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Freeware repaint of Project Opensky’s 747-400 v3 gMAX model renders Thai Airways HS-TGB with high-resolution DXT3 textures, alpha-mapped reflections, subtle weathering, and correct window, door, and emblem placement; compatible with FS2002 and FS9, the package preserves authentic flight dynamics while enhancing fan blades, pylons, and nacelle shading.
Conair’s Airbus A300B4-120 repaint package for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 applies high-resolution 32-bit textures to SGA’s frame-rate-friendly A300B4-200 model, matching registration OY-CNK with crisp rivet lines, refined specular maps and alpha shine; the wide-body twin-jet retains authentic animations, balanced Vref flight dynamics and efficient geometry.
This freeware livery pack applies a high-detail Premiair paint scheme to the SGA A300B4-200 platform in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, replicating OY-CNK’s decals, panel lines and Scandinavian charter palette; textures integrate seamlessly with the twin-engine wide-body model, retaining wing-flex animation, light maps and frame-efficient flight dynamics.
Targeted at FS2004 users, this textures-only upgrade applies a photoreal Federal Hapag-Lloyd paintkit to the SGA Airbus A300B4-200, coupling high-definition fuselage maps, authentic stencil work, specular metal reflections, night-optimized lighting layers, and matching wingview panels, while preserving the original animations, flight dynamics and systems logic for accurate charter-airliner simulation.
FedEx Airbus A300B4-200 repaint for FS2004 pairs the SGA wide-body twinjet with Steve Drabek’s detailed textures, adding dynamic shine, metallic shading and precisely aligned logos. Users gain full control-surface animation, accurate beacon and landing lights, opening cargo doors, wing-view perspectives and an authentic freight flight model.
Targeted at FS2004 pilots, this American Airlines Airbus A300B4-200 livery dresses the SGA wide-body in photo-real bare-metal textures, combining authentic color matching with dynamic shine, wing-flex animations, correct spoiler sequencing and compatible flight-dynamics files, giving the twin-engine A300 proper visual fidelity without altering core systems.
Complimentary FS2004 add-on packs a high-fidelity Air France Airbus A300B4-200 repaint onto SGA’s complete wide-body model, layering photoreal textures, dynamic fuselage reflections, full control-surface animation, manual service doors, accurate night illumination, and cabin wing-view cameras to present a technically precise twin-engine medium-haul workhorse for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 flyers.
Detailed Alitalia textures for SGA’s Airbus A300B4-200 bring Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 users a freeware repaint that mirrors the classic tricolore tail, offering crisp alpha channels, specular shine, animated doors, control surfaces and night lighting, while preserving the model’s authentic weight, balance and short-range performance parameters.
Continental Airlines’ classic twin-aisle Airbus A300B4-200 arrives in FS2004 via Steve Drabek’s high-resolution repaint for the SGA model, retaining dynamic shine, Krueger flap animations, opening service doors and wingview cameras while preserving authentic flight dynamics, weight tables and thrust settings for accurate wide-body handling under Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.
Pan Am’s A300B4-200 repaint for FS2004 layers meticulously color-matched diffuse, specular and alpha channels onto the SGA airframe, preserving dynamic shine, maintenance stenciling and period-correct cheatline curvature while retaining the model’s validated flight dynamics, animated surfaces, independent door logic and wing-view perspectives for stress-free medium-haul retro ops.
Stewart-Global Aircraft’s Airbus A300B4-200 base model for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 delivers dynamic reflections, high-fidelity animations, opening passenger and cargo hatches, precise beacon-strobe-nav lighting and true-to-life wing views; this core package, bundled with an Eastern Airlines livery and texture hotfix, is mandatory for any follow-on repaints.
Pack adds gMAX 747-400 v3 geometry with DXT3 skins, recalibrated alpha, photoreal door frames, and re-drawn panel lines, accurately depicting Aerolíneas Argentinas 747-475 LV-ALJ. Revised engine cowlings, metallic pylon highlights and optimized daylight textures maintain visual fidelity in FS2004 or FS2002 while preserving smooth performance.
Designed for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (FS9), this Embraer ERJ-190 repaint converts the stock Air Canada model into JetBlue Airways’ debut 1 November 2005 scheme, supplying detailed DDS textures, correct logos and registry, and a straightforward livery upgrade for sim-pilots wanting current JetBlue branding on the popular regional airliner.
For FS2004 users, this texture pack adds the Malaysia Airlines livery to leased Boeing 737-800 OK-TVC from Travel Service, supplying a faithfully color-matched repaint that drops onto the default 737NG model with correct registration marks and airline branding for authentic virtual fleet continuity.
The Boeing 999-1000 “Niner-Liner” add-on introduces a full-length, twin-deck 747 variant to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, combining a custom Cathay Pacific livery with accurately proportioned external modeling and project-specific flight dynamics produced by the Project Boeing 999-1000 team with assistance from designer Rien Cornelissen.
Boeing’s 767-300 wide-body arrives in FS2004 wearing Vietnam Airlines’ blue-and-gold livery, combining authentic flight dynamics with high-resolution textures and the correct CF6/JT9D/PW4000/RB211 powerplant options; cruise at 530 mph for 4,260 nm on realistic long-haul schedules across Southeast Asia, Oceania or trans-Pacific corridors.
This FS2004 repaint package adds TAROM’s commemorative 50th-anniversary livery to the default Boeing 737-700, recreating 2004 corporate branding with optimized texture mapping, crisp color palette, and correct registration markings; a historically accurate Romanian Air Transport scheme for sim pilots seeking fleet realism without altering flight dynamics, systems, or panel configuration.
Sharjah-based Phoenix Aviation’s freshly branded Boeing 737-200 repaint for FS2004/FS9 delivers high-resolution textures, accurate tail art and subtle Boeing House-style striping, giving virtual flight crews a realistic UAE charter-leasing livery that fits default or compatible B737-200 add-ons without altering flight dynamics.
Made for FS2004, this Boeing 777-257ER package supplies a meticulous 32-bit repaint in a fictional Swiss HB-772 scheme, pairing hand-drawn, high-resolution textures with Pratt & Whitney powerplants for users needing a Swiss-branded wide-body that blends neatly with existing aircraft folders.
Built around construction number 23410, this FS2004 Boeing 747-312 in TAAG Angola Airlines colours (registration D2-TEA) carries fully animated flaperons, spoilerons, ailerons, elevators and rudder, rotating fan discs, articulated tilting bogies and detailed gear bays, complemented by accurate night lighting, strobes and a transparent cockpit windshield housing textured 3-D crew.
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