MSFS Complete with Base Model

MSFS JMB VL3 915iS

Name: JMB VL3 915iS
Author: deejing

The Rotax-powered JMB VL3 915iS brings a four-blade propeller, retractable landing gear and Working Title G3X avionics with integrated autopilot to Microsoft Flight Simulator. The complete aircraft package includes an animated canopy, interactive circuit breakers, detailed cockpit textures, refined exterior modelling, a tuned flight model, aircraft lighting and liveries with registration markings.

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By deejing · 4 add-ons

Flight Simulator 2020 Flight Simulator 2024

Base model included

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60 total

A yellow and silver aircraft marked 433 banks above rugged canyons and sunlit clouds, with two occupants visible beneath its canopy.

A dark gray and red single-engine aircraft with two occupants flies above a winding river between layered canyon cliffs.

A black and red single-engine aircraft with two visible occupants flies through a rocky canyon dotted with sparse green vegetation.

A turquoise and orange light aircraft flies through a rocky canyon above a winding stream beneath dark clouds.

A black and red light aircraft flies above layered canyon cliffs, with a winding river below and clear blue sky overhead.

A turquoise and orange single-engine aircraft flies beside steep, layered canyon cliffs beneath heavy gray clouds.

A blue-and-white aircraft with checkered tail markings flies above rugged canyon ridges beneath golden sunlight and scattered clouds.

A yellow and black single-engine aircraft flies low above forest and dry clearings, with a winding paved road below.

A teal and orange aircraft banks beside steep rocky cliffs topped with trees beneath thick gray clouds.

Two dark upholstered cockpit seats flank a center console with throttle and trim levers, while dual control sticks rise from the floor.

Two padded cockpit seats flank a carbon-fiber-patterned center console, with control levers and a curved control stick visible.

A yellow single-engine aircraft flies above runway 21, with parked airplanes, airport buildings, and surrounding forest visible below.

A turquoise and orange propeller aircraft banks through a rocky canyon beneath thick gray clouds, with two occupants visible under its canopy.

A yellow and gray light aircraft with checkered wingtips flies above steep, layered canyon walls and a winding river.

A turquoise and orange aircraft banks alongside steep rocky cliffs, with scattered trees and large clouds filling the sky.

A yellow and silver aircraft with checkered wingtips flies above dry grassland and roads, viewed directly from overhead.

A yellow and gray low-wing aircraft sits on a cracked runway with two occupants, checkered wingtips, and a spinning propeller.

Two black cockpit seats feature yellow VL3 evolution embroidery beneath a yellow canopy frame with an overhead latch.

A yellow and gray single-engine aircraft flies above runway threshold markings, with parked aircraft and hangars across the apron behind it.

A yellow and gray light aircraft with checkered markings flies low above forest and dry grassland beside a winding paved road.

A low frontal view shows a yellow, gray, and white propeller aircraft with extended landing gear and yellow wheel chocks on marked pavement.

A black cockpit seat with yellow VL3 evolution lettering sits beside a curved canopy overlooking scattered clouds and rugged canyon terrain.

A yellow and silver single-engine aircraft with checkered markings flies above layered canyon cliffs beneath a clear blue sky.

The cockpit features two terrain displays, central analog gauges, dual control sticks, and throttle levers, with sunlit clouds visible ahead.

A yellow, white, and black single-engine aircraft sits on pavement with wheel chocks, two cockpit occupants, and a spinning propeller.

The cockpit shows a terrain navigation display, analog gauges, and an empty seat beside a white wing above sunlit clouds.

A yellow and black light aircraft sits on the runway with wheel chocks, checkerboard markings, and registration D-MCCH beneath clear skies.

A yellow and silver aircraft banks steeply above rugged canyons and scattered clouds, with two headset-wearing occupants visible beneath its canopy.

A yellow and silver jet with two visible occupants banks above rugged canyons and scattered clouds lit by low sunlight.

A yellow and silver low-wing aircraft marked 433 sits on a runway with two headset-wearing occupants beneath its clear canopy.

A yellow and silver propeller aircraft with checkered wings and tail sits on a runway, with a pilot visible in the cockpit.

