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Lufthansa Cargo Vickers Viking

Rick Piper models two Vickers Vikings in Lufthansa Cargo colors, highlighting a historic Lufthansa operation of the type in the 1950s. ATC identifiers D-BONE and LH85 accompany the designation, while a splash screen is included.

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USMC Curtiss R5C-1 Navy Commando

R5C-1 USN circa 1947 links to Marine Transport Squadron 252 (VMR-252) at Cherry Point MCAS, North Carolina, for the C46A Commando with the file name C46GA.ZIP. Credit goes to Manuele Villa, with Libardo Guzman and CalClassic acknowledged for sharing the base model; the description cites atc_id LH14 and ui_variation VMR-252.

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Lufthansa Douglas DC-3 D-ATJG

The 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 configuration and a metric German panel modification, with a right-side passenger door, credited to Jan Visser and Mark Beaumont, and final adjustments by Daniel Nole.

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Braniff Douglas DC-4 N65142

Braniff International Airways operates a DC-4 bearing registration N65142, one of ten DC-4/C-54 airframes Braniff used from 1945 through 1954. The entry lists ATC identifiers N65142 and flight number 142, and notes a June 2004 date.

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Eastern Provincial Airways Otter CF-MIT

Steven Grant's DeHavilland Otter model (OTTRDHC3.ZIP) receives a color layout by Nathan Havercroft for Eastern Provincial Airways, implemented within the DHC3 directory. The configuration lists atc_id CF-MIT, ui_manufacturer de Havilland, ui_type DHC-3 Otter, and ui_Variation Eastern Provincial Airways.

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Eastern Provincial DC-3 CF-CRW

A DC-3 variant for EPA carries registration CF-CRW, uses the Douglas_DC3 platform, and is identified by the base model Douglas_DC3 within its EPA designation. UI variation is shown as Eastern Provincial, with kb_checklists Douglas_DC3_check and kb_reference Douglas_DC3_ref listed.

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Savage Air Beechcraft D18S

Damian Radice presents a Savage Air variant for the Beechcraft D18S VC, using the D18SVC4 base model and preserving a post-war look with updated cockpit labeling VC. It carries the atc_id N80388, atc_parking_types RAMP, and ui_variation VH-SAU.

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Northern Air Cargo Douglas DC-6B

By Jim Campisi, the DC-6B variant showcases NAC's mid-century cargo role. It uses the dc6a base model and bears atc_id N37552, with atc_id_enable set; the work preserves NAC's fuselage markings and engine details, reflecting Alaska operations.

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Austrian Airlines Douglas DC-3 OE-LAV

By Bokan Franz, this fictional variation centers on a DC-3 registered OE-LAV for Austrian Airlines. It uses the default airframe as a baseline, presenting a distinct operator identity through the registration OE-LAV and the Austrian Airlines linkage.

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Aeroclube do RGS Douglas C-47/DC-3 (NC)

PP-VBN represents the Douglas DC-3 variant operated by Aeroclube do Rio Grande do Sul, shown as NC. The work requires the MAAM Sim DC-3 payware and BPB_FS9.ZIP by Jan Visser, while Luiz Foernges crafts the color finish and atc_id VBN aligns with ui_variation Aeroclube do Rio Grande do Sul NC.

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Swissair Douglas DC-4 HB-ILI

HB-ILI serves Swissair from 1947 to 1958 before transfer to Syrian Airlines, one of six DC-4s operated by Swissair. This variant relies on a base DC-4 from FS-Design Berlin and requires the DC44PAA.ZIP file; the variation is labeled Swiss Air Lines in the configuration.

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Austrian Government Douglas DC-2 A-500

An Austrian Government variant, A-500, for the DC-2 carries MSN 1320 and Austrian fuselage markings from circa 1934. Created by Tim Scharnhop with contributions from Gerard Kranenbarg and Jan Visser, it relies on the base DC-2 from the Uiver Team and a Fly Away Simulation model credit to Alexander Schreijnders and Jan Visser.

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Pan Am Douglas DC-2 NC14271

By Tim Scharnhop, a DC-2 variant bears Pan American World Airways registration NC14271, with service beginning in March 1935 and later transfers to Mexicana, Avianca, and Johnson Flying Service as N4867V. Today the Museum of Flight in Seattle owns it and shows N1934D in TWA colors.

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Delta Air Transport Douglas DC-3

By Zsolt Kun-Szabo, this modification targets the airline's Douglas DC-3 and references the default airframe. It uses the sample_aircraft.cfg for integration and requires the atc_id field to stay empty to prevent fuselage labeling, with a ground-view screenshot provided.

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Douglas House Colors DC7C

By Dave McQueen, the DC-7C variant builds on the Gmax base model and requires DC7_SAS4.ZIP to function. It uses the DC-7C airframe, assigns the flight number N70C, and sets prop_anim_ratio to 0.9, while internal data lists ui_manufacturer as Douglas and ui_type as DC-7C.

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British Airways Viscount 814

British Midland leases two Viscount aircraft to BA in full colors, with a third in partial coloring. The arrangement relies on the FSDS Vickers Viscount 800 model by Rick Piper and carries ATC ID G-BAPE.

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BEA Viscount 700 Prototype

Prototype Viscount 700 wears registration G-AMAV and features large single-pane cockpit side windows. Early BEA fuselage markings appear in a pinstripe scheme, while credit goes to Rick Piper for the base model and Garry Russell for the detailing.

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Southern Airways Douglas DC-3

An operator-focused variant for the DC-3 carries Southern Airways branding, identified by ATC id N49556 and parking code SOU, with the Southern variation listed in the UI as DC-3 Southern. The description notes Southern operated 25 DC-3s from 1949 to 1967, before being replaced by Martin 404s and DC-9s.

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Iberia Bristol 170 MK 31 E

Iberia 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 Stone's Bristol 170 base and specifying the MK 31 E variant.

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AMSA C-121C Super Constellation

An AMSA C-121C Super Constellation carries ex-USAF c/n 4192, registered HI-515CT and named City of Santo Domingo. It references L1049G.ZIP, L1049G_U.ZIP, and C-12J: R7V-1.ZIP, and credits Marcel Ritzema as creator, with ties to Aerolineas Mundo SA.

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