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Repaint for PaywareVariant B-17G-105-EV is registered F-BEEA and linked to No. 44-85643, shaping its historical identity. In the configuration, ui_type is the Flying Fortress and ui_variation is F-BEEA, while the aircraft.cfg entry assigns atc_id=F-BEEA and atc_flight_number=17, completing the metadata that defines its in-sim identity.
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Complete with 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 release is freeware and unsupported.
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Complete with 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 five airline-themed color schemes, including BOAC, Norwegian Air Lines, SAS, RAI, and Aerolineas Argentinas, and updates water-handling dynamics for improved buoyancy and takeoff behavior.
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Complete with Base ModelA North American P-51 Mustang variant carries Tuskegee markings and honors its World War II heritage. The version comprises core components including CFG, Airfile, Model, Panel, Sound, and image assets, plus a Gauges folder to enable cockpit instruments, with base airframe credit to Robert Dial and updates by Mark Rooks.
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Complete with Base ModelAn 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 unknown and the project traces to Michael Vader on an Australian site.
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Repaint for PaywareThree variant options appear as Bf109E B4, Bf109E 6, and Bf109E D-IXWS, each tied to Slovakian Air Force 1943 camouflage and associated with the Bf-109E lineage. Jindrich Barta is credited, with Shockwave Productions Inc. listed as the creator and D-IXWS among the variants.
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Repaint for PaywareB-17G 42-107100, known as Century Note, is presented as a named variant associated with the 532nd Bomb Squadron. The entry designates ui_type B-17G, ui_variation Century Note, and atc_id 7100, with A2A Simulations Inc. credited as the creator.
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Complete with Base ModelJens B. Kristensen releases Version 3.0 of the DH.91 Albatross, a four-engined British airliner from 1938 operated by Imperial Airways and BOAC. It adds a more accurate panel and a detailed virtual cockpit, and remains freeware.
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Repaint for PaywareFive 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, and the visuals capture the signature profiles of each pilot's aircraft.
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Complete with Base ModelDesigned 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 tail. The cockpit panel includes night lighting, a GPS, Bendix-King Radio Stack, a separate compass window, and engine controls.
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Complete with Base ModelBy A. Brausch, this NZ Territorial Squadron P-51 Mustang adds four variants corresponding to Canterbury, Otago, Wellington, and Auckland squadrons, all based on the default P-51_Racer. The complete pack installs into its own folder, and the Model and Texture folders are copied from the default P-51_Racer into P-51_NZTS for functionality.
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Complete with 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 salvage corps acquires it as OY-DAZ and preserves the aircraft today in Denmark, with a detailed interior and a virtual cockpit.
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Complete with 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 autopilot control including speed and Nav hold.
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Complete with Base ModelSingle-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.
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Complete with Base ModelThree GMax models depict CS Racer, the T Transatlantic, and the I-12-based M Racer, with the latter designated I-ROTR, capturing the 1937 Istres‑Damascus‑Paris race and the 1938 Rome‑Dakar‑Rio de Janeiro expedition. The adaptation preserves a VC‑only cockpit.
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Complete with Base ModelVersion B V fixes a bug in older gauges and reworks for compatibility; Mermoz pilots the Rainbow aircraft, which enters legend after a postal flight across the South Atlantic on January 16, 1933, while it features moving parts, antennas, landing lights, interior details, an opening door, and a custom panel inspired by the sole photo.
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Complete with Base ModelThe P1079B/II all-weather heavy fighter concept appears as a two-seat, swept-wing design with six internal fuel tanks and dual He S 011 jet engines mounted in the wing roots fed by leading-edge intakes; the model includes a dynamic virtual cockpit, and armament envisions four MK 108 30mm cannons.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo panel configurations accompany Swingman’s J2F Ducks, offering a standard compass with attitude indicators or a Sperry autopilot suite with AHI pitch control, while popup windows expose GPS, fuel gauges, pedestal, and radios. It includes DuckJ2F-X.CAB, the DuckJ2F gauges folder, and J2F-X Files, with SPAPx as default and DCBx for non-AP.
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Repaint for PaywareTwo 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 April 4, 1945. Enrique Medal authors them.
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Complete with Base ModelTom 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.
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