X-Plane Warbirds

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   X-Plane 11.20+ Panel-Upgrade Default Stinson 1.0

   By FlightSim Files

   X-Plane 11.20+ Panel-Upgrade Default Stinson 1.0. This quick and easy upgrade adds normal effects to the panel of the default X-Plane 11 Stinson. Instructions on how to use this upgrade are included in the download. By Leen de Jager.

   149 downloads

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   Submitted May 18, 2018

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   X-Plane 11.20+ Glass-Upgrade Default Stinson 1.0

   By FlightSim Files

   X-Plane 11.20+ Glass-Upgrade Default Stinson 1.0. The default canopy of the X-Plane Stinson is very milky in appearance, so this upgrade attempts to rectify this and make the canopy look realistic again. Instructions on how to use this upgrade are included in the download. By Leen de Jager.

   122 downloads

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   Submitted May 18, 2018

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   X-Plane 11.20+ Focke Wulf Ta 152 H1 1.0.1

   By FlightSim Files

   X-Plane 11.20+ Focke Wulf Ta 152 H1 1.0.1. The Focke-Wulf Ta152 was a World War II German high-altitude fighter-interceptor designed by Kurt Tank and produced by Focke-Wulf. The Ta 152 was a development of the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 aircraft. The Ta 152 H-1 variant incorporated the H-series wing (14.44 m (48 ft 6 in) and was armed with one engine-mounted Motorkanone 30 mm (1.18 in) MK108 cannon and two 20 mm synchronised MG 151/20 cannons in the wing roots, plus additional fuel tanks located in the wings. Cockpit functions in this X-Plane model still require work, but the rest of the plane is nicely done. By Stephane Toledo.

   378 downloads

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   Submitted May 11, 2018

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   X-Plane 11 Avro Lancaster Mk I 1.0.2

   By FlightSim Files

   X-Plane 11 Avro Lancaster Mk I 1.0.2. This is Jacques Brault's X-Plane 8/9 Lancaster, converted for X-Plane 11. This particular model is based on EM-Z, a Mk I Lancaster operated initially for RAF 207 Squadron, and later transferred to 97 Sqn Conversion Flight. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Sounds created by Dataroots. Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

   217 downloads

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   Submitted May 7, 2018

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   X-Plane 11 Avro Lancaster City Of Lincoln PA474

   By FlightSim Files

   X-Plane 11 Avro Lancaster City Of Lincoln PA474. This repaint is based on PA474, one of only two Lancaster bombers still flying. Requires the converted X-Plane 8/9 Jacques Brault Lancaster by Sean McLeod (AVRO_LANCASTER_MK_I_III_X_XP1105.ZIP). To install, first create a 'Liveries' directory in the main Lancaster folder and then place the newly created 'City Of Lincoln PA474' into it. By Paul Mort.

   68 downloads

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   Submitted May 7, 2018

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   X-Plane 10 And 11 Bell P-39 Airacobra 1.0

   By FlightSim Files

   X-Plane 10 And 11 Bell P-39 Airacobra 1.0. The Bell P39 Airacobra was one of the principal American fighter aircraft in service when the United States entered World War II. This X-Plane model is taken from a blender creation by Baranger. Created in X-Plane 10, but should work fine in 11. The pilot is from the Pilot-Collection by Bertrand Augras. Includes a 3D cockpit. Please see the attached 'Readme' file for more information. By Rich Robinson.

   326 downloads

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   Submitted January 17, 2018

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   X-Plane 11 Belyayev DB-LK 1.0

   By FlightSim Files

   X-Plane 11 Belyayev DB-LK 1.0. The DB-LK (Dahl'niy Bombardirovshchik-LK – long-range bomber–flying wing) was a bomber aircraft designed and built in the USSR in 1939. The airframe was of light alloy stressed skin construction with five spar wings covered with sheet aluminium alloy. Each fuselage pod carried a single M-88 engine in a long chord cowling, driving a three-bladed VISh-23D propeller, as well as a pilot/navigator cockpit and radio operator/gunner station in each of the extensively glazed tail-cones. Only one prototype was ever built. This X-Plane model has been created for modern airshows and as such incorporates modern instruments. It is also certified for ILS CAT IIIa landings. All specifications are within 2% of the specifications available. Documentation included in the package. By Billy Bargagliotti.

   92 downloads

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   Submitted January 11, 2018

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   X-Plane USAAF Douglas C-47/DC-3 1.0

   By FlightSim Files

   X-Plane USAAF Douglas C-47/DC-3 1.0. This is a USAAF livery for the Douglas C-47/DC-3 by Aeroworx (both X-Plane 10 and 11 variants). This repaint is based on an actual C47 with the registration 315211. Simply unzip and place the 'C47 USAAF' folder into the liveries directory of the aircraft. By Paul Mort.

