FSX · Prepar3D · FS2004
Add-ons associated with “Vintage aircraft” in this catalogue.
107 add-ons
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Six versions and six liveries with a virtual cockpit, custom sounds and gauges. A checklist and reference sheet support familiarisation.
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Two historical models, HD textures and custom sounds. The updated version adds five liveries and optional TacPack integration.
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Custom gauges and sounds for a historic four-engine aircraft whose career extended from passenger transport to maritime patrol.
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A recreation of a wooden three-engine bomber, offering a look at a less familiar part of Italian aviation during the Second World War.
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Six models and ten liveries, with period instruments, custom sounds and flight dynamics. The native conversion includes 64-bit compatibility.
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A 1930s touring aircraft with a native model and technical documentation. An appealing way to explore the early days of business aviation.
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Six liveries and four variants use a virtual cockpit, with no 2D panel. A supplied paint kit lets you prepare additional textures.
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Four models, six liveries and a paint kit are included. Flying is from the virtual cockpit only, with animated controls, propellers and landing gear.
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Three military liveries, a virtual cockpit with custom gauges and dedicated sounds, plus reference information and checklists.
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Start the engine by turning the propeller: this version has no starter or generator. The supplied advice recommends no more than 40% fuel for aerobatics.
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Prepared flights and a revised route accompany this reconstruction of the dams raid. Flight plans are available through the Start menu shortcut.
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The aircraft and prepared flights retrace the May 1943 dams raid, with revised routes for following the mission’s low-level stages.
