A-7B Corsair II for Strike Fighters: Project One. Complete with custom cockpit, drop tanks, and pilot's manual. By Armourdave, column5, Sal and Rafael.

Streakeagle's F-4E Thunderbirds Addon V3.0
with skins, decals, fuel tanks, formations, and pilot photos for aircraft from 1969 to 1973.

The MiG-21PFM was an updated version of the MiG-21F intended for export. This package is an upgrade for the PFM included in SFP1 as a stock, AI aircraft. It makes the PFM flyable, adds a high-res skin by Volksjager and a number of INI tweaks and other additions. The 3D model and base flight model are by ThirdWire as included in SFP1.

The A-7E was the ultimate version of the Corsair II, serving from 1969 to 1992. It incorporated the Allison TF41 turbofan and advanced HUD from the A-7D and equipped 30+ US Navy squadrons.

The USAF purchased an upgraded version of the A-7 to replace its A-1 Skyraiders in the close support and CSAR roles. The A-7D was the first operational combat aircraft to include a HUD, and also featured a more powerful TF-41 turbofan engine and M61 Vulcan cannon.

Beginning in 1969, 100 A-4Cs were upgraded to A-4Ls by retrofitting them with improved avionics first deployed in the A-4F. These aircraft served mainly with Navy and Marine Corps reserve squadrons.

This modification of the stock A-4E represents the first aggressor aircraft used by Top Gun. Essentially a stripped down A-4E with a high performance J52-P-408 engine, the "Super Echo", as it was called, was an extremely capable ACM aircraft.

Crab_02 has modeled an add-on avionics hump and new drop tanks to represent the numerous A-4Es retrofitted with the A-4F's upgraded avionics. These aircraft were flown by Navy and Marine squadrons from the mid-1960s.