Aircraft · 8 variants
Pick your Viper.
One single-seater, seven two-seaters. The F-16CM for flying alone, the F-16D and Barak family for crews, and the F-16I Sufa with its own cockpit treatment. Every variant appears as its own aircraft in the DCS mission editor.
01Families
Three ways to fly it.
Single seat
F-16CM
The single-seater for people who like their Viper uncomplicated — plus a few things the stock jet doesn't have.
- Center Pedestal Display (CPD) integrated, based on Kaiqi / Pobit's work
- Optional weapons packages and supported CFT configurations
- Internal ECM jammer selectable on compatible loadouts
Two seats
F-16D & Barak
The two-seat family: Block 50 and 52 with and without the dorsal spine, plus the Israeli Barak 30 and 40.
- Pilot and WSO seats with the DCMii multicrew system
- Reworked HUD/HMD with an optional sharper-line setting
- Grayscale live HUD-repeater camera in the rear cockpit (not on the Barak 30)
Two seats
F-16I Sufa
The reason this project exists. A two-seat Sufa with its own cockpit treatment and the full DCMii crew experience.
- Sufa-style RWR: continuous blue ring, center dot, clear lock line, Flare/Chaff counts
- DED CNI radio labels in GRN / RED
- CFT-equipped configurations and the complete pilot/WSO workflow
02The lineup
Eight airframes, side by side.
- 01
F-16CM Block 50
Single-seat Viper with the integrated Center Pedestal Display.
- Spine
- —
- CFT
- Yes
- HUD repeater
- —
- CPD
- Yes
- 02
F-16D Block 50
Two-seat Block 50 with the dorsal avionics spine.
- Spine
- Spine
- CFT
- Yes
- HUD repeater
- Yes
- CPD
- —
- 03
F-16D Block 50 NS
Two-seat Block 50 without the spine — the clean canopy line.
- Spine
- No spine
- CFT
- Yes
- HUD repeater
- Yes
- CPD
- —
- 04
F-16D Block 52
Two-seat Block 52 with the dorsal avionics spine.
- Spine
- Spine
- CFT
- Yes
- HUD repeater
- Yes
- CPD
- —
- 05
F-16D Block 52 NS
Two-seat Block 52, no spine.
- Spine
- No spine
- CFT
- Yes
- HUD repeater
- Yes
- CPD
- —
- 06
F-16D Barak 30
Israeli two-seat Block 30. The only two-seater without the rear HUD repeater.
- Spine
- Spine
- CFT
- —
- HUD repeater
- —
- CPD
- —
- 07
F-16D Barak 40
Israeli two-seat Block 40 with the full crew setup.
- Spine
- Spine
- CFT
- —
- HUD repeater
- Yes
- CPD
- —
- 08
F-16I Sufa
Sufa cockpit treatment, Sufa RWR, CFTs and the full crew experience.
- Spine
- Spine
- CFT
- Yes
- HUD repeater
- Yes
- CPD
- —
03Compare
At a glance.
| Variant | Rear HUD repeater | CPD | CFT configurations |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-16CM Block 50 | |||
| F-16D Block 50 | |||
| F-16D Block 50 NS | |||
| F-16D Block 52 | |||
| F-16D Block 52 NS | |||
| F-16D Barak 30 | |||
| F-16D Barak 40 | |||
| F-16I Sufa |
HUD/HMD rework applies to all two-seaters. Weapon, CFT and fuel-tank options depend on the selected airframe and supported station configuration.
04Spotlight
F-16I Sufa
Sufa means “storm” — the Israeli Air Force's two-seat F-16I, recognisable by its conformal fuel tanks and dorsal spine. In the mod it gets its own cockpit treatment on top of everything the other two-seaters have.
The RWR switches to a Sufa-style presentation with a continuous blue ring and center dot, a clear lock line, Flare/Chaff counts below the ring and a PWR OFF state. The DED's CNI page labels the radios GRN and RED.
05Glossary
Names you'll see in DCS.
- Block 30 / 40 / 50 / 52
- F-16 production families. Pick the exact configuration in the mission editor.
- Barak / Sufa
- Israeli Air Force names: Barak (“lightning”) for the F-16C/D, Sufa (“storm”) for the F-16I.
- NS
- No-spine: the two-seater without the enlarged dorsal avionics spine.
- CFT
- Conformal Fuel Tanks, fitted along the upper fuselage. Use loadouts intended for the selected airframe.
- WSO
- Weapon Systems Officer — the crew member in the back seat.
Ready when you are
Choose. Fly.
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