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RepaintRNZAF owns and operates two DC-6s, and Hamish Harvey applies a distinct RNZAF color scheme in service. DC6_V10.ZIP enables operation, and the atc_id OO-RNZAF identifies the aircraft with ui_type DC-6 (JBK), reinforcing its two-aircraft RNZAF lineage.
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RepaintA DC-6B variant carries the registration PP-LFA and flight number 156, operating under a Loide designation, with a placeholder fltsim.XX index for setup. The listing shows Douglas as the manufacturer and DC-6B as the model, and assigns an atc_id_enable flag of 1 to activate the airline code.
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RepaintThe Eagle1 variant covers a Viking aircraft registered as G-AIVH and operated by Eagle Airways. Garry Russell is credited, and it relies on a Viking model by Rick Piper, with a propeller animation ratio set at 0.9.
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RepaintOne of three Vikings leased by Eros from Air Safaris, the aircraft carries the registration G-AHOW. Model by Rick Piper underpins the craft, aligning with Eros UK's IT-charter era and its Gatwick aspirations in the early 1960s.
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RepaintAn Eagle Airways Vickers Viking 3B, registration G-AIVO, begins as a BEA machine later converted from series 1B to 3B. It appears with Cunard Eagle markings before being sold to Airnautic of France in November 1962 for spares; the FSDS Viking model by Rick Piper is used, with Garry Russell credited.
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RepaintOsvaldo Martinez provides a Curtiss C-46C variant that works with the base C-46 model (C-46_COM.ZIP) and uses the panel from C46.ZIP, enhanced by a small modification. The atc_id CC-CAC, atc_airline TAS, and atc_flight_number 14 identify a Chilean operator scenario.
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Repaint for PaywareBy Dale De Luca, Braniff Airways NC29362 appears as the MAAM-SIM DC-3 option with atc_id PAA 113. Braniff had five DC-2s and ten DC-3s by 1940, and wartime needs shift the DC-3s to military use, while visual templates by Mark Beaumont support compatibility with the MAAM-SIM DC3 Payware.
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RepaintAcquired in January 1967 through a swap with BU (CI)A, this Viscount 700 marks British Midland's first introduction to the type. Registration G-AODG remains on the record as the aircraft suffers a heavy landing at East Midlands in a snowstorm on February 20, 1969, and the event ends in a write-off.
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RepaintG-APOX, BEA’s seventieth and final factory-delivered Viscount, emerges as a BKS-leased Viscount 806, rebuilt from G-AOYF after a heavy landing in Johannesburg during a Vickers demonstration tour. It uses the FSDS Viscount 800 model by Rick Piper, with atc_id G-APOX, atc_airline BKS, and atc_flight_number 926.
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RepaintA Sabena variant for the Douglas DC-4 bears the OO-GBF registration and represents a 1940s configuration. Dale DeLuca handles the contribution, based on Arik Hohmeyer and Chris Grabow’s work, and requires a base DC-4, with the DC44PAA.ZIP archive and the 2sab1 folder used for markings in the base DC-4 installation.
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RepaintOne of two Vickers Viscount 806s leased by BEA in the mid-1960s, this Cyprus Airways variant carries registration G-AOYK and flight number 806, reflecting its tenure before sale in 1970 after return and without reentry into service; model by Rick Piper.
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RepaintBerlin markings are applied to a Douglas DC-3, aligning with the default model and yielding a vintage two-tone feel. The work is by Ed Knapp, the design echoes World War II-era styling, and it requires the default DC-3 base model.
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RepaintThe L-1049H variant carries ATC ID HL4002 and reflects a 1960s international service leased from The Flying Tiger Lines. References include the KAL_4002 designation as the asset family, CV-340 folder compatibility, and the listed model tag 1049vc_rsf with atc_flight_number=805.
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Repaint for PaywareDouglas DC-2 KNILM PK-AFJ variant carries KNILM markings and the identifier PK-AFJ, with ATC flight code PKAFJ and KNILM as airline. The aircraft operates in the 1935 Dutch East Indies era, mainly on the Bandoeng-Batavia-Palembang route.
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RepaintAn authentic representation of a DC-6B registered HK-1700 (cn 44419) in 1993 colors reflects Interandina’s operation. It is one of five such aircraft operated by Colombian carriers; Manfred Meyer handles the markings and Tom Gibson curates the base model, with the setup requiring the base from Fly Away Simulation and sound/panel from Cal Classic.
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RepaintA Continental and Air Micronesia DC-6A variant pairs with the DC-6B model by Tom Gibson and Greg Pepper, and Gary Harper is the creator. Registration N90961 is assigned with atc_id_enable=1, and the record marks Continental as the airline with ui_variation Continental and ui_type DC-6B.
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Repaint for PaywareThe DC-2 variant operates for L.A.P.E., bearing registration EC-BFF and carrying the Mallorca name as aircraft No.25, dating to June 1936. It uses the base UIVER DC-2 package and remains separate from the payware model, with the dc2_lape2.ZIP archive and texture.lape2 folder handling the files.
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RepaintManuele Villa creates a 1950s JASDF finish for Libardo Guzman and CalClassic's Curtiss C-46A Commando, identified in AIRCRAFT.CFG as ui_variation=Japanese Air Force. This work uses file name C46GA.ZIP and preserves fuselage markings and wing designations from mid-century archives.
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RepaintRegistration G-AOYL identifies a Vickers Viscount 800 variant and frames this example with a concise, historic-facing context for enthusiasts and collectors. Rick Piper provides the base model, with notes on presentation details and labeling clearly.
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RepaintThe operator Silver City fields Vanguard 952F under registration G-AYLD. The configuration uses Vanguard variant 953c with model by Rick Piper, and covers February through November 1973, anchoring it in its historical aviation context today.
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