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FDE For Rick Pipers DHC-1 Chipmunk

An entirely new FDE for the DHC-1 Chipmunk enhances aerobatic handling, enabling normal, flat, and inverted spins and hammerheads after input and testing by a real-world Chippie pilot. Bernt Stolle credits Rick Piper's freeware v3 as the baseline, delivering a more realistic feel.

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9.52 KB
Total Downloads
2K
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Project V35 Bonanza

The V35 Bonanza presents a V-tail design with no virtual cockpit, featuring a tuned 2D panel and flight characteristics refined by Chuck Dome and Mark Rooks. Six components labeled CFG, Airfile, Model, Sound, Panel, and bitmap assets accompany DXTBMP tooling for artists to customize colors with image editors.

File Size
17.66 MB
Total Downloads
1.8K
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1
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Van's Aircraft RV-9A

Three variants of the Van's RV-9A feature a 3D panel, acknowledging Chuck Dome and Dwayne Redding for the work, with public domain release. The release documents the model and creator credits, inviting enthusiasts to explore each configuration's cockpit layout.

File Size
1.82 MB
Total Downloads
1.8K
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5
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Piper PA 28-201R-T Turbo Arrow

A refined PA-28-201R-T Turbo Arrow reflects turbocharged performance from late-1970s to early-1980s Piper Arrows, featuring a refreshed cockpit layout and an integrated GPS, while flight tests by licensed aviators confirm realistic handling and flight envelope in practice.

File Size
25.36 MB
Total Downloads
1.7K
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1
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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.

File Size
31.25 MB
Total Downloads
1.7K
Star Rating
1/5
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2
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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.

File Size
6.75 MB
Total Downloads
1.7K
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23
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Beech Baron 58 Texture Fix

Andrew McGowin delivers an image replacement for the Beechcraft Baron 58, based on the original files by Microsoft, improving fuselage panels and cockpit details while preserving frame rates. Assets reside in aircraft\beech_baron_58, replacing the relevant files in that folder to deliver crisper visuals during flight.

File Size
10.94 MB
Total Downloads
1.7K
Star Rating
4/5
Screenshots
7
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Piper Warrior Turbo (Fictional)

Animated 2D panel flight controls and a functional virtual cockpit accompany a tweaked .air file and new paint by Mel Mutter, based on Rien Cornelissen’s original. The subscale altimeter reads hPa and inches of mercury, and each tank holds 25 gal, with fuel gauges showing full.

File Size
9.11 MB
Total Downloads
1.6K
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3
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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.

File Size
16.56 MB
Total Downloads
1.6K
Star Rating
1/5
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2
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Acclaim Type S Turbo

Two variants exist for a Mooney conversion, delivering a standard cockpit and a G1000-equipped version, with modifications by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft. The model maintains a high-speed profile, cruising about 280 mph at 25,000 feet, establishing itself as the fastest piston single in production.

File Size
38.23 MB
Total Downloads
1.6K
Star Rating
1/5
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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.

File Size
8.41 MB
Total Downloads
1.5K
Star Rating
3/5
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2
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Mooney M-18C

Three paint schemes accompany this Mooney M-18C Mite variant, which includes a virtual cockpit and holds a historical note as Al Mooney’s early production design from the late 1940s. Tim Conrad contributes the model, and it references a gauges file named cab.m18c for cockpit instruments.

File Size
9.45 MB
Total Downloads
1.5K
Star Rating
2/5
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4
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Rutan Q1 Quickie

Q1 Quickie v2 presents an improved variant of the original design, fixing exterior reflections and adding night lighting. It adopts a Rotax 50 hp two-stroke engine, with no internal oil system or gauges, and pilot toggling occurs through the engine controls housing while sunglasses switch on or off via the left armrest cushion.

File Size
22.33 MB
Total Downloads
1.5K
Star Rating
4/5
Screenshots
4
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I.C.P. Bingo HKS Engine UltraLight

Pair of variations reflect Italian and Spanish civilian operators, centered on a light two-seat, high-wing ultralight with a tricycle gear. A working 3D panel operates exclusively via the Virtual cockpit, and a 4-stroke HKS engine powers the model; delivered as BingoFSX.zip.

File Size
7.22 MB
Total Downloads
1.4K
Screenshots
11
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Improved Extra 300

An updated Extra 300 variant adds new and improved FDEs by Charles Backus, including torque handling on takeoff and the ability to perform loops while landing at 55 knots; it also adds new cfg and air files and supports 200-knot speed, plus a short 10-second video of knife-edge flight.

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441.49 KB
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1.4K
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Thorp T-18

By Robert Kerr, this rendition honors a real-world Thorp T-18 first flown in 1963 and built by the author's father, who completed three examples, with this version based on his last. It features a high-definition cockpit view, multiple custom animations, and a modeled landing light effect.

File Size
32.4 MB
Total Downloads
1.4K
Star Rating
5/5
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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.

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43.66 KB
Total Downloads
1.4K
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1
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Project SR22GTS G3 Turbo

Operating as a Cirrus SR22-GTS Turbo G3 variant, flight dynamics match 2007 turbo G3 specifications and the CAPS system is included. The package lists six main components—CFG, Airfile, Model, Sound, Panel, Textures—with BMP white textures credited to Mark Rooks.

File Size
35.86 MB
Total Downloads
1.3K
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1
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BAE Systems CT4 Airtrainer

Tamworth hosts a CT4 trainer operated by BAE Systems for ZK-CAV, a New Zealand-made aircraft that exists in a B variant and a modified E version that shares the nose with the E and outperforms the B. It features custom animations, gauges, and textures by Frat Bros Design and is associated with the BAECT4V1_1.ZIP.

File Size
4.42 MB
Total Downloads
1.3K
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1
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Blue And White Moo's Mooney Acclaim

The Acclaim variant, derived from the Bravo, is developed by Mark Fire Ball Rooks and Mary Moo, reflecting Mooney’s single-engine design. Flight dynamics are tuned to boost climb rate and cruise speed, while a blue-and-white motif on the fuselage emphasizes sleek contours, and an included custom sound option lets users revert to the Bravo audio.

File Size
15.59 MB
Total Downloads
1.2K
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1