Browse Spitfire Mk IXc liveries for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and 2020. Find the latest repaints and paint schemes. Browse 169 addons uploaded by our community.
This add-on features a detailed livery for the Flyingiron Spitfire MK IX, replicating the distinctive design of RAF VH-RAF. Originally owned by Bishopp Aviation in Queensland, Australia, the civil registration was canceled in May 2022, later transitioning to Condor LLC in Florida. The livery captures the historical essence and aesthetic of this iconic aircraft.
The Flyingiron Spitfire MK IX RAAF A58-484 add-on features a historically inspired livery based on the restored Ex RAAF Spitfire Mk VIIIc MV154, registration VH-A58. It pays tribute to the Royal Australian Air Forces No. 457 Squadron, active during World War II, which flew missions against both Nazi Germany and Japan. Included are interactive elements such as a removable pilot figure, an operable canopy, and customizable undercarriages. This add-on captures the unique paint scheme and markings associated with Group Captain Clive Caldwell, Australia’s leading air ace of the war.
The FlyingIron Spitfire Mk IXc 126 Sqn ML214 Muscat "War Torn" is a detailed add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator. This aircraft model features authentic design elements inspired by its historical counterpart. Installation is straightforward by extracting the contents into your community directory.
The Iron Maiden - Aces High add-on brings a custom livery for the Spitfire Mk II featuring the iconic DR-Z - 666 design. This livery is inspired by the heavy metal band Iron Maiden and its rich imagery. For an enhanced experience, it is recommended to pair it with Got Friends Skeleton Avatar. Installation is straightforward; simply drop the included folder into your Community Folder.
Immerse yourself in history with the Flyingiron Spitfire Tadeusz Schiele ZFHAB968 308th Squadron Poland add-on, a tribute to a legendary pilot from the Battle of Britain. Join the 308th Krakow Squadron and experience flying this iconic Spitfire as it was in the past. Discover the detailed design and stay tuned for updates and customization options.
Explore this semi-fictional livery for the iconic Spitfire Mk. IXc aircraft, inspired by the vTAC 41 Squadron. This creative design offers a unique twist on a real-world classic, perfect for RAF enthusiasts and Virtual Tactical Air Command members. Get ready to soar through the virtual skies with this custom-made livery for your Flight Simulator experience.
Customize your FlyingIron Spitfire IX with the MJ897 Curieux repaint livery. Show off your unique style while soaring through the skies. Simple installation process for a personalized touch to your flight simulator experience. Donations support the creator in developing more liveries for the community.
Danish Air Force Spitfire 41-421 is a historical recreation of a Spitfire HF. MK. IXe with unique nose art from 1949. Known as "Arrigtroldene" ("angry trolls"), this aircraft features the famous "Trolden Teddy" artwork and "Anders And som Admiral" ("Admiral Donald Duck") on the nose. Delivered in October 1948 and retired in September 1952, this add-on offers a glimpse into Danish aviation history.
Repaint for the FlyingIron Spitfire Mk.IX depicting G-ASJV from 1963-1967, previously known as MH434 and serving in various squadrons post-WWII. Owned by Tim Davies at 25, sold for film use, and now part of the Old Flying Machine Company at Duxford. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom.
Repaint of the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IX OO-ARD, showcasing its rich history from 1956 to 1962 with Cogea Nouvelle in Belgium. Originally built in 1943, this aircraft has a remarkable journey from combat missions to starring in famous movies. Restored to its former glory in 2021, it is now one of the most authentic Spitfires with 95% original parts. Repainted by Jan Kees Blom.
Repaint of the iconic Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IX, depicting the aircraft in the colors of Spitfire LF IXc OO-ARC during its time as a target tug with Cogea Nouvelle from 1956 to 1962. Originally serving with RCAF 416 Squadron, this historic aircraft had subsequent roles in the Dutch Air Force and Belgian Air Force before finding its final display place at the Canadian National Aviation Museum. Repaint created by Jan Kees Blom.
