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English Electric Wren
The English Electric Wren is a 1923 single-seat lightweight monoplane. Shuttleworth's collection description identifies its 3.5 hp ABC flat-twin piston engine. Rara-Avis Sim offers MSFS 2020 and 2024 editions of the motor-glider.
English Electric Wren
Epic E1000 G1000 · Aerobask · X-Plane 12
Interface options support different simulator setups
Aerobask provides optional mouse, scrollwheel and keyboard input aids for its G1000 installation, plus detachable displays. An AviTab tablet and separate options window expose preferences. Fuel, payload and settings are saved between flights, while the FMOD sound environment includes recordings from a real PT6 engine.
Gathered Aerobask XP12 product page; same work as the catalogue URL
Epic E1000 G1000 · Aerobask · X-Plane 12
Check the represented cockpit before comparing generations
The developer lists a GFC700-equipped G1000 implementation. Its published feature list does not establish the later AX autothrottle or Autoland features described in the real-aircraft accounts. The source also identifies configurable circuit-breaker reliability, emergency oxygen and simulated engine-start behaviour.
Developer-documented scope of this package
Epic E1000 G1000 · Aerobask · X-Plane 12
A G1000 cockpit with turboprop-specific systems
The E1000 uses Laminar's GFC700 and G1000 as a base, with custom PT6 engine displays and an EIS500 standby instrument. Aerobask also documents de-icing systems and circuit breakers. These additions form Aerobask's E1000-specific cockpit.
Epic E1000 G1000 XP12 page · Enhanced Laminar G1000; other systems
Epic E1000
Epic developed the E1000 from its earlier kit-aircraft work into a certificated production aircraft. The low-wing composite airframe combines a compact cabin with a substantial nose-mounted turboprop. Later GX developments brought further equipment changes.
Aerobask's X-Plane version pairs the aircraft with a G1000-based flight deck and developer-specific engine indications and systems. The photograph depicts an E1000 GX. The add-on documentation identifies its simulated equipment.
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Epic Victory · Aerobask · X-Plane 12
Aerobask’s Victory has a specific engine and cockpit
The XP12 package uses a PW617F engine, rather than the Williams engine in the 2007 first-flight report. Aerobask combines Laminar G1000 displays with optional custom engine monitoring, synthetic vision and touch input. Its GFC700 includes a custom CSC mode described as a FADEC-based autothrottle.
Gathered Aerobask page; developer’s represented configuration
Epic Victory · Aerobask · X-Plane 12
Explore the systems through the cockpit and tablet
The published feature list includes pressurisation, oxygen, configurable circuit-breaker reliability and custom engine failure. A GCU477 keypad offers optional physical-keyboard capture, with separate popups for several instruments. The AviTab tablet supplies another interface, and both 4K and lower-resolution liveries are offered.
Aerobask’s documented XP12 features
Erickson S-64F Aircrane
The S-64 is the civilian relative of the military CH-54 Tarhe. Its narrow fuselage and tall undercarriage leave space below for a suspended load, making the lifting role visible in the airframe itself. Two turbine engines power the large main rotor.
Erickson's Air-Crane developments have become associated with construction, logging and firefighting. A tank-equipped firefighting aircraft and a crane carrying an external load use the same basic idea in different ways. The simulator includes mission equipment for its represented roles.
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Eurofly Twinfox
The Twinfox handbook describes a 64 hp Rotax 582 two-cylinder engine driving a two-blade fixed-pitch propeller. Its fixed bicycle landing gear and free-castering tailwheel use differential braking for ground steering. The cockpit airspeed display is in kilometres per hour.
Eurofly Twinfox
ISW Eurostar EV-97 Ultralight · ISW · MSFS 2020 · MSFS 2024
Airframe and family engine context
The product description identifies an all-metal low-wing microlight with steerable tricycle gear. Its Rotax 912 UL, 912 ULS and Jabiru 2200 references describe the wider aircraft family.
Product description, configuration and simulator editions
Evektor EV-97 Eurostar
The EV-97 Eurostar is an all-metal, low-wing microlight with steerable tricycle landing gear. The product background describes non-aerobatic VFR flying and Rotax 912 UL, optional 912 ULS and Jabiru 2200 installations within the family.
ISW represents the Eurostar in one named product. Its seller documents MSFS 2020 and 2024 support and announced sale on 2 October 2026; the family engine alternatives do not establish three included engine variants.
Evektor EV-97 Eurostar
Extra 330LT
The Extra 300 brought a powerful piston engine, a compact fuselage and a competition-oriented wing together in a modern aerobatic aircraft. The family includes two-seat and single-seat developments with different arrangements and intended uses.
The Extra 330LT is a later touring-oriented member of the broader Extra line. Photographs and specifications identify their model, including the earlier 300L. The simulator documentation describes the 330LT's modelled equipment.
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