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RepaintThe CV-240 VBF CA-18 model features a Mohawk Cosmopolitan variant, with atc_id N90844, atc_airline MOHAWK, and atc_flight_number 248. The configuration also implements a propeller animation ratio o…
Museum-restored L-1049G with CF-TGE origins trace to 1954 as an L-1049C and it is upgraded to the L-1049G, with restoration taking place at the Museum of Flight in Seattle. It relies on freeware Lo…
Payware RepaintTwo variants exist for the MAAM-SIM DC-3, named Lake Central Airlines and Lake Central Airlines - Medium VC, each using atc_id N25672 and linked to MaamSim_DC3. Tim Scharnhop contributes the Lake C…
Markings tied to Romania's armed air service appear on the An-2T 58, featuring authentic roundels and identification numbers. Tim Conrad provides the base An-2T, while Steve Baldwin crafts the Roma…
RepaintDuring a lease to Silver City, the Vickers Vanguard remains at Heathrow for about six months before being returned to BEA service. Model by Rick Piper; Garry Russell handles the Silver City/BEA var…
RepaintCampisi finalizes refined wing surfaces, tire tread details, window transparency, and smooth-spinning propeller visuals on a Qantas Electra, upheld by a 32-bit fuselage artwork. The underlying mode…
RepaintDelivery to BEA occurs on December 13, 1960 under registration G-APEF, and first Vanguard commercial service operates on December 17, 1960. The Vanguard transfers to Templewood Aviation in April 19…
RepaintPolished aluminum exterior highlights the DC-3 DDLZB variant, with an updated Aircraft.cfg that improves elevator and rudder authority while tuning ILS glideslope interception. It requires the defa…
PatchPeter Mess presents a grey-haired pilot for the DC-3, replacing the current pilot depiction on the aircraft. The change uses the old bitmap Douglas_DC3_2T as a baseline, updating the DC-3’s visuals…
RepaintEd Knapp crafts a North Central variant for the DC-3, applying fuselage markings on both sides to reflect a mid-1930s to 1940s operator and uses atc_id N15598. The variation remains compatible with…
A corrected flight-dynamics set updates the Douglas C-47A (DC-3) variant, featuring four 804-gallon tanks and revised RPM and manifold pressure for the R1830-92. MTOW stands at 31,000 pounds with a…
RepaintA Berlin Airlift era variant for the DC3 signals Western Allies’ 1948/49 operation, credited to Ingo Schwan. It uses ros skin, assigns atc_id NC2008, and supports parking at ramps or gates in the d…
RepaintThe work by Marcel Ritzema presents a KLM configuration for a Lockheed Constellation, identified as PH-LKW with construction number 4507, which served from July 1953 to 1960. It aligns with the L-1…
RepaintRegistration G-APSA, owned by Air Atlantic, appears in 2008 with the BRITISH EAGLE identity during air shows. The DC-6A BRITISH EAGLE carries a dedicated panel and sounds by George Carty, Ken Mitch…
RepaintBy Jim Campisi, this variant for J.R. Lucariny's Lockheed Electra presents 32-bit fuselage art, redesigned wing surfaces, and refined propeller visuals with improved window and tire detailing. It r…
RepaintOne of two Viscount 806s operated by Lineas Aereas Canarias in the mid-1980s is noted for withdrawal and long storage, with corrosion making it uneconomic to reacquire. The aircraft carries registr…
RepaintOne of three Vickers Viscount 724 aircraft purchased by Air Inter from TCA, the machine later operates in the UK as G-BDRC. Rick Piper models the variant, with Garry Russell credited for the finish…
RepaintNamed variation honors a TWA-era Constellation decoration and applies to a Lockheed L-1049G Super-G with registration N6937C and ATC flight number 176. Mike Stone's L-1049G Super-G model uses 32-bi…
RepaintRegistration N6354C (c/n 45111) traces its origin to BOAC as G-AOIA and moves through several owners before Belize Air Cargo Inc. uses the DC-7C as a meat-hauler despite lacking a dedicated cargo d…
RepaintThe Lockheed L-749 Constellation carries registration N6020C and number 2658, bearing TWA’s globe markings and the name Star of Kentucky. Date remains 25 January 1951, and it participates in TWA’s …