

Lockheed 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 Mel Mutter's P-38 panel with flight dynamics tuned to Gardner's race specs.

: 13.32 MB
: 1.3K
: 1

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Shorts S.45 Solent

The Solent is a 1946 flying boat airliner built for BOAC and TEAL, with a Solent 3 for BOAC and Solent 4s for TEAL, plus Aquila Airways. Version 2 operates with two simulators and includes an improved panel by Jens B. Kristensen.

: 10.41 MB
: 1.3K
: 4/5
: 4

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VF-17 Jolly Rogers Vought F4U-7 Corsair

An 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-specific identity overall.

: 8.15 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 1

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Grumman XF5F-1 Skyrocket

An 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, there is no 2D panel, and aircraft.cfg data enables catapult launches on carriers.

: 8.94 MB
: 1.2K
: 3/5
: 2

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Beech AT-11 N92KC

Registration N92KC marks an AT-11 variant presented for a fictional operator, Aerial Survey and Cargo Service Inc.; Vladimir Gonchar credits Milton Shupe’s original work and contributors, while adding a replacement spinprop appearance and a flight dynamics file tied to the real aircraft in Kermit Weeks’ collection.

: 9.58 MB
: 1.2K
: 8

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Junkers Ju52 Float Plane

Two 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 autopilot control but lacks VOR1 or nav hold for navigation.

: 11.04 MB
: 1.2K
: 1/5

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Spantax Beechcraft D18S

By Richard Wisman, this Spantax S.A. skin targets the D18S/SNB native variant of Milton Shupe's Beech D-18, built from archive Beechcraft C-45 Expeditor photos to resemble the original aircraft. It uses a skin set within the D18SX_DC folder, carries registration EC-ASJ, and reflects Madrid as head office, with Spantax operating 1959–1988.

: 16.84 MB
: 1.2K
: 6

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Waco Classic

The 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 an open-cockpit design. It preserves a stable flight model and refined ground handling, with landing lights, strobes, and external elements aligned to standard expectations.

: 2.14 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 5

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Fokker F.VIIa

The Fokker F.VIIa bears KLM, DDL, Balair, and Swissair markings, illustrating its inter-war era single-engined airliner lineage. Version 2.1, by Jens B Kristensen, aligns the model with this designation, preserving historical markings and a faithful representation of the variant.

: 18.45 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 4

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P-38 Lightning "Fear The Reaper"

This 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 Mel Mutter’s WWII-era cockpit panel adds period gauges, delivering an authentic flight-deck feel while maintaining a historically informed exterior concept.

: 13.72 MB
: 1.1K
: 1

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Republic P-47 Hun Hunter

Tom 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, with reference photographs to provide historical context.

: 12.35 MB
: 1.1K
: 4/5
: 1

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Consolidated PBY Catalina

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 parasol wing, and bubble hatches, while lowering wing floats via a dedicated control and reusing standard gauges from the gauges folder.

: 1.71 MB
: 1.1K
: 5/5
: 1

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Corben Baby Ace With Spats

Craig Richardson depicts a faithful, freeware rendition of an early single-seat parasol-wing homebuilt, with wheel spats for a vintage silhouette. Steel-tube fuselage and fabric-covered wings are modeled, and Robert Kerr’s gauge set from Pete is integrated to recreate essential cockpit readouts in the simulated environment.

: 71.86 MB
: 1K
: 14

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Spitfire MK19 Seagreen

The 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 drives a 452 mph ceiling, while a sea green color marks its appearance and Mark Rooks refines flight dynamics.

: 18.55 MB
: 1K
: 3/5
: 1

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Kawanishi H6K Mavis Update

A 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 directs replacing air and aircraft.cfg, plus copying the pictures to the aircraft folder and placing non-default gauges in the panel folder.

: 2.54 MB
: 1K
: 2

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U.S. Army TL-19 Bird Dog

Massimo 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 Rooks handles modifications and a gauges folder, while six files reside in the main aircraft directory.

: 11.9 MB
: 983
: 1

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Spiteful Guns Firing Effect

A minor tweak for the Spiteful adds gunfire with sound, flash, smoke and falling cartridges when the O key is pressed. It references panel.CFG, fx_Wing_Guns.fx and 20can.wav for integration, with the work credited to A.F. Scrub.

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