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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…
RepaintA CV-240 variation named TTa, by David Grogg, builds on Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson's CV-240 work, offering an additional option for the Convair 240 series. A new [fltsim.2] block in aircraft.cfg as…
PatchIt pairs with James Underwood's Douglas DC-4/DC-6 panel setup and requires DC6JCUV5.ZIP, while including a DC-6 cabin for integrated use. The color 1961 photograph presents a DC-4 cabin in flight, …
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…
RepaintAn American Overseas Airlines DC-3, by Dale DeLuca, carries registration N90908 and uses a freeware base model from the Fly Away Simulation library. The wings and rudder share a single image area, …
RepaintSan Ecuador operates a Vickers Viscount 800 variant registered HC-ASP, with atc_id HC-ASP and atc_airline SAN, flight number 800. Original model by Rick Piper and artwork by Alex Colka, and it requ…
RepaintCalifornia Department of Forestry operates a DC-4 Skymaster variant labeled DC-4-2, bearing registration N3054CF and the FIREFLY 54 flight number, as part of a CDF FIRE BOMBER configuration. It rel…
RepaintVanguard variant 951 BEA RS/FJ appears here, with Garry Russell credited for the work and Rick Piper for the original Vanguard model. It specifies the RSFJ color designation and carries registratio…
Paint KitLayered PSD files enable variations on the Gmax Douglas DC-7 family, including the DC-7, DC-7B, and DC-7C, by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson. United and American fuselage markings come from Tom Gibson,…
RepaintMDL VERSION 5 delivers movable taxilights and lights visible in panel and VC views, plus shiny fuselage and wing detailing for the City of Boston DC-4. The aircraft carries registration N1948, oper…
RepaintSix new skins for the AI Douglas DC-3, by Tim Dement, offer two variants: a passenger liner with rectangular windows and a cargo version with round windows and double cargo doors. A reflective fini…
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 …
RepaintThe VXE6 variant depicts a naval Douglas DC-4 used by Air Devron 6 in Antarctica, with operations noted at McMurdo Sound. Arik Hohmeyer originated the design, while Luke Friese supplies a later vis…
RepaintAn L-749A variant uses the model file Lockheed_749_1 with jetstacks and carries the HI-422 registration to c/n 2667 for a Dominican Republic operator active from 1983 to 1988, ending after a heavy …
RepaintN18121 appears on a DC-3 linked to a Texas-based carrier dating to about 1954, tied to the default airframe and aligning with the configuration's original designation. The TTA tag accompanies the v…
RepaintIberia operates a Bristol 170 MK31-E, registered EC-AHJ, dating to 1954. SB170.ZIP enables rendering the asset, and the arrangement credits Mike Stone for the design with Franjo Giner handling the …
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…
Payware RepaintRegistration SE-CFP applies to the Douglas DC-3 variant known as Daisy, operated by Flygande Veteraner with base at Bromma, Stockholm. Version 1.3 includes seven replacement .bmp files for the Dais…
RepaintThe sole VC-121E built serves as President Eisenhower’s personal airplane from 1954 to 1961, nicknamed Columbine III. It remains linked to Mike Stone’s original airframe, with SCONNIE.ZIP, and a ba…