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Robin R2160/Alpha 160A

Robin R2160 and Alpha 160A share an identical all-metal airframe and are aerobatic trainers powered by a 160 hp Lycoming O-320-D2A. Production moves in 2004 to Alpha Aviation in New Zealand, while Garmin GNS430 and GTX330 avionics are supported by documented panels and gauges, credited to Jean-Pierre Brisard and Bob May of Premier Aircraft Design.

: 6.75 MB
: 1.8K
: 23

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Pazmany PL-4

Two variants of the Pazmany PL-4A exist, including Prototype Aircraft (atc_id N44PL) and White with Orange trim (atc_id N10583), both credited to Robert Kerr. The model features an IFR panel with 3D gauges, dimmable panel lighting, and a modeled landing light, while a PL-4 paint kit is included.

: 31.25 MB
: 1.8K
: 1/5
: 2

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MiniMax

MiniMax by Flight Replicas exists as a general aviation model, with a manual located inside the MiniMax aircraft folder. The author builds the model while learning Gmax and an image caption shows MiniMax in flight.

: 16.56 MB
: 1.6K
: 1/5
: 2

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Luscombe 8A Silvaire

Two-seat Luscombe 8A variant Silvaire marks the postwar re-marketing of the Model 8 after World War II, presenting a side-by-side layout with animation, dynamic shine, a clickable virtual cockpit, and conversion to native format, by Craig Richardson.

: 8.32 MB
: 1.6K
: 5/5

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Red White And Blue Bonanza V35

Chuck Dome develops the Beechcraft V-tail Bonanza variant, refined by Mark Rooks to improve flight handling and instrument layout. It arrives as six components—CFG, AIR file, Model, Sound, Panel, and imagery assets—and the virtual cockpit places the main view toward the rear, aligning engine, lift, and weight distribution adjustments.

: 21.73 MB
: 1.6K
: 2/5
: 1

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Ercoupe

Converted from earlier iterations by special request from Bill Dick, this Ercoupe gains tweaks to flight characteristics and adds landing lights and strobes. The cockpit relies on the default Cessna 172 panel, and lighting effects require 3D Lights and Redux by A2A.

: 8.41 MB
: 1.5K
: 3/5
: 2

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Diamond DA42 Twin Star N68MJ

Registration N68MJ, operated by Jaztec LLC, pairs with a Diamond Aircraft DA-42 Twin Star TDI variant, and an alternate pilot image places the author in the cockpit. John J. Thuot II authors the work, and the record lists Diamond Aircraft Inc. as manufacturer and ATC ID 987TS.

: 5.7 MB
: 1.4K
: 1

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Lake Renegade Update

By Bob Chicilo, the Lake Renegade 250 undergoes a flight-dynamics adjustment and a panel revision to better match the virtual cockpit, for use with the original RENGADE1.ZIP. Cruise at about 125 indicated now uses 18–19 inches of mercury manifold pressure, and cab files from default panel folders may appear as either .cab or zipped equivalents.

: 43.66 KB
: 1.4K
: 1

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Jezebel Yak 52

Jezebel-inspired artwork for the Yakovlev Yak-52 comes from a real Nanchang CY-6A owned by David Strawn, derived from John Carter’s original model and refined by Mark Rooks of RSDG Aircraft to align visuals with cockpit instrumentation. A CFG file, an AIR file, a 3D model, a sound file, and a cockpit panel appear.

: 15.55 MB
: 1.4K
: 1

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Piper PA-18 Super Cub

Two variants by Mathias Wagner display D-EKIB and D-ELJH registrations for a Piper PA-18, with PA18_V3.ZIP compatibility, and are inspired by Graupner models. D-ELJH traces to a mid-70s radio-controlled kit with a 1.2 m span, while D-EKIB stems from a rubber-powered free-flight kit with a 540 mm wing.

: 2.09 MB
: 1.3K
: 5/5
: 2

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Extra 300L

Three registrations—D-EXIR, D-EWKL, and D-EXUG—are represented, with flight dynamics by Wolfram Beckert and overall work by Michael Garbers; beta v1.1 identifies the version, while original paintings credit pilots Rainer Berndt, Klaus Lenhart, and Ulrich Griebel, and the Virtual Cockpit remains in progress.

: 9.51 MB
: 1.3K
: 7

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Aeronca Chief

An Aeronca Chief, developed in 1945 as a side-by-side variant of the Champion, stands as a native project compiled with Xtomdl SP-2 into SP-2. The cockpit hosts animated controls and working gauges, while light bump mapping on fasteners and reflective glass add subtle realism.

: 1.2 MB
: 1.3K
: 2

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Cessna 182 Used Trainer

RSDG Aircraft delivers a weathered Cessna 182 Skylane variant with a revised cockpit and authentic flight instruments, including an altimeter, attitude indicator, and VOR displays. Mark Rooks guides refinements that adjust weight distribution, aerodynamics, and engine performance, producing more responsive handling for training and practice flights.

: 22.14 MB
: 1.2K
: 1

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Zivko Edge 540 Frecce

Tom's FS-Addons delivers three variants of an aerobatic Edge 540, each bearing the atc_id VH-PIP and featuring ui_variation labels such as Frecce Tricolore, Pearl, and a remote control variant, with a common creator credit across the lineup.

: 3.52 MB
: 1.2K
: 5

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Zodiac XL

Developers adjust Zodiac XL to simulate the 601UL variant, with gauges developed to mirror the Real World G-CDLW cockpit. Max Symons leads the adaptation of Paul Hartl’s original and Zenith-Air’s earlier offering, while dedicated Zodiac instrument-panel gauges are included.

: 1.21 MB
: 1.2K
: 3

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Cessna 206 Stationair D-EYBA

By B. Lechner, this cargo-focused appearance for Carenado’s Stationair carries the D-EYBA registration. The archive includes a folder named _D-EYBA with a matching atc_id of D-EYBA and ui_type C U206G Stationair 6 II, and it requires Carenado’s payware model for full use, dated 2012-01.

: 9.39 MB
: 1.1K
: 5

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CEV Cessna C310R

The CEV variant for the Cessna 310R is designed to be used with the C310R base variant, and Martial Feron is credited for its creation. UI identifiers mark this version as variation CEV and type Twin Engine Prop, while references cite Cessna 310v4_checklist and Cessna 310v4_references.

: 5.92 MB
: 1.1K
: 4

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Beechcraft 58 TC Baron

The 58 TC variant presents turbocharged performance with updated flight characteristics and visuals by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft. It reaches about 280 mph in level flight and displays manifold pressure changes at higher altitudes through recalibrated gauges; the package includes aircraft.cfg, the .air file, model, sound, panel, and image directories.

: 2.18 MB
: 1.1K
: 1

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Ultralight Tecnam P2004 Bravo SLSA

By Don Halcom, the ultralight S-LSA variant from Tecnam offers an all-metal airframe with a cantilever wing and Rotax 912ULS (100 HP) propulsion, configured for operation under United States rules; its wingspan reaches 27.5 ft, length 21.7 ft, and fuel capacity is 26.4 US gallons.

: 6.86 MB
: 1.1K
: 3

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Emerald Lancair

The emerald-finished Lancair Legacy 2000 is powered by a 310 hp Continental IO-550-N engine with NOS boost for faster acceleration. It achieves cruise speeds above 300 mph and uses upgraded 2D and 3D cockpit panels aligned with default gauges.

: 21.57 MB
: 1.1K
: 1