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RepaintRegistration C-GVKI anchors the A330-300 RR, its identity clearly recorded. The model originates from FSPainter and is refined by Claudio A. Dobre, with an accompanying graphic file named a330_sky.gif that provides a visual reference for identification.
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RepaintAn AFR asset delivers Air France visuals for the standard A321, with atc_id F-CHAT and atc_airline Air France. The entry references a [fltsim.XX] block that must be updated to the proper line number, and a single AFR file accompanies the variant.
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RepaintRuiqi Chen presents a Korean Air insignia on a Boeing 747-400, modeled to use the default flight dynamics and keep the original cockpit layout for familiar handling. The work depends on the original base model and may require prerequisite files from Fly Away Simulation, with kal747-2.gif available as a visual reference.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo DC-9-30 variants present Trