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RepaintVariant VC-121E Columbine III, Eisenhower's personal aircraft, evolves from Navy R7V-1 c/n 4151 and enters service in September 1954, featuring a distinctive window layout, a twenty-foot stateroom, and two forward cabins with seats for sixteen. It uses the model file 1049vc_rf and the base code L1049H, with atc_id 101 for USAF.
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Complete with Base ModelVersion 2 updates the Lockheed L-10 Electra by FS-Design Berlin, adding shiny effects and bug fixes. Dale DeLuca provides the Casablanca Air France appearance while Arik Hohmeyer refines the model, tying the project to the film’s iconic Air France portrayal.
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Complete with Base ModelA Lockheed Super Constellation variant for Air France bears the registration F-BHBA. ATC data lists AIR FRANCE and flight number 001, while the model credits point to Mike Stone and identify Lockheed as the manufacturer with Air France as the variation.
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RepaintOriginating from DC3PAINT.ZIP by Mark Beaumont and completed by Taccini Luca, this Alitalia-marked DC-3 variant reflects an early operating example. Alitalia acquires the aircraft after the LAI merger on 1957-10-31 and uses it on internal routes until 1959, such as Milan Linate–Rome Urbe and Florence Peretola–Venice Marghera, ATC ID 664.
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Complete with Base ModelModel depicts a C-47A variant operated by Air Caribbean, bearing ATC id N8661 and flight IT32, with parking code ITF at gate assignments. It references the Douglas_DC3_check and Douglas_DC3_ref procedures and reflects a late-1970s DC-3 operation tied to the San Juan–St. Thomas route.
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Paint KitA set of 32-bit templates with an alpha channel provides a basis for variations across Constellation variants. The lineup covers R7V-1, C-121C, VC-121E, L-1049G, L-1049H, and L-1049C-55-83 for Eastern Air Lines, with cross-compatibility such as L-1049G usable for L-1049C and L-1049E and R7V-1 usable for C-121G/J, by Maarten Brouwer and derived from Manfred Jahn's designs.
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Complete with Base ModelMarcel Kuhnt offers the BN-2B Islander bearing registration D-IOLA in version 3.2, featuring Gmax-based exterior geometry, refined exterior modeling, and a fully animated cockpit with functional gauges and doors that mirrors cautious, short-haul operations in regional settings.
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RepaintCenters on NC86520, a Constellation formerly leased by Pan American in 1947 as Clipper America and later registered F-BAZR with Air France. Uses UI variation PAA_NC86520_01 and provides a speedpak-capable option via sim=749_SP and model=EAL_SP.
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PatchMilton Shupe and Scott Thomas present a Beech D18S revision featuring a new model with enhancements and high-definition external textures, while all operating features of the original remain intact; Dave Carroll conducts the changes, and the D18SVC4.ZIP file is required.
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RepaintConstructed as C/n 2503, the aircraft bears N86520, XA-GOQ, and F-BAZR in Air France colors, later F-ZVMV from 1971 to 1974. It functions as a flying test bed and transfers to Le Bourget’s Musee de l’Air; textures by Bernhard Lechner, using LOCKHEED749.ZIP as the base.
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RepaintThree variants present a Romanian government DC-3 configuration reflecting operations from 1937 to 1941, with atc_id values YR-GAD, YR-PIF, and YR-PAF. Files reference LARES subfolders (LARES\YR-GAD, LARES\YR-PIF, LARES\YR-PAF) and prop_anim_ratio=0.9, with Rob Smith providing the blank paint kit and Patrick George Mititeanu handling the artwork.
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RepaintDelta Airlines' Convair 440 uses the CV340 base, carries registration N90862 and ATC flight number 643. Propeller animation runs at 0.9, and the configuration references CV340_check and CV340_ref, with model 440, sim cv340, and ui_variation Delta Airlines.
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PatchVersion 3.2 of the Britten Norman BN-2 Islander, credited to Marcel Kuhnt, centers on a panel-focused presentation that emphasizes cockpit gauges and related elements, with a visual reference shown as a screenshot of the BN-2 cockpit.
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Complete with Base ModelAn enhancement for the Lockheed Super Constellation by Mike Stone introduces piston and turbine variants tied to the SCONNIE.ZIP file, with added toggles, a nav/GPS switch, and a digital trim gauge. The turbine option uses panel.T, and manifold pressure gauges do not accompany it; Honolulu to San Francisco runs at 206 knots at 22,000 ft.
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Complete with Base ModelDaniel Parrott crafts a photorealistic visual update for Dee Waldron's Lockheed Electra used in AI contexts, modeled for an Atlantic Airlines example on the ground. The update remains as is and unsupported, bearing no official endorsement.
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PatchManfred Jahn presents modifications to the L-749 Constellation base models, adding moving VC rain effects and separately mapped right-hand surfaces on the center fins, along with engine mappings for Jetstack variants. New versions carry an A suffix in model folders such as model.EAL_A, and aircraft.cfg uses model=EAL_A.
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RepaintThe first L-749 enters service with KLM in August 1947, and alongside the L-749A it serves on medium- and long-haul routes. PH-TDB Batavia (1948), PH-TES Soerabaja (1948), and PH-TER Roermond (1949) are shown with two deployment options, lacking or featuring a Speedpak cargo pod.
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RepaintC/n 2675 is an L-749A that enters service with Air France as F-BBDT and later joins Royal Air Maroc CN-CCN. It is converted to a freighter with a front cargo door in 1961, is withdrawn from use in 1970 to Anfa Airport for ground training, and is restored in Royal Air Maroc colors in 2004/05.
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RepaintGraphics files rely on ELEC-CB.ZIP for completion and depict a Lockheed L-188 operated by Aerocondor Colombia, bearing registration HK-777. The logo draws from the Tairona culture of Colombia’s northern coast, reflecting distinctive cultural branding worldwide.
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RepaintTwo BRANIFF variants for Jens Kristensen’s DC6 v2.0 are BRANIFF 1957 and BRANIFF 1955, with files named DC6_V20.ZIP and DC6_V20X.ZIP. ATC id N90882 is assigned to both variants, aligning airline BRANIFF with the 1957 and 1955 configurations.
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