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Lockheed "Team 1049" Super Fuel Dump Fix

An adjustment to the configuration repositions the fuel-dump contrail for the Team 1049 Super Constellations, WV-2/3s, and C-121 variants, starting the effect slightly behind the wing for proper vaporization. The [smokesystem] entries smoke.0 and smoke.1 reference fx_1049_fueldump, delivering cross-variant consistency, with the fix by David Irons.

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BEA Vickers Viscount 701 G-AOFX

BEA's final Viscount 701, G-AOFX, is delivered in July 1956 and sold in August 1962, with the variation British European Airways Red Square and ATC ID G-AOFX, by Garry Russell, reflecting its status in the 700-series lineage.

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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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Frontier Airlines Douglas DC-3 N65276

The MAAM-SIM DC-3 Passenger model hosts a Frontier variant labeled Frontier N 65276 with ATC ID FAL76, by Ken Boardman. This aligns with the MAAM-SIM DC-3 Passenger baseline and preserves the Frontier designation within the registration field.

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Trans-Canada Air Lines DC-4M2

Twenty DC-4M2 North Stars were delivered to the carrier that later becomes Air Canada, during 1947–48, with early examples using four-blade propellers and later ones adopting larger three-blade units. These models require the Canadair C-4 Argonaut integration and ARGO_V10.ZIP compatibility.

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TWA Martin 4-0-4

N40423 represents a Martin 4-0-4 Skyliner shown in TWA service during the 1950s, having been acquired in June 1952 and remaining in service until February 1962. Wayne Tudor and Dale DeLuca receive credit, with atc_id N40423 and atc_airline TWA.

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TWA Lockheed 1049G-82 N7121C

The model portrays the L1049G-82 variant with registration N7121C, nicknamed Star of Aberdeen. C/N 4648 marks the airframe, and L1049G variants in TWA service appear without the 609 gal tip-tanks, notably during 1957–1963 in this configuration.

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Douglas DC-3 Night Lighting

Night lighting effects enhance the DC-3 with reflections on the fuselage and engines, compatible with any model. It relies on newll.fx and RNLE2.ZIP by Kaveh Payandeh, and requires newll.fx in the Effects folder; the [LIGHTS] section defines twelve entries from light.0 to light.11 for nav, strobes, and beacons.

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TAME Lockheed L188A Electra HC-AZY

A Lockheed Electra in the L-188A family, registered HC-AZY for TAME, carries the Galapagos designation and relies on the original model by Chris Buff. Rodolfo Estrella C. provides the color revision, keeping the Galapagos designation associated with the overall model.

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Loide Aereo Curtiss C-46 Commando

Loide Aereo depicts a Curtiss-built transport with the C-46 designator variant, with color work by Luiz Foernges on the base model by J.R. Lucariny, reflecting Brazilian routes across the country. A configuration entry labeled fltsim.XX designates the Loide Aereo variant, listing ui_manufacturer Curtiss, ui_type C-46C Curtiss Commando, and ui_variation Loide Aereo.

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Douglas DC-3 Flap Texture

By Juan Ernesto Oropeza, this flap modification targets the default Douglas DC-3. It provides two bitmap files, dc3flap.bmp and Douglas_DC3_1_T.bmp, with the option to replace the latter to alter the flap area, and remains compatible with the default DC-3 configuration.

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Douglas DC-6 NX90701

NX90701 stands as the first production DC-6, with its initial flight dated 10 July 1946 and delivery to American Airlines as NC90701 on 20 April 1947. It relies on Jens B. Kristensen’s early DC-6 with Curtiss propellers and requires the dc6_v10.zip file, with the atc_id NX90701.

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Caribair Douglas DC-3

The MAAM-SIM Douglas DC-3 model displays Caribair colors used between 1946 and 1963 during that era. Caribair, Caribbean Atlantic Airlines, Inc., based in Puerto Rico becomes part of Eastern Airlines in May 1973, by Carlos Marrero.

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Channel Airways Douglas DC-3 Circa 1964

Channel Airways contributes a Douglas DC-3 variant credited to Garry Russell, dating from circa 1964, depicting the Airbridge route between Southend and the near Continent. The selection uses a DC-3 model with the Channel Airways variation, highlighting a Dakota-era operator identity.

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Imperial Airlines L-049 N67953

Imperial Airlines presents a L049A Constellation variant, tied to atc_id N67953 and the Imperial 1961 UI designation. Imperial operates non-scheduled and charter services until a crash in 1961 ends activity, with the FSDZL049.ZIP archive referenced for the model.

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Western Airlines Lockheed L-049

An L-049 Constellation variant for Western Airlines shows N86525 in the late 1960s era, reflecting a post-merger fleet arrangement with Pacific Northern and routes between Seattle and Alaska. The depiction centers on N86525 circa 1968, with visuals credited to Gary Harper.

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Default Douglas DC-3 White Tips Update

Juan Ernesto Oropeza develops a small enhancement for the DC-3, providing new Prop_DC3.bmp and the Douglas_DC3_1_T.bmp layer to add white-tipped propeller edges for a vintage look. Designed for experienced handlers working with the aircraft's standard bitmap setup, it emphasizes backing up originals before edits and notes potential animation issues if changes are done incorrectly.

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T.A.E. Douglas DC-3 SX-BAN

Circa 1957, T.A.E., the Hellenic Aviation before Olympic Airways, operates the DC-3 under SX-BAN registration, a variant by Harry Toubas that derives from the standard DC-3. Harry Toubas is credited, and the SX-BAN registration identifies the aircraft.

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Intercontinental Airlines Constellation

Intercontinental leases N1005C from Seaboard and Western Airlines and later serves with TAP, Capitol, and Irish Airlines. The aircraft now carries USAF Military Transport Service markings and sits at the AMC museum near Dover AFB; depictions date to about 1963.

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Northwest Orient Airlines Constellation N5172V

Visual depictions for the Alphasim Super C Constellation present Northwest Orient's N5172V circa 1955. Northwest Orient operates four Super G Constellations for about two years, and Gary Harper provides the visuals, while the ATC ID N5172V and airline NORTHWEST accompany the listing.

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