Page 33
* Please note, not all files have been tagged yet so remember to check files using the "Untagged Files" filter on the dropdown box as you may miss some files.
Sheppard Avery’s v2.1 bare-metal repaint for the AI Aardvark Douglas DC-9-30 brings Eastern Air Lines’ polished aluminium fuselage to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, adding high-resolution day/night bitmaps, accurate rivet mapping, calibrated specular highlights and subtle weathering for AI traffic enthusiasts wanting authentic 1980s EAL fleet visuals.
Developed for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, this Sheppard Avery livery refresh fits the AI Aardvark DC-9-30 short-haul jet with Eastern Air Lines’ late white scheme, embedding high-resolution day/night BMP textures, tuned specular maps, and precise window, intake and tail-fin placement, polishing retro AI traffic fidelity.
Funjet Vacations livery for the FSPainter MD-81 supplies precise airline branding to FS2004 AI traffic; Axel Sieling’s textures integrate with BSPKMDNB.ZIP’s base model, keeping color fidelity and alpha transparency intact so the MD-81 displays smoothly during taxi, climb, and cruise in busy schedules.
Tailored for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 AI traffic, this Itek-Air Tupolev Tu-154B-2 repaint couples accurate colour matching with a compiled flight-plan mirroring the Bishkek carrier’s timetable and added charters, incorporating authentic ATC identifiers, parking codes, and a dedicated AI_Tu154 model setup for low-overhead performance.
Optimized for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, this Northwest Airlines DC-10-30 repaint layers 32-bit, non-mipped bitmaps over the reliable SGA widebody model; the hand-painted fuselage and photoreal tail deliver crisp color depth across zoom levels, providing a technically faithful tri-jet livery for collectors and route pilots.
Built on the Project Open Sky Gmax 747-200F airframe, this Japan Airlines Cargo repaint for FS2004 layers photoreal textures, dynamic wing flex, fully articulated control surfaces, independent gear suspension and accurate FDE tuning, giving sim pilots a resource-friendly yet visually authentic freighter with animated cargo doors, reversible thrust and calibrated night lighting.
The download supplies a 32-bit Iran Air livery for Samdim’s Antonov An-72, tailored for FS2004 users who already operate Dimitri Samborski’s ATN_AN72 base package; the repaint by Michael Pearson delivers full alpha-channel mapping, accurate airline colours, and updated specular effects without altering flight dynamics or panel configuration.
Targeted at purists running Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, this V2 repaint by Sheppard Avery applies high-resolution day–night textures to the AI Aardvark Boeing 727-200, recreating USAir’s polished bare-metal 1980 scheme with accurate specular reflections and tri-jet details for historically correct AI traffic deployments. Ideal for retro schedules, the paint set aligns with deregulation-era fleet assignments without touching flight dynamics.
Offering 32-bit texture maps tuned for Victor Schacht’s AI Tu-154M, this Airlines 400 repaint by Michael Pearson layers precise rivet lines, graded metal shading and period-correct logos onto the classic trijet, giving FS2004 traffic schedules a historically faithful Soviet airliner with authentic colour gradients and panel alignment.
UT Air’s Tupolev Tu-154M repaint for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 supplies a 32-bit bitmap texture set featuring razor-sharp panel lines, photoreal rivet mapping, and faithful airline branding, tailored to Victor Schacht’s classic trijet model (AI154PAK.ZIP required) to preserve authentic Soviet medium-haul aesthetics.
Tailored for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (FS9), this Yuzhnaya Aircompany Tupolev Tu-154B-2 texture set injects authentic Kazakh charter traffic into Almaty via a bundled AI flight plan, leveraging Viktor Schacht’s trusted AI Tu-154 model; matching the developer’s IL-18D palette keeps the virtual ramp visually coherent.
Sheppard Avery’s repaint equips the AI Aardvark Boeing 727-200 with high-resolution day-night textures that reproduce Eastern Air Lines’ Air Shuttle Plus vintage tri-jet bare-metal livery, complete with realistic specular reflections and optimized mip maps for smooth AI performance in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.
Eastern Air Lines’ 1970 white-fuselage texture set refreshes the AI Aardvark Boeing 727-200 in FS2004, delivering accurate tri-jet markings, calibrated day-night DDS files and specular options for AI traffic or user flyable conversions, ideal for retro schedules, classic jetliner enthusiasts and period-correct flight-sim scenarios.
Sharpen your FS2004 hangar with this V2 Eastern Air Lines 727-200 repaint from Sheppard Avery, layered on AI Aardvark’s proven trijet model; the package delivers refined 1970 white fuselage textures, calibrated night lighting and historically correct logos, retaining authentic performance profiles within Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.
Optimised Project Open Sky Airbus A340-312 CS-TOA for FS2004 pairs Andre Costa’s TAP Air Portugal livery with fully animated control surfaces, custom FDE evaluated by real pilots, selectable high-gross-weight profiles, clickable VC and wing-flex code, delivering authentic long-haul handling with refined specular lighting and detailed night mapping.
Editable Gmax source files for the Boeing 707-420 visual model used in FS2004 (B707-436 package), offering full polygon mesh, material and animation data for livery painters and aircraft developers; George Carty’s rendition, adapted from Rok Dolenec’s 707-320B, permits tailored LOD optimisation, texture mapping and further cockpit or exterior refinements.
Offers an authentic Sempati Air repaint and texture set for the SGA Airbus A300B4-600 GE in FS2004/FS9, featuring high-resolution 32-bit bitmaps, accurate specular mapping, revised aircraft.cfg entries with ATC-heavy flag and visual-damage enabled, keeping the defunct Indonesian carrier alive in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.
Polished bare-metal Aeromexico DC-9-10 repaint brings 1970s authenticity to FS2004, supplying photoreal daylight and nocturnal bitmap sets, accurate specular and alpha handling for the reflective AI Aardvark model, and faithful fuselage lines of the short-haul twin-jet, perfect for era-correct traffic or user-flyable conversions.
Flight Simulator 2004 flyers seeking period-specific AI traffic will value this freeware repaint of Aeromexico’s 1980s Douglas DC-9-10; polished aluminium fuselage, custom night maps, specular shine and precise T-tail mapping align with the AI Aardvark model to deliver historically correct narrow-body visuals across schedules.
David Maltby’s native VC-10 model links with Nick Cooper’s bespoke cockpit panel, Aaron R. Swindle’s tailored soundscape, and Mohammed Al-Khalifa’s accurate BOAC paint to render a faithful FS2004 Super VC-10; refined flight dynamics, calibrated gauges, and period-correct systems facilitate authentic long-range jetliner procedures.
139 pages with 2777 downloads.