Base ModelThis entry centers on a Saab 340B operated by US Airways, presenting a model by Mike Stone with color work by Dan Milsop. Two credited figures stand beside the project, distinguishing the model cre…
Base ModelArcher II variant centers on Embraer EMB712 Tupi, version 1.0, using the original model and FDE by Rien Cornelissen and a 2D and VC panel by Arjan Harmans, with color selections drawn from Aeroclub…
Base ModelEric Dantes presents a Beechcraft model identified by the Twin Bonanza label, anchoring the depiction in a single concept. A visual reference accompanies the work and links to twin_bonanza.jpg, ens…
Base ModelAn enhanced revision based on the original DH104V1.ZIP introduces the Dove V2 variant with expanded models for flight simulation and refined flight dynamics. FSDS models by Derek Palmer and a custo…
Payware RepaintPainted by Glen Miller, the Carenado PA34 Seneca II carries a Cape Air variation, with interior colors matched to the exterior scheme, presenting a cohesive, understated look across the whole aircr…
Base ModelThis DC-3 variant uses a four-tank configuration and incorporates Mark Beaumont's IFR panel, based on the stock airframe. A Garmin 530 by Don Kuhn replaces the default GPS, and a glareshield plaque…
Base ModelThe DC-7C model, revised by George Carty from Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson’s original work, presents a thoroughly revamped flight deck with detailed engine gauges and a flight engineer console. It in…
Base ModelJon Walton presents a Gmax-built version of the Aviation Traders Carvair, a DC-4 conversion, with a fully animated model and reflective and specular surfaces. Four markings are included representin…
Base ModelTail number 53-3240 and construction number 44611 appear in preserved colors, reflecting presidential service from 1961 to 1966. Since 1978 it is loaned by the U.S. Air Force Museum to Pima Air & S…
Base ModelThe Buckeye cargo variant for the Beech 18 adds a cargo model and ships with 32-bit skins, enhancing visual detail while preserving the core airframe. It relies on the original D18SVC4.ZIP to funct…
Base ModelFly Montserrat bases operations on Montserrat and relies on Britten Norman Islander aircraft, carrying registration VP-MNT. Model by Marcel Kuhnt, with credit to Kenje Thomas, reflects the airline’…
Base ModelTwo aircraft in DC-3 Airways colors rely on the FS2004 default DC-3 as a base. The classic machine is named The Charles Wood, while the 1940s variant includes a folding stair door and a revised mai…
Base ModelFlying Tiger Line operates a Curtiss C-46. A newly configured startup effect accompanies the aircraft, and the presentation emphasizes balanced lighting, smooth propeller motion, and consistent ima…
Base ModelTwo Varig color variants by Luiz Foernges accompany the Curtiss-Wright C-46 model, with the panel and overall geometry created by J.R. Lucariny. Varig operates the airframe as the C-46A-CU and the …
Payware RepaintBy Luiz Foernges, this visual modification uses MAAM C-47 originals and BPB_FS9.ZIP by Jan Visser, and requires the original payware model. It designates atc_id VAX, ui_type DC-3 - Passenger, and u…
RepaintWayne Tudor provides modifications for a Curtiss C-46 originally modeled by J.R. Lucariny, with the enhancement noted as C-46_COM.ZIP. The Andes variant uses ATC ID HC-ACZ, with the airline of 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…
RepaintVariant TAXPA Chile for the Curtiss C-46C Commando reflects Chilean operations and mid-century transport roles. It carries atc_id CC-CCP and atc_airline TAXPA with flight number 763, and requires t…
RepaintDECCA uses this ex-military Valetta C2 for test, research and calibration duties. It requires the Valetta model by Rick Piper and bears ATC ID G-APKR, linking two key identifiers to this aircraft, …
Base ModelTwo color variants exist, red and blue, with cockpit detailing and custom gauges that distinguish the Arrow model. The design credits go to Dave Meccariello, with panel ideas inspired by Chuck Dome…