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SP2 Acceleration Fairchild PT-19B

As a WW2 USAAF basic trainer, the Fairchild PT-19B offers multiple paint schemes and fore-and-aft cockpit views, by Tim Conrad. The model evokes mid-century training operations and presents varied markings through its palette options, enabling historical portrayal across several contexts.

: 20.05 MB
: 2.5K
: 4

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DeHavilland DH.80A Puss Moth

Three models include wheel-skirted, wheel-skirtless, and ski-equipped variants, totaling eight configurations. Milton Shupe, Scott Thomas, Damian Radice and Tom Falley contribute the original model, while Rob Cappers, Tim Scharnhop, Hans Joerg Naegele and Tom Falley handle the conversion.

: 33.08 MB
: 2.5K
: 5/5
: 12

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SP-2 Acceleration Saab J-21

The Saab J-21 stands as a Swedish fighter and ground-attack aircraft, featuring four variants and a VC with metric gauges for cockpit clarity. The build relies on SP-2 SDK, and Tim Conrad receives credit.

: 20.07 MB
: 2.4K
: 4/5
: 5

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Fiat CR-42

The Fiat CR.42 Falco appears as a biplane fighter, a single-seat aircraft serving mainly with Italy’s Regia Aeronautica during World War II. Belgium, Sweden, and Hungary operate it, while Turin-based factories produce more than 1800 units worldwide.

: 3.22 MB
: 2.4K
: 5/5
: 2

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Sopwith 5F-1 Dolphin

Version 0_1 by Edward Cook defines the 5F-1 Dolphin as the first multi-gun fighter associated with 79 Squadron based at Champion in February 1919. A gauge file ec5F1.CAB accompanies the panel setup for gauge integration.

: 6.18 MB
: 2.3K
: 1

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Short S.45 Solent, BOAC & TEAL

The Solent lineup shows a Solent 3 for BOAC and Solent 4s for TEAL, with Aquila Airways represented, spanning early and late variants. Version 2 undergoes modification to run with two flight simulators, and an improved panel accompanies the model.

: 10.41 MB
: 2.3K
: 5/5
: 4

Repaint for Payware Model

US Coast Guard PBY Catalina

This U.S. Coast Guard motif targets the Aerosoft Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina payware, crafted by Henry William with the official Aerosoft kit to reproduce authentic Coast Guard markings. The configuration uses atc_id PH-PBY and ui_variation PBY-5A USCG to establish the registration and external identity on the payware model.

: 22.73 MB
: 2.3K
: 5/5
: 4

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USAF Consolidated B-24

An Alphasim original becomes a supercharged B-24 configured for night missions, with modifications by Wayne Farrell enhancing performance. The upgrade delivers roughly 50 mph faster speed, and the arrangement maintains the aircraft’s basic silhouette while focusing on propulsion improvements and flight characteristics.

: 5.76 MB
: 2.2K
: 5/5
: 2

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Army Cessna L-19 Bird Dog

The Army-marked L-19 variant of a Bird Dog is rendered with a detailed cockpit and authentic flight characteristics. Credits go to Massimo Taccoli for the exterior model, Chris Coarse for flight dynamics, Dennis Seeley for gauges, and Mark Rooks for US Army markings, with components including model, panel, CFG, air file, and a Gauges file.

: 10.18 MB
: 2K
: 1

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Douglas B-18A Bolo

Animated 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.dds format, and cockpit visuals borrow the VC and 2D panel from the DC-3, with credit to Paul Clawson.

: 18.91 MB
: 2K
: 5/5
: 3

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Boeing 314 Clipper Patched FS9 Version

Mike Stone designs the original aircraft for an earlier platform, and D.L. Tarbox retrofits it to function on a newer system, with the image at /userimages/clipper1X.JPG showing height 100 and width 150, offering a concise, factual snapshot of the conversion.

: 636.53 KB
: 1.9K
: 1

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Short S.25V Sandringham

From 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.

: 9.84 MB
: 1.8K
: 5/5
: 4

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Tuskegee P-51 Mustang

A 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.

: 13.92 MB
: 1.8K
: 1

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Vultee V1A

The 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 and its creator, for reference.

: 5.85 MB
: 1.8K
: 5/5
: 3

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Bristol Bombay

By Paul Clawson, this native acceleration model depicts the Bristol Bombay in Desert Service for Middle East operations. The cockpit features animated flight controls and working gauges, with a desert-colored finish and the atc_id N36644 anchoring its designation.

: 23.37 MB
: 1.7K
: 4/5
: 2

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Douglas C-47 Dakota

The DC-3 becomes the C-47 Dakota, a military troop transport variant, shown in WW2-era woodland camo. Mark Rooks of RDG and Mary Moo credit the design, a folder named C-47 Dakota holds the files, and they exclude the DC-3 sound to reduce size.

: 10.21 MB
: 1.7K
: 5/5
: 1

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Fokker FVIIa

An 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, is tied to the image fviiav21.gif, documenting this F.VIIa's presentation.

: 18.45 MB
: 1.6K
: 4/5
: 4

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Flight Replicas BF109-k4 Pack

Five 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.

: 26.67 MB
: 1.5K
: 4/5
: 3

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Curtiss Reid Rambler MK.III

The Mk III Rambler from Curtiss-Reid appears in a Yellow CF-ABZ variant and is by Craig Richardson, credited to Classic Wings, recalling its 1931 Kings Cup entry that finished 13th and later serves as a Canadian Air Force trainer. It uses full animations and 3D gauges that animate cockpit systems.

: 38.23 MB
: 1.4K
: 5/5
: 2

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Dart Kitten II

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 Richardson, the model uses full animations, 3D gauges, and baked visuals, preserving the aircraft’s early design heritage.

: 14.05 MB
: 1.4K
: 2