A blue-and-white aircraft marked EC-KCN banks above rugged canyon ridges beneath golden clouds and a partly blue sky.

A yellow and gray low-wing propeller aircraft sits on a runway, viewed from behind beneath a clear blue sky.

A black cockpit seat with white piping sits beside a canopy window overlooking a white wing and sunlit clouds.

The cockpit features two digital flight displays, analog gauges, and a flaps interaction prompt, with golden clouds above mountainous terrain outside.

A turquoise and orange single-engine aircraft flies overhead above rocky, forested cliffs beneath a blue sky filled with white clouds.

A yellow aircraft with a black-and-white checkered tail banks steeply above rugged canyons and scattered clouds lit by golden sunlight.

A yellow and white light aircraft marked D-MCCH sits on pavement with wheel chocks and two occupants beneath its clear canopy.

A blue and white single-engine aircraft with checkered markings banks over rugged canyon terrain beneath golden clouds.

A yellow and gray light aircraft sits on runway markings with two headset-wearing occupants beneath its bubble canopy.

A blue and white aircraft with a checkered tail banks above rugged canyon terrain beneath golden clouds.

A yellow and silver single-engine aircraft with checkered wingtips flies above mountainous terrain and golden clouds, with two occupants visible.

A silver and yellow propeller aircraft with two visible occupants flies above rugged terrain and scattered clouds illuminated by golden sunlight.

The cockpit features two digital flight displays and analog gauges, with scattered clouds and golden sunlight visible through the windshield.

A red and black propeller aircraft passes overhead, showing its underside above rocky canyon cliffs beneath a clear blue sky.

The cockpit view shows a terrain display, an empty passenger seat, and the right wing above golden clouds and rugged terrain.

A blue and white light aircraft banks above rugged canyon terrain, with golden clouds surrounding its black-and-white patterned tail.

A cockpit side window overlooks a yellow-and-white wing with dark stripes above scattered clouds illuminated by warm sunlight.

A silver, black, and yellow aircraft sits on runway markings with wheel chocks fitted and a pilot visible in the cockpit.

A cockpit side window frames a yellow-and-gray aircraft wing above scattered clouds and rugged terrain in warm sunlight.

A padded cockpit seat and overhead canopy latch frame a view of the wing, sunlit clouds, and a thin contrail.

A blue single-engine aircraft flies above rugged terrain, viewed from below its nose with a blurred propeller and golden clouds behind.

A yellow-and-gray light aircraft sits on a runway, viewed from behind its bubble canopy with digital cockpit displays visible.

An aircraft configuration screen displays a yellow-and-gray VL-3 with variant thumbnails, fuel and payload tabs, and performance statistics.

A yellow and black single-engine aircraft flies overhead, showing its underside and spinning propeller above a forest-bordered airfield.

A propeller aircraft flies overhead, showing a yellow underside, black-and-white checkered cowling, and blurred propeller against a clear blue sky.

Two illuminated cockpit displays show synthetic terrain, flight instruments, and a terrain map with a blue track in an otherwise dark cockpit.

A partially illuminated aircraft crosses a dark, star-speckled sky, with yellow surfaces visible along its diagonally tilted wings.

An aircraft flies through a dark, starry sky, with yellow illumination outlining parts of its fuselage and wings.

A red and black single-engine aircraft flies overhead against a clear blue sky, showing its underside and spinning propeller.

Editor reviewed · Tested in-sim

Expert Overview

I flew deejing’s JMB VL3 915iS in Microsoft Flight Simulator and found the revised cockpit textures and animated canopy gave the familiar Asobo airframe a welcome touch of character. The package represents the Rotax 915iS configuration with a four-blade propeller, rather than simply offering another paint scheme. I particularly appreciated having the autopilot integrated into the Working Title G3X during my flight.

For me, the useful distinction is that the base aircraft comes included, while the changes extend to the flight model, exterior detailing and interactive circuit breakers. I kept the developer’s performance caveat in mind: this four-blade arrangement is described as slightly slower than the three-blade alternative. Shared engine branding therefore does not imply matching cruise performance across VL3 variants.

Deejing’s freeware JMB VL3 915iS brings a Rotax-powered, four-blade ultralight to the new Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS). This complete aircraft package includes the freeware base model, retractable landing gear, Working Title G3X avionics with autopilot integration, and an animated canopy.

