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Payware RepaintA Finnish airline DC-2 variant by Tim Scharnhop is based on the original work by Gerard Kranenbarg and Jan Visser. It requires the base DC-2 installation and uses atc_id OH-DLA for MSN 1582; the di…
Payware RepaintMohawk variant for the DC-3 displays the Air Chief Algonquin appearance with registration N4070, and carries the Mohawk N4070 variation along with an atc_id Moh63, by D. L. Textures (Duane Tarbox) …
RepaintBy drawing from the FSDS Viscount 800 model by Rick Piper, this BEA Malta edition adopts the G-AOHJ registration and ATC ID G-AOHJ, aligns with the BEA (Malta) RS later logo variant. Fraser Mackay …
RepaintVariant centers on a Viscount 814, configured as an 800 series model by Rick Piper, a variant documented for collector reference. The aircraft bears registration 9G-ACL and crashes during a landing…
RepaintSkyline operates two Vickers Viscount 814s, including SE-FOY, which began life as D-ANUN with Lufthansa and later carried G-BAPF after a BMA purchase before returning to the UK as G-BAPF. The model…
RepaintAir Bridge Carriers operates Vanguard G-APEK, registered as G-APEK, and assigned ATC flight number 958, based on the 953c variant. It requires the FSDS Vanguard model by Rick Piper, and carries ABC…
RepaintThe Trans-Canada Airlines variant for Mike Stone’s Lockheed 1049G Super Constellation uses the classic CF-TEU registration and mid‑century branding with a historic emblem. It requires the SCONNIE.Z…
RepaintVisuals for a freighter-converted DC-7C depict CP-1291 as it appeared in 1975, with colorwork by Gary Harper. The DC-7C originates from a 1958 Japan Airlines purchase and undergoes a 1961 conversio…
RepaintVARIG operates a Lockheed L-1049G/82-81 Super G Constellation with registration PP-VDC in a no-tanks variation. Graphics credited to Luiz Foernges accompany the base model L1049G.ZIP by Manfred Jah…
RepaintA SAETA DC-3 in a circa-1972 color pattern shows fuselage striping and engine-fin detailing faithful to the Ecuadorian airline's markings. It relies on the base DC-3 model from the Fly Away Simulat…
RepaintManfred Jahn creates an image-file-only version of the Lockheed L-1049G, with Gary Harper completing the changes, shows the World Wide variant and bears the atc_id CF-RNR, delivering a concise, era…
Payware RepaintThe Africa variant for the Douglas DC-2 carries the registration 5N-ADC with ATC ID enabled. Original work by Gerard Kranenbarg and Jan Visser, Spinprop by Bob Rivera, and Tim Scharnhop is credited…
Payware RepaintThe CNAC variant of the Douglas DC-2 features MSN 1567 and spans service from May 1937 to March 1942. It requires the standard DC-2 baseline to operate, and CNAC appears as its variation label, wit…
Payware RepaintKNILM operates the DC-3 registered PK-ALW from 1 June 1940, while KLM owns it, and the aircraft serves the Batavia–Lydda route. It departs the Dutch East Indies on 7 March 1942 as the last civil ai…
RepaintRig Air, formed in 1969 at Norwich Airport, appears with a single variant for the DC3 featuring the G-AMPZ registration, named Rig Air G-AMPZ. The setup relies on the default DC3 core and uses an a…
Payware RepaintAn ANA-marked Douglas DC-2 carries MSN 1580 (DC-2-185) and registration VH-USY, and this variant begins service on the Sydney–Melbourne route on 5 May 1936, later transferring to Airlines of Austra…
RepaintVisuals by Gary Harper accompany a Cal Classics-based Martin 4-0-4 variant, with the underlying model credited to Dee Waldron and Tom Gibson. The archive pc2404.zip places a PAC folder in AIRCRAFT/…
RepaintIndependent Air Travel/Transport operates a Vickers Viking bearing registration G-AJCE, joining the fleet in February 1956 and remaining before its transfer to Continental and later Overseas, where…
RepaintBy Jimmy R. Martin, this Perry Marine variation for the Douglas DC-3 targets the default model and carries the registration N385DC, associated with Perry Marine Institute in Ft. Pierce, Florida, an…
RepaintG-APEO carries a BA designation for a BEA-era Merchantman, and it stands as the sole unit scrapped by British Airways after a 1975/76 fleet reduction, with the other three sold by August 1977. The …