Columbia
Memorial
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| Dirigible New |
Author:
Jeffery S. Koppe |
Santos-Dumont's most
successful dirigible with which he won the
Deutsch prize for the first controlled flight
from the Parisian suburb of St. Cloud, around the
Eiffel Tower and back to St. Cloud in less than
30 minutes.
This new version was modified to show the airship
control surfaces for Micro Flight and was not the
original dirigible.
This beautiful plane was created by Jeffery S. Koppe |
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| USS Enterprise |
Author:
Simon
Richardson |
The most decorated ship of the Second World War,
Enterprise changed the very course of a war she
seemed to have been expressly created for.
Originally made for Virtual Sailor by Simon
Richardson
Converted to Micro Flight by Pieter
Boelen |
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| Bicycle |
Author:
Ilan Papini |
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Bicycle is simple and fun sports bicycle, build
for silent rides.
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| Porsch |
Author:
Ilan Papini |
| The Porsch is a fun sports car
built for speed and comfortable rides. |
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| Tractor |
Author:
Ilan Papini |
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The
Tractor is a fun tractor built for rugged
surfaces and navigation.
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| Land Rover Type IIA |
Author: Richard SantaColoma |
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The first Land Rover was the Series I of 1947.
It had an 80" wheelbase, and a soft top.
The vehicle here is the type IIA, with a
109" wheelbase. It was built from 1961-71,
with few changes.
Power could be 4 cylinder gas, a 2.25 liter
diesel.
In 1967 a six cylinder 2.6 liter gas engine was
introduced for the station wagon.
In 1969 the headlamps were moved from the grill
to the fenders, so the model I've created for
Micro-Flight would fall within the 1961-68 range.
This beautiful vehicle was created by Richard
SantaColoma
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The white
ambulance color scheme is also available here
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| Aerocar
- Ingenius flying car |
Author: Richard
SantaColoma |
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There
have been several attempts, over the years, to
produce a workable flying car. It was generally
assumed, in the post WWII boom years, that the
American public would take to the skies much like
they had taken to the roads between the wars.
What better way to capitalize on this upcoming
trend than to combine the best of both worlds...
create a car which would double as an airplane?
Molt Taylor's series of
Aerocars came further than any other design.
Some actually made it to production and sale.
His second to last effort was the Aerocar III.
The true genius of this design is undeniable.
Merely creating a well designed coupe would be a
noteworthy achievement. Or how about a stable
flying, safe and efficient small plane? But the
engineering achievement of combining the two is
simply two much to hope for... and yet here it
is... Molt did it, and it works.
This
beautiful vehicle was created by Richard
SantaColoma
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| R60/2 BMW |
Author:
Richard
SantaColoma |
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The BMW
motorcycle line predates their well known cars by
many years. The original design, opposed twin
engine and shaft drive, was written in stone in
1923 by designer Max Friz. The Bayerische Motoren
Werke had been looking for a motorcyle design
after WWI, when allied restrictions forced the
firm out of the aircraft engine business. The
blue and white emblem, intended to look like a
prop spinning in the sun, is the only reminder of
those origins. During WWII, BMW
built a rugged and versitile sidcar rig, which
actual had a driven sidecar wheel! The sidecar
was usually for a gunner, who operated a machine
gun from his perch. After the war, Russia made
off with most of the Spandau plant, and began
construction of the BMW based Ural... you can
still buy one today, at a bargain. The rest of
BMW production wound up slowly from the rubble,
finally making a production bike again in 1950.
After a
slow down in overall demand for bikes in the late
'60's, the market made a resurgence. BMW was
right there with an offering of regal, solid
comfort, combined with reliability. They have not
deviated far from this vision, and make a welcome
change from the gaggle of motorcycle models which
seem to forget the answer to the question,
"why ride"? It is, for a few, simply to
be propelled safely, effortlessly, and
comfortably anywhere you want to go.
This
beautiful motorcycle was created by
Richard
SantaColoma
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| Chitty
Chitty Bang Bang |
Author:
Charlotte
Korsnes |
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The homebuilt vintage automobile from the 1960's
movie with the same name.
This
add-on comes with two configurations, one for the
land vehicle and one for the flying version of
this car.
This
beautiful flying car was created by
Charlotte
Korsnes
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This page includes the available add-on planes for Micro Flight, new add-ons will be added
to this page from time to time, please check this page on a weekly basis for new add-ons.
These add-on planes will run only on a registered version, before downloading any of these files,
please register your version.
All add-ons and flights should be placed into the Micro-Flight directory in order to run
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