   153 downloads

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   Submitted December 7, 2017

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   X-Plane 11 Supermarine Spitfire PR Mk XIX 1.0

   By FlightSim Files

   X-Plane 11 Supermarine Spitfire PR Mk XIX 1.0. This is Thibaud Duhamel's PR Mk XIX Spitfire, converted for X-Plane 11. The Spitfire PR MK XIX was the last operational type of Spitfire to be used by the RAF. This X-Plane model comes with eight liveries. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Sounds provided by Dataroots. Thank you to Thibaud Duhamel for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

   258 downloads

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   Submitted November 2, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress 1.0

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress 1.0. This is Jacques Brault's X-Plane 8 and 9 B-17 F Flying Fortress, converted for X-Plane 11. The Boeing B17 Flying Fortress is a four-engine heavy bomber developed in the 1930s for the United States Army Air Corps. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

    285 downloads

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    Submitted November 1, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Boeing B-29 Superfortress 1.0

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Boeing B-29 Superfortress 1.0. This is Jacques Brault's X-Plane 8 and 9 B29 Superfortress, converted for X-Plane 11. The Boeing B-29 Superfortress is a four-engine propeller-driven heavy bomber designed by Boeing, which was flown primarily by the United States during World War II and the Korean War. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Metallic artwork by Ron Van Der Noll. Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

    560 downloads

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    Submitted October 31, 2017

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    X-Plane 10.50+ Dornier Do 217-E2 1.0.1

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 10.50+ Dornier Do 217-E2 1.0.1. The Dornier Do 217 was a bomber used by the German Luftwaffe during World War II. The Do217 E-2 variant had dive bombing capabilities, three 7.92 mm MG 15s, two 13 mm (.51 in) MG 131 machine guns, one 15 mm MG 151, and a 4,000 kilograms (8,800 lb) bombload. Credit goes to Beber for the use of his pilots. By Philippe Gastebois.

    181 downloads

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    Submitted October 27, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Supermarine Spitfire Mk 1A 1.0

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Supermarine Spitfire Mk 1A 1.0. This is Jacques Brault's X-Plane 8 and 9 Spitfire, converted for X-Plane 11. The Supermarine Spitfire is a British single-seat fighter aircraft that was used by the Royal Air Force and many other Allied countries before, during and after World War II. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Sounds provided by Dataroots. Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

    225 downloads

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    Submitted October 26, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Fairchild/Fleet Aircraft PT-26 Cornell Mk II 1.0.1

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Fairchild/Fleet Aircraft PT-26 Cornell Mk II 1.0.1. This is Jacques Brault’s X-Plane 8 and 9 Fleet Aircraft PT26 Cornell Mk II, updated for X-Plane 11. This model represents an aircraft operated by the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, located at John C. Munro - Hamilton International Airport (CYHM), Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Sounds provided by Dataroots. Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

    108 downloads

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    Submitted October 24, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Canadian Car And Foundry Harvard Mk. IV 1.0.1

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Canadian Car And Foundry Harvard Mk. IV 1.0.1. This is Jacques Brault's X-Plane 8 and 9 Harvard Mk. IV, converted for X-Plane 11. This X-Plane model bears the markings of airframe 20412, a Harvard Mk. IV of the Royal Canadian Air Force, built under licence from North American Aircraft by Canadian Car and Foundry of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. The real airframe is airworthy (available for rides) and operated by the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, located at CYHM. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Sounds created by Dataroots. Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

    156 downloads

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    Submitted October 24, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Hawker Hurricane Mk I 1.0.1

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Hawker Hurricane Mk I 1.0.1. This is Jacques Brault's X-Plane 8 and 9 Hawker Hurricane Mk I, converted for X-Plane 11. The Hawker Hurricane is a British single-seat fighter aircraft of the 1930s–1940s that was designed and predominantly built by Hawker Aircraft Ltd for the Royal Air Force. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Sounds provided by Dataroots. Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

    154 downloads

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    2 comments

    Submitted October 24, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Bell P-59 Airacomet 1.0

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Bell P-59 Airacomet 1.0. This is Jacques Brault's X-Plane 8 P-59 Airacomet, converted for X-Plane 11. The Bell P-59 Airacomet was a twin jet-engined fighter aircraft, the first of the United States, designed and built by Bell Aircraft during World War II. With its large wing area the plane was easy to fly and a good glider, becoming an excellent trainer for getting pilots acquainted with jet power. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

    112 downloads

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    Submitted October 18, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Lippisch P13a Ramjet Interceptor 1.0

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Lippisch P13a Ramjet Interceptor 1.0. The Lippisch P13a was a proposed delta wing interceptor powered by a coal-fueled ramjet engine. The delta wing design, combined with the simplicity of the ramjet engine and the availability of coal fuel made the design an ideal home defence fighter for a resource strapped Germany at the end of World War II. The aircraft was to be launched by tow or rocket assist to get the ramjet up to operating speed. This model simulates the experience of the operational P13a using data from the postwar analysis of the DM-1, historic research documentation and testing of the X-Plane DM-1 model. Comprehensive documentation included. By Fred Highland.

