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Base ModelBy Warwick Carter, the Z model delivers a three-dimensional construct with full animations, a clickable cockpit, levers, switches, and smooth 3D gauges, complemented by textures from Garry J. Smith…
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…
Base ModelAn airframe set presents a Falcon III powered Bristol two-seater fighter variant, F.2B Mk.1, with four included examples identified as E2601, E2529, F4306, and F4337, all sharing long diagonal exha…
Base ModelFive Howard 500 models exist, including Passenger and Cargo variants with original and revised tail mapping, and a 3D virtual cockpit. Sixteen color schemes, a custom panel and gauges, custom sound…
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, …
Payware RepaintVariant 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 air…
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 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 as…
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 ModelAn Fokker F.VIIa bears markings for KLM, DDL (Danish Airlines), Balair and Swissair, reflecting its inter-war airliner heritage across several historic routes. Version 2.1, by Jens B. Kristensen, i…
Base ModelFive DFS230 gliders (types A, B and C) join a JU52 tow aircraft, images converted to DDS by Henry Rastouil and Ross McLennan. Types B and C carry drag chutes, and doors or canopy open via shift+E, …
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…
Base ModelPowered by a 2375 hp Rolls Royce Griffon 85 engine, the Seafire Mk47 reaches 723 km/h at 6,242 m and carries four Hispano 20 mm cannons along with up to eight 27 kg rockets or 675 kg bombs beneath …
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…
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 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…
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 ModelWith the He 112B, Heinkel delivers a monoplane fighter by A.F. Scrub that centers on the B-2 variant, powered by a Junkers Jumo 210Ga producing 700 hp, and Romania orders 24 units, reflecting early…
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, …