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RepaintVisuals for the standard DC-3 portray markings used while operating under the British Midland name during the 1960s, with the aircraft registered G-APBC shown in flight. Credit goes to John Payne for the period context.
RepaintThe Vickers Viscount, variant 827 CX-BIZ, traces its lineage from the V.810 prototype, later serving as a Vanguard testbed before restoration to production standard as one of three V.827 units sold by VASP to PLUNA, the national airline of Uruguay.
RepaintG-AVJB marks a Vickers Viscount 815, one of three aircraft Hawker Siddeley had taken from PIA in part exchange for Tridents and later acquired by BMA before Nigeria Airways subleases it in 1968 with a subtle change to BMA markings. ATC ID G-AVJB, ATC airline Nigerian, and ATC flight number 101 appear, by Garry Russell.
RepaintDC-6B operated by TAME Ecuador bears HC-ATK and features the airline’s historical color pattern with distinctive fuselage markings; a base model by Greg Pepper and Tom Gibson must be installed, and configuration references set atc_id HC-ATK and atc_airline Tame.
RepaintG-BEPH, registered to Aurigny Air Service, dates to the 1990s and represents the BN-2A MkIII Trislander variant. A skin by Ian Roussel accompanies it, specifically designed for the BN-2A MkIII Trislander, and applying requires GXTOR32G.ZIP.
RepaintBy Dale Deluca, this FAA-themed modification targets the DC-3 airframe with Berlin-Tempelhof service circa 1963 and registration N74. The dc3faa.zip package places the bitmap Douglas_DC3_1_T.bmp into a faa directory, while single-sided maps reverse one rudder marking and omit wing lettering, and the atc_id N90908 appears in the configuration.
RepaintAzhar Munir provides a Convair CV-240 variant for Pakistan International Airlines, labeled as PIA 50s, reflecting a 1950s-era twin. ATC flight number AP-AEF marks the operation and ties the model to Pakistani airspace, referencing the Convair lineage.
RepaintRoyal Danish Air Force K-681 markings appear on the DC-3 in VIP colours dating to 1973, representing a historical appearance for the aircraft. K-681 spans 1953–1980 in its service history and is now displayed at Danish Technical Museum in Elsinore, with Kim Dahl responsible for the finish and based on a kit by Mark Beaumont.
RepaintBy Ed Knapp, this United Airlines variant for the Ford Trimotor uses the base model Ford_Trimotor and carries atc_id NC 4364 with ui_variation United Airlines, while ui_manufacturer Ford anchors the listing under the Tri-Motor class.
RepaintChristian Page modifies Tom Gibson's DC-6B into an Iran Air variant for AI traffic, designated ca 1970. Flight plans for the ca 1970 variant exist, and the model uses a prop_anim_ratio of 0.9 to animate the propellers.
RepaintThe Lockheed L-749A bears registration VH-EAF for Qantas, identified as c/n 2504 and named Horace Brinsmead after its 1951 transfer from Air India. By Tim Scharnhop, it relies on LOCKHEED749.ZIP to integrate with the L-749 Constellation line.
RepaintNorthwest Orient Airlines operates N5172V, a Lockheed L-1049E-55-102 (c/n 4572) delivered in April 1955 and used until 1957. It relies on the L-1049G Super Constellation framework, with credit to Tim Scharnhop, and notes file reference L1049G.ZIP and a [fltsim.X] section for Northwest N5172V.
RepaintJas Air coordinates the Antonov An-2 with OK-JIF registration for AI-traffic use, relying on the An-2 base model from Rysiek Winawer and the freeware RWAIAN2.ZIP file. The configuration preserves animations and flight dynamics, and the variant uses sim=RWAI_An-2v1.5_AI_ONLY with texture=OK-JIF, while final painting is by Miloslav Wolf.
RepaintAndes branding updates a Curtiss airframe in the C-46 family and applies a graphics tweak to an existing model by Libardo Guzman, Greg Pepper, and Tom Gibson, requiring C46GA.ZIP to function. ATC data labels HC-ACZ, lists Andes as the airline, and assigns flight number 460.
RepaintUniversal Airlines applies a Curtiss C-46A Commando coloring to the base model c46ga.zip, with compatibility noted for a second environment. Dave McQueen earns the credit for the contribution, while the atc_id N606Z and a circa 1966 era anchor the markings.
RepaintAnsett-ANA DC-6B VH-INS represents its 1965 appearance, with delivery to ANA in 1956 and service with ANA and Ansett-ANA through 1967. The configuration specifies atc_id VH-INU and labels the variant as Ansett-ANA, tying the DC-6B to the Ansett identity.
RepaintFour Vickers Viscount 700s operate for a Philippine carrier; two are ordered in April 1956, and two more follow, serving mainly domestic routes until 1967. One aircraft is sold to Alitalia in 1965, leaving three that later join Falcon Air of Sweden, bearing registration PIC770 and flight number 784.
RepaintVarig operates eight aircraft from 1943 to 1948, with PP-VAT as the primary registration later sold to Aeronorte as PP-NBB. The record references FSDB_L_Electra_L-10A.zip archive and aligns with the FSDB_ELECTRA_4 model lineage for reference notes.
RepaintFlying Tiger Line operates 22 DC-4/C-54s, with N67548 registered as a freighter variant. Dale DeLuca credits the update to Arik Hohmeyer and Chris Grabow, and the work relies on a base DC-4 from FS-Design Berlin, such as C544ALA.ZIP, paired with the DC-4-2 model.
RepaintThe L-749 Constellation carries registration N121, construction number 2654, and is named Pacific Queen, after earlier service with Trans World Airlines as N6016C Star of California. The FAA withdraws N121 from the register on April 22, 1969, and LOCKHEED749.ZIP supports the FAA_N121_01 variant.