    67 downloads

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    Submitted October 12, 2017

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    X-Plane 10 Seversky P-35A 1.0

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 10 Seversky P-35A 1.0. The Seversky P-35 was an American fighter aircraft built by the Seversky Aircraft Company in the late 1930s. A contemporary of the Hawker Hurricane and Messerschmitt Bf 109, the P35 was the first single-seat fighter in United States Army Air Corps to feature all-metal construction, retractable landing gear, and an enclosed cockpit. The one presented here is an aircraft of the 34th Pursuit Squadron based at the Del Carmel Field airbase. Credit goes to Beber for the use of his pilot. By Philippe Gastebois.

    97 downloads

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    Submitted October 9, 2017

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    X-Plane 10 And 11 Horten Ho 9b

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 10 And 11 Horten Ho 9b "Volksjager" 1.0. The Horten Ho 9b (also called the Horten Ho X) is a single engine flying wing jet fighter proposed in 1944 for the German Emergency Fighter Program Volksjager (People's Fighter) competition. This model combines the varied descriptions of the Ho 9b/Ho X with the specifications for the Volksjager program, Horten design approaches, the physical characteristics of the components and concepts from similar aircraft, to create a realistic simulation of the proposed aircraft for X-Plane 10 and 11. A full list of feature plus pilot notes are included in the package. By Fred Highland.
     
    
    

    190 downloads

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    Submitted October 4, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Hawker Sea Fury FB II 1.0.1

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Hawker Sea Fury FB II 1.0.1. This is Jacques Brault's X-Plane 8 and 9 Hawker Sea Fury FB II, converted for X-Plane 11. The Sea Fury was designed as a naval fighter during the later stages of World War 2, but entered service too late to see action during that war. It did, however, see action during the Korean War, and other wars/conflicts during its service. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Thanks to Dataroots for providing the sound files and also to Thibaud Duhamel for creating the additional liveries. Note: Advance power gently on takeoff! Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

    176 downloads

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    Submitted October 2, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 North American P-51D Mustang 1.0.1

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 North American P-51D Mustang 1.0.1. This is Jacques Brault's P-51 D Mustang, converted for X-Plane 11. The North American Aviation P51 Mustang is an American long-range, single-seat fighter and fighter-bomber used during World War II and the Korean War, among other conflicts. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Sounds created by Dataroots. Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).
     
    
    

    520 downloads

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    Submitted October 2, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Blohm & Voss BV-138 1.0

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Blohm & Voss BV-138 1.0. This is Jacques Brault's X-Plane 8 and 9 BV-138, converted for X-Plane 11. The Blohm & Voss BV 138 was a World War II German flying boat that functioned as the Luftwaffe's main long-range maritime reconnaissance aircraft. X-Plane 11 is configured by default for 3D cockpit view, so to use this aircraft you must choose to do one of two things: After loading the aircraft, select 'Option-w' on MacOS for 2D or 'Alt-w' on WinOS for the 2D instrument panel. Thanks to Dataroots for the sound files, Scooter for the pilot figures and H-Hun for the custom instruments. Thank you to Jacques Brault for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).
     
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    124 downloads

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    Submitted September 26, 2017

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    X-Plane 11 Dewoitine D.520 2.0

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 11 Dewoitine D.520 2.0. The Dewoitine D520 was a French fighter aircraft that entered service in early 1940, shortly after the beginning of the Second World War. This an update of an X-Plane 9 model, but now includes the addition of two new racing liveries from Monoblau. Both the 3D cockpit and aircraft are highly detailed. The download link takes you to the XPFR download page. By XPFR.
     
    
    

    213 downloads

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    Submitted September 25, 2017

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    X-Plane 10.50+ Nakajima C6N Saiun 1.0

    By FlightSim Files

    X-Plane 10.50+ Nakajima C6N Saiun 1.0. The Nakajima C6N Saiun was a carrier-based reconnaissance aircraft used by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service in World War II. Advanced for its time, it was the fastest carrier-based aircraft put into service by Japan during the war. The Allied reporting name was Myrt. Despite its speed and performance, on 15 August 1945, a C6N1 was the last aircraft to be shot down in World War II. Just five minutes later, the war was over and all Japanese aircraft were grounded. Includes two liveries, a standard green and an "eggshell" version. By Cynderdragon.

    117 downloads

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    Submitted September 22, 2017