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RepaintAn LAI-themed rendition of the Douglas DC3, identified as I-Leda, maps to the ui_variation Lai and ATC ID I-Leda. It references DC3PAINT.ZIP by Mark Beaumont and reproduces Linee Aeree Italiane ser…
Payware RepaintThe Lufthansa DC-3 variant D-ATJG, with construction number 2142, appears with Luftwaffe registration NA+LE before its transfer to Lufthansa service on 15 June 1940. It includes a Wright Cyclone co…
Payware RepaintLuiz Foernges presents a DC-3 variant honoring Aeroclube do Rio Grande do Sul, using a MaamSim_DC3 baseline and BPB_FS9.ZIP by Jan Visser to refine cockpit and exterior detailing. The real PP-VBN r…
RepaintBy Dale De Luca, this Trans Canada Airlines Electra variant reflects the final of five airframes bought from Canadian Airways in 1937. The airframe bears the CF-TCC registration, and the airline's …
RepaintBy Steve Piper, this DC-3 depiction represents CC-129 in Royal Canadian Air Force service, using the DC-3 airframe and an ATC ID of 12952. The configuration designates the UI type CC-129 and UI var…
RepaintCredit goes to Owen Davies for a Casablanca variant of the Douglas DC-3, using atc_id CF-TEA and ui_variation Casablanca. A bitmap file, Douglas_DC3_1_T.bmp, overwrites the default appearance, and …
RepaintBy Dale Deluca, this FAA-themed modification targets the DC-3 airframe with Berlin-Tempelhof service circa 1963 and registration N74. The dc3faa.zip package places the bitmap Douglas_DC3_1_T.bmp in…
RepaintThree variants come with the Bristol B170, while Mike Stone models the airframe and Garry J. Smith provides surface visuals, including distinct options. It requires SB170.ZIP, and the cover image s…
RepaintThe aircraft represents the Viscount 757 variant with registration CF-THD, first entering service in February 1957 and serving the line until withdrawal in June 1969, after which it is broken up. I…
RepaintGraphic set by Mike Wilson targets the standard Douglas DC-3, portraying Mohawk Airlines Gaslight Service operated during 1960–1962. It references a Gaslight folder within the Douglas_DC3 layout an…
RepaintGary Harper crafts a 1962-era interpretation using Dee Waldron’s freeware Martin 404 base model and captures mid-century markings similar to Piedmont’s short-haul operations. It supports dual engin…
RepaintMike Stone provides a Bristol 170 Freighter model bearing the G-AMWB registration, with a Silver City Airlines variant indicated in the UI fields. The entry requires SB170.ZIP to operate and specif…
RepaintDC-3 variant VXE6 carries a US Navy R4D designation, relocating tail markings to the fuselage to fit the layout. Details show atc_id 17221 and ui_variation VXE6, while two DC-3s sent to Antarctica …
RepaintMike Stone provides a Sabena variant for a Bristol freighter, with Juan Velilla Morton credited for the finish. SB170.ZIP serves as the prerequisite, and its contents place assets in the sabb170 fo…
Payware RepaintAn MAAM-SIM DC-3 Passenger modification, by Mark Beaumont, introduces a dedicated World Rally-themed variant for the aircraft model and notes compatibility with a separate file WR4_FS9.ZIP that cov…
RepaintPacific Southwest Airways operates a DC-3 with registration N36644, associated with the PSA variation. It serves routes connecting San Diego, Burbank, San Francisco and Oakland, reflecting historic…
PatchGreg Pepper, Tom Gibson, and Ken Mitchell design a damage module for the California Classics DC-6B base pack (build 1/24/2010), adding engine failures, carb icing, and oil and water/methanol consum…
RepaintIberia 1954 Bristol 170 MK 31 E visuals accompany Mike Stone's Bristol 170, by Franjo Giner. It requires SB170.ZIP and includes a side view image of the aircraft in flight, while aligning with Mike…
RepaintBy Cuyabra Colombia, the DC-3 presents a cosmetic skin for the classic airframe, emphasizing exterior styling over any functional additions. A single variant centers on visual customization for the…
RepaintStone’s Bristol 170 variant SA, aligned with Safe Air, carries ATC ID N36644 and shows Safe Air in the UI as a 170 Freighter, with Bristol as the manufacturer. It represents one of six aircraft ope…