A Rotax 915iS Variation of the Asobo VL3

The JMB VL3 combines a single-engine, low-wing layout with retractable undercarriage—an arrangement that keeps the airframe aerodynamically clean once the gear comes up. For this rendition, deejing builds on Asobo’s VL3 and uses many of its existing simulator assets and textures to represent the Rotax 915iS version with a four-blade propeller.

The four-blade configuration runs slightly slower than the three-blade version, according to the developer. That distinction matters when comparing the aircraft with other VL3 915iS configurations; do not expect identical speed performance simply because they share an engine designation.

Aviation and adventure creator Pilot Frank inspired the project through his real-world flying in and around Germany. He also supplied aircraft information to support development. The result gives sim pilots a way to follow the spirit of his touring and wilderness trips, rather than supplying a separate mission or itinerary package.

G3X Avionics, Cockpit Controls and Exterior Detail

The supplied release, version 1.0.11 dated July 12, 2024, adds the WT G3X [Working Title’s glass-cockpit avionics] and integrates the autopilot into that system. Earlier updates introduced the autopilot itself, corrected avionics issues, and revised cockpit instruments and textures.

Cockpit interaction: Circuit breakers, a canopy-opening handle and canopy animation accompany updated interior textures.
Propeller presentation: Revisions address both propeller textures and animations for the four-blade installation.
Airframe detailing: Successive releases refine the 3D model, while version 1.0.11 corrects UV mapping [the alignment of textures on model surfaces] and adds further texture work.
Livery changes: An earlier update adds a new livery; the July 2024 release also adds registration numbers to the blue and red versions.
Lighting: The initial published release includes lighting fixes alongside cockpit and flight-model revisions.

Flight Model and Development Credits

Deejing credits the r9r-dev fs2020-vl3-rotax915 team for the underlying flight model and effects. The initial February 2023 release aligned its flight model with that project, and a December 2023 update revised it again. Asobo supplies the original VL3 foundation, while Pilot Frank contributes real-aircraft reference information.

Installing the VL3 915iS

Extract the downloaded archive, then copy the deejing-aircraft-vl3915is folder into your MSFS Community folder. Fly Away Simulation supplies this as a complete freeware aircraft package with the base model included, rather than as a repaint-only download.

Developer deejing has explicitly granted Fly Away Simulation permission to list this add-on.

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deejing-msfs-vl2915is.zip

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703.48 MB

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5 October 2026

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How to install this mod

MSFS Complete with Base Model

Extract the downloaded archive

Use 7-Zip (free) or WinRAR to extract the ZIP to a temporary folder. Don't install while still zipped — the simulator can't read inside ZIP files.
Locate your MSFS Community folder

All MSFS add-ons live in the Community folder. Microsoft Store / Game Pass version: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalCache\Packages\Community\. Steam version: %APPDATA%\Microsoft Flight Simulator\Packages\Community\. Tip: enable Developer Mode in MSFS to see your exact Community folder path.
Copy the package into Community

Drag the extracted folder into your Community folder. Most MSFS add-ons follow this pattern.
Restart MSFS

Close MSFS completely and relaunch. The new content appears in the Content Manager, on the World Map, or in the aircraft/livery selector.
Always read the included readme

Every mod ships with a readme.txt or README file. It tells you exactly where files go, what dependencies are needed, and any quirks specific to this add-on.

Freeware developer

deejing

4 add-ons 6,517 downloads On Fly Away since 2022 Message deejing

deejing is an independent freeware aircraft developer for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, specialising in light general aviation and homebuilt kitplanes. Best known for the Van's RV-7 and RV-7A, with a rebuilt MSFS 2024 model, G3X/GNS 530 glass cockpit and a TDS GTNXi variant, deejing has also released the Van's RV-4, the B&F FK9 Mark 4 ultralight and a VL3 915iS, along with an RV-7 paintkit for livery creators. Each aircraft is released as freeware and updated regularly with new variants, fixes and liveries. Fly Away Simulation hosts deejing's releases, including the Van's RV-7 for MSFS, in our freeware aircraft library.