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RepaintAir America operates a Beech D18S with two variants, NOVC and VC, each linked to the airamerica sub-folder and assigned the registration N9542Z. The aircraft.cfg shows two fltsim entries for NOVC a…
Base ModelRegistration NC9044 accompanies a DC-4 variant for Alaska Airlines, recalling its Berlin Airlift involvement during 1948–49. Fully animated moving parts include rolling wheels, suspension, and a st…
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 mer…
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 pro…
Base ModelWayne Tudor presents Swiss Air Lines DC-6B HB-IBE, construction number 43275, noting July 1951 delivery as the first DC-6B to arrive after United’s first six, American’s first eleven, and its siste…
RepaintOwen Davies provides a Trans-Canada 1940s variant of the DC-3, identified by atc_id CF-TEA. The variant uses the tca40 resource label applied to the Douglas_DC3 baseline, with ui_variation set to T…
RepaintFive image files accompany Mid Continent Airlines around the central United States, referencing CF-TCC and archived as l104NWA.ZIP. The L-10A Electras join the fleet in 1938, and production spans 1…
RepaintPH-LKA marks a 1049E Lockheed Super Constellation, construction number 4553, in KLM service. It uses a 32-bit extended format with no mipmaps and requires SCONNIE.ZIP with VNCON20.ZIP for the panel…
Base ModelManual install edition presents a British twin radial-engined aircraft from the 1950s, registered VX231 and identified as the HPR5 variant by Miles (HP Reading). The airframe first flies at Woodley…
Base ModelAMI's Douglas DC-3 presents in Italian Air Force colors, with De Battista Luca responsible for the styling. It denotes a single variant of the classic design, finished with official markings as spe…
Base ModelDouglas DC-3 variant adds four tank models and an IFR panel, developed by Mark Beaumont and Dave Bitzer. It uses DXT3 format with reflective colors, includes transparent windows and cockpit, moving…
RepaintThree XC-69 configurations appear, including rollout day, flight test, and USAAF delivery colors, each tied to distinct atc_id values, with rollout and first-flight variants carrying 25600 and the …
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…
RepaintBuffalo Air Cargo's Curtiss C-46A, registered C-FAVO, features authentic markings by Manuele Villa for use with Libardo Guzman and the CalClassic base model. A base package, C46GA.ZIP, from Fly Awa…
RepaintNorwegian-registered LN-WND appears as a DC-3 in 60 years anniversary colors, created using a kit by Mark Beaumont and finished by Kim Dahl. It is flown today by Dakota Norway and dates to October …
RepaintAn authentic Convair CV-240-4 associates with KLM, carries registration PH-TEM since 28 February 1949, and is named Meindert Hobbema; it later changes registrations to PH-CEM and D-BOBA. The base c…
Base ModelTwo BN2 Islander AI variants are produced by Henry Tomkiewicz with finishing by Phillip Tan, for AI traffic, reflecting Nagasaki Airways, now Oriental Air Bridge, both subsidiaries of All Nippon Ai…
RepaintAir France operates 16 DC-4/C-54 aircraft, including registration F-BBDA, reflecting a fleet used across the postwar period. The airframe serves Berlin-Tempelhof from 1964, and the fleet's operatio…
RepaintBEA-marked Douglas DC-3 carries metallic finishes by Mark Beaumont and BEA branding by Dale DeLuca, listed in AIRCRAFT.CFG as Douglas DC-3 British European Airways. The BEADC3.ZIP archive holds sev…
Base ModelA SAS DC-7C collection presents four color variants, spanning the polar route from Copenhagen to Tokyo via Anchorage, during 1956 to 1968 when 15 DC-7Cs and two DC-7Fs serve SAS, illustrating mid-c…