Lockheed electra L-188
Flying Fortress
All the X series planes from NASA especially X-15 and launch from 747 wing 
Study level Military Jets, Tornado, F14 Study level, Phantom
U2
Properly done study level concord
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You can’t do a study level military jet, there’s nowhere near enough systems available ( or enough unclassified data for quite a lot of them ). Only place to get close is DCS.
Oh well 
Tried DCS but not the same without the msfs scenery
You could do a study level vintage bird with a load of inop systems, I guess - it’s a lot easier to get flight data for retired aircraft ( and access to them too ) - but that does seem to be rather missing the point, unfortunately, they don’t even make very good GA aicraft!
It won’t be easy to have a X-15 launched from a 747. 
A turbine Duke would be awesome too! Was one of my faves in FSX!
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I asked Xtreme Prototypes some time ago and they said they will bring their X-15 to MSFS. However, there’s no news on their website.
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In light of Ivan, I saw this on Twitter:
But, it apparently already exists as (mediocre) freeware.
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Still pining for a DA42 (4-seater bubble-top version of the 62) - I’d pay good money for a study level rendition of that plane, or still would be quite happy with a decently detailed one, even if not fully simulated down to the last rivet
You just can’t beat that cockpit view. It’s the perfect leisure cruiser for FS
https://www.ataviation.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/36d61562-9e85-4540-be7f-fba5a340a2d2-600x450.jpg
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I know a DA42 pilot who’s had a chance to fly a 62 every now & then, he reckons they’re funcitonally identical in the air…I prefer the look of the 42 too, mind.
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Miles Gemini… a charming late 1940’s light twin, winner of a number of contemporary competitions, and one of the few (relative) success stories of post-war British civil aviation.
Famed RAF ace Douglas Bader flew one of these for a while while working for Shell oil.
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North American B25 Mitchel. The Mid Atlantic Air Museum did an excellent version of this for FSX.
and the Piper Navajo
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Haha cool! Four turbines mounted on the rear. This is really something new. But I assume this is one of these airplanes that tilt over and sit on their back when one or two passengers make the mistake entering through the backdoor with a too heavy suitcase…
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FWIW the main landing gear is pretty far in the back, so that shouldn’t be much of an issue.
Also, these are pretty small low-bypass turbofans.
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An RAF Hawker Siddeley Nimrod MR.2. A heavily modified de Havilland Comet.
I remember the great freeware Nimrod in FSX that got a lot of use.
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737-300/400/500 incl. Cargo conversion
767-300ER
C-46
L-10E electra
L-410 turbolet
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Yeah, and I marshalled him in once at RAF Wittering in that aircraft. Not a pleasant man!!!
Not a cousin mate - just a rip off version that didn’t work very well.