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Complete with Base ModelBy SWingman, this reworked beta targets a flight simulation program and offers two variants, wheeled and ski, with optional English gauge labels. Winter version uses fixed gear, while engine limits cap at 250C, cruise at 1550–1600 rpm and 170–180 km/h, and aerobatic speed reaches 240 km/h.
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Complete with Base ModelAn updated version of the H1 Racer is released, featuring an adjusted Alpha Channel to achieve a closer-to-original appearance and a revised N-number marking on the wing to match the reference. The complete aircraft includes the original readme, with technique developed and used by Rooks Silva Design Group and credits to Mark Rooks.
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Complete with Base ModelA Cessna 340A modification by RSDG replaces dual 230 kW (310 hp) TSIO-520-NB engines and three-blade constant speed propellers, preserving a 70s retro aesthetic with wood-grain panel and tinted windows. Six files—CFG, Airfile, Sound, Model, Panel, Textures—populate the main Aircraft folder, with updates by Mark Rooks.
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RepaintKobbe Farwick drafts a red-and-blue variant for the Aircreation_582SL ultralight, with ui_variation set to Red and Blue, and ui_type listed as Trike Ultralight. The base model lists AirCreation as the manufacturer and ui_createdby Kobbe Farwick.
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Complete with Base ModelThe Meyers 200D airframe, four-seat general aviation design, has two color options with full animations and a virtual cockpit, based on a real aircraft registered as N2979T, by Tim Conrad. The cab.200d gauges file accompanies the cockpit instrumentation.
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Complete with Base ModelThe Crusader, a six-place light twin, evolves into the T303 with production starting in October 1981 and first flown on February 14, 1978. It employs two 250 hp Continental engines, and Version 3.1 uses FSDS2.10 by John B. Loney, Jr.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo variants define this Cessna 206 family, namely the P206 and TU206A, reflecting the lineage from earlier Super Skywagon models. The TU206A carries a turbocharged TSIO-520-C engine and supports a 3D and 2D cockpit panel.
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Paint KitTyler Miller creates a Photoshop PSD template for the Cessna 172, featuring a layered structure and color palettes. Red-highlighted layers should not be altered, the shading layer uses multiply to retain surface detail, and a mask layer flags the design area while an optional guide layer shows part locations.
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RepaintTwo resolution options exist for variant N3804Q of the Cessna Skyhawk 172SP, namely 1024 by 1024 and 2048 by 2048, produced in 32-bit color with no mipmaps. Tom Tiedman earns credit for the work, and Microsoft appears in the credits.
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Complete with Base ModelBy Tim Conrad, a rebuild of the AA-5B Tiger delivers a cockpit overhaul with additional 3-D switches, levers, and reflective gauges, and adopts XML gauges throughout. It includes the aa5b.cab gauge files and the aa5b_placards_T file, while image maps are resized to 2048x2048.
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PatchAndrew McGowin provides a refined image enhancement for the Cessna 172 Skyhawk, aiming to sharpen external details on the default model while preserving the fuselage lines. The replacement targets existing files in the aircraft/C172 folder with higher-resolution equivalents, delivering crisper wing surfaces and a more defined tail.
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Complete with Base ModelRegistration N55699 anchors a visual upgrade for Hauke Keitel's Piper Arrow III model and panel, by Ryan Cobb. It adopts the coloration of Richard 'Dickey' Benson Cherokee Arrow II N55699, and PA28R201.ZIP is required for proper use.
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RepaintThe Baron 58 variant carries registration PH-BYA and is attributed to Samuel Berry. The configuration is documented in the aircraft.cfg with atc_id PH-BYA, ui_type Baron 58, and ui_manufacturer Beechcraft, with the author designated as Samuel Berry.
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Complete with Base ModelTim Conrad credits the Zlin Z-50L aerobatic model, which has three color options, and a gauge file named z50.cab accompanies it. The Czech design features a hard flight model and cockpit utilities intended for precision maneuvers.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo 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.
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Repaint for PaywareThe model presents a 1973 Cessna A188B AGTruck variant with registration N5851G and serial 18801154T, powered by a Continental IO-520-D engine. Rafal Stankiewicz / Yoyosims credits the work, and engine hours show 923.9 SMOH with airframe hours at 11,496.9.
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Complete with Base ModelKeitel refines the PA 28-201-T to mirror a real PA28 201R-T Turbo Arrow from 1977–1980, aligning flight dynamics with its performance. It adds a new two-dimensional and virtual cockpit with a GPS and new effects, while credits go to Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft for the changes.
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RepaintColor variations for the Hawthorne College fleet depict Cherokee 180 airframes based on aircraft that operated from 8B1 in New Hampshire during the 1980s. These variations, by Jim Boynton, link the Cherokee 180 types to the 8B1 base.
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Complete with Base ModelAnimated 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.
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Complete with Base ModelMiniMax 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.
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