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Textures only for the default DC3 in Braniff's circa 1940 livery. The base metal textures are by M. Beaumont, and my airline livery is based on photos of the DC-3 NC 29362 that joined Braniff Airways "Super B Liner" fleet in 1941. By Dale DeLuca.
Three repaints, registration OH-VKA, OH-VKB and OH-VKC. Textures only for the default DC3. Repainted by Sami Ylismaki.
Textures for the default DC. By Maximos Sevastopoulos.
These beasts were a common sight in and around KMIA during the late 70's and early 80's. Many wore Air Florida Commuter markings before being retired from service. Martin 404 model by Dee Waldron. Repainted by Damon Dawson.
Textures only for the default DC3. By Sami Ylismaki.
A repaint of the default DC3 representing a CC-129 of the Royal Canadian Air Force. Repaint by Steve Piper.
Textures only for the default DC3. By Paul van Harte.
BOAC was an early customer for the DC7C, and had a fleet of ten. Repaints by Jens B. Kristensen of original model by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson, flight dynamics by FS Aviator, modified for FS2004 by Tom Gibson. Panel and sounds must be download...
A repaint of the default DC3. It is a repaint of a late 30's early 40's TWA DC-3. I had to take some liberties due to the way the plane is textured by Microsoft. I have also enclosed a Red cowled version if you want to use it instead. It is not...
American Overseas Airlines Boeing 377 Stratocruiser. A Gmax version of the B377. Requires BOACB377.ZIP; B377-04.ZIP is also suggested. By Greg Pepper, Dave McQueen and Tom Gibson.
The Douglas DC7C's of SAS became famous for opening the polar route from Europe to Japan, flying from Copenhagen to Tokyo via Anchorage. SAS used 15 DC-7C and two DC-7F in 1956-68. Four liveries (early, middle and late) included. Repaint by Jen...
The Douglas DC6B's of SAS became famous for opening the first polar (great circle) route from Europe to the USA, flying from Copenhagen to Los Angeles via Greenland and Canada. SAS used fourteen DC-6B's in 1952-64. Four liveries (early, middle ...
The Danish charter airline Sterling (European) Airways used as number of Douglas DC6B's in the 'sixties and early 'seventies. Repaint by Jens B. Kristensen of original Gmax model by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson, flight dynamics by FS Aviator, mod...
Modeled after the DC3 owned by the Carolinas Aviation Museum. Textures only for the default DC3. By Barry Ellis.
Textures only for the default DC3. This livery is more accurate than the previous version. By R. Raueisair.
Textures for the default DC3 in the livery of the Dutch Dakota Association. Repainted by Cees Melieste.
Textures for the default DC3 in Pan American Airways livery circa 1942. Pan Am operated a fleet of approximately 90 DC3s. By Dale De Lucq.
Textures only for the default Douglas DC3 in Western Airlines livery, circa 1949. The plane pictured was originally USAAF C-53 Skytrooper, and was obtained by Western Airlines on August 1, 1949. By Dale De Luca.
A repaint of the default Douglas DC3 that represents DC-3D ZK-AMS operated today by Pionair Adventures Ltd, based at Wigram, New Zealand. Textures only. Textures by Harry Follas.
Circa 1940 UAL textures for the default DC3 as "Mainliner San Francisco", one of the first DC3's put into service by United Airlines on the Los Angeles to San Francisco route in 1937. By Dale De Luca.
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