By David Grindele, the conversion preserves the four-seat single-engine design and refines pitch, roll, and yaw for more realistic handling. It offers 30 color schemes created by various artists an…
Base ModelPolish agricultural and firefighting aircraft, the M-18A Dromader, debuts in 1976 and earns export to several countries worldwide. The model offers a full virtual cockpit and five color variants, b…
Base ModelThe Alpha 160A is an all-metal aerobatic trainer powered by a 160 hp Lycoming O-320-D2A, tracing its design to Avions Robin and shifting production to Alpha Aviation in New Zealand in 2004, with Ga…
Base ModelBy Mark Rooks, known as Fireball, and the Rook Silva Design Group, this Van’s RV-4 model based on Felipe Belalcazar’s design gains a metallic finish that changes with in-sim lighting. It employs a …
Base ModelRobert Versluys uses GMAX to shape the Dash8-Q400 model, which features moving parts, opening doors, and visible prop pitch. Peter Tredre applies SAE colours, while the accompanying sound and panel…
Base ModelThe Cheyenne III marks a new twin turboprop version that carries the designation PA-42 and targets a six to eleven-seat corporate or commuter role. Production deliveries begin June 30, 1980, as the…
Base ModelAustralian-designed Seabird variant carries original gauges and a photorealistic two-dimensional cockpit with a fully functional virtual cockpit, delivering precise control feel and visibility at l…
Base ModelAT-401 B variant presents a fully animated model and a night-illuminated cockpit, with a 2D panel using XML gauges and a sound package, plus PDFs in Spanish and English. Xavier Gasso supplies the m…
Version 3.0 introduces a Bird Dog variant built with FSDS from ABACUS, offering a civilized version and two owner-specific color styles, plus a 3D virtual cockpit with an animated pilot head. Visua…
Base ModelAn Islander BN 2B in version 3 supports emergency medical and health services across Zambia for a national health-service organization, with an associated image file zfdsv3.gif. The model is by Mar…
RepaintRegistration G-BSCZ identifies a Cessna 152 presented in a Navy Blue and Yellow variation. Just Flight is credited as the creator, and the model reflects a traditional all-metal, two-seat side-by-s…
Samuel Berry revises the Cherokee 180, a variant carried from earlier uploads, by adding a virtual cockpit. The revision reconfigures the aircraft.cfg and introduces new flight dynamics, with no re…
Base ModelRegistration N7620 dates to circa 1974, and the model is designed in FSDS2 and FSDS3 with full animation, water rudders, and a dynamic virtual cockpit. It features a complete cabin with opening cre…
Base ModelFinal in the AgCat line, this modification converts the Super Ag Cat C/600 to a Wright R-1820-202A radial with 1,200 hp, with two options for aerobatics or bush flying and two cockpit panels includ…
Base ModelBy David Grindele, this two-seat light aircraft model includes 17 free designs from FlightSim.com and features refined flight dynamics, engine fire effects, and navigation lights. Notes point to a …
Base ModelRegistration N780G operates at Phoenix Goodyear Airport in a Piper PA28-201-T Turbo Arrow, circa 1977–1980. The model features a refreshed 2D and virtual cockpit with GPS and new effects, by Mark R…
Payware RepaintJim Allen presents a second model variant for the Conquest, using DDS 32-bit extended 888-8 data and correcting the seam on the panel. It adds a darker, high-contrast VC panel and reduces emissive …
Two aircraft form the offering: the LIC Bellanca Scout, painted anew by Taylor Giannelia, and Wolfgand Piper's Schweizer SGS-233A. The Bellanca Scout carries the LIC (Long Island Classics) designat…
Base ModelTwo appearance variants exist for the Savannah UltraLight, one with wheel covers and one without, offered in Italian and Canadian styling. Version 3.8, dated October 2010, credits Massimo Taccoli f…
ZiggyFsims delivers a turbocharged Beech Baron 58TC variant, citing 125 hp and a turbocharger reachable to 25,000 feet, with data drawn from Ramaircraft and credits to Jerry Giffin. The unit stands…