RepaintBy Ian Roussel, a Britten Norman Trislander presentation develops over about 100 hours of work, focused on faithful rendition for display in flight-simulation environments. The bn_t.bmp goes into t…
RepaintRegistration N16465 appears on a DC-7C operated by La Mancha, originally delivered to BOAC as G-AOIJ and later used by freighter operators before serving the Caribbean and South American network th…
Payware RepaintAn authentic DC-3A variant for Trans Texas, a southern U.S. regional carrier, features period fuselage markings and weathering, with Dave McQueen as the designer. It requires the MAAM-SIM DC-3 payw…
RepaintDC-6A variant carries registration N43867 and construction number 44624, created for the original model by Tom Gibson and FSAviator. By Manfred Meyer, it presents late-1980s colors and ATC id N4386…
RepaintThe L-1049H Super Constellation bears LV-FTV in a 1960-era presentation, with Manfred Jahn supplying the model and Gary Harper providing the graphic elements. Standalone components require L1049H.Z…
Night-illumination improvements for the CalClassic B377 without radar are realized by Bruce Smythe, adding a revised fabric covering to the cockpit walls and ceiling. Files vc_1_t through vc_4_t re…
RepaintAn Allegheny-linked Martin 202A from around 1958 is prepared for a simulation, built on a freeware Martin 2-0-2A model and refined by Gary Harper with corrected wing N-number placement to late-1950…
Payware RepaintFour Star Cargo, a Caribbean freighter, operates four or five Douglas DC-3s, and this variant is represented with registration N133FS. The model uses MaamSim_DC3 with Bea as the base, and carries A…
RepaintTwentieth Century Airlines finish for Lockheed L-1049G Super Constellation aligns with Manfred Jahn’s flight-model work and remains compatible with his panel configurations. The [fltsim.X] block se…
RepaintManfred Jahn creates an image-file-only version of the Lockheed L-1049G, with Gary Harper completing the changes, shows the World Wide variant and bears the atc_id CF-RNR, delivering a concise, era…
Payware RepaintMohawk variant for the DC-3 displays the Air Chief Algonquin appearance with registration N4070, and carries the Mohawk N4070 variation along with an atc_id Moh63, by D. L. Textures (Duane Tarbox) …
RepaintVisuals by Gary Harper accompany a Cal Classics-based Martin 4-0-4 variant, with the underlying model credited to Dee Waldron and Tom Gibson. The archive pc2404.zip places a PAC folder in AIRCRAFT/…
Payware RepaintAllegheny Airlines presents a DC-3A variant registered N145A, with atc_flight_number set to 145. This representation echoes the mid-1950s era, when the carrier operated a fleet of 24 DC-3s, and is …
Payware RepaintNC14988 belongs to American Airlines, carries the AA10 flight code, and represents the DST-114 variant with C/N 1494; Mark Beaumont provides the base visuals, Jan Visser contributes the original vi…
Payware RepaintCentral Airlines markings characterize a Douglas DC-3A variant aligned to the MAAM-SIM DC-3 base, with rivet patterns and subtle weathering that emphasize authenticity. The UI variation centers on …
Payware RepaintTwo formats exist for this DC-3 presentation: WR10_FSX.ZIP for FSX and WR10_MAAM.ZIP for the MAAM-SIM FS2004/FS2002 variant, credited to Mark Beaumont of DC-3 Airways. The design displays 29 flags …
Payware RepaintRobinson N407D appears as a photoreal variant of the Douglas DC-3, with airframe credits to Mid-Atlantic Air Museum Simulations and registration tag Robinson 45. A Medium version omits the virtual …
RepaintAn L-1049H Super Constellation portrays N6937C circa 1966, with model work by Manfred Jahn and artwork by Gary Harper. The setup links Airlift International to atc_id 514, enables atc_id, and uses …
Payware RepaintDave McQueen presents a Bonanza-branded Douglas DC-3A compatibility set that requires the MAAM-Sim DC-3A add-on and the Mid Atlantic Air Museum Simulations DC-3 baseline model to function. The vari…
Payware RepaintWestern Air Lines' DC-3, registration NC18101, is shown with a June 1937 DST delivery and service lasting until March 1958, capturing its late-1930s appearance as Western's first DC-3 in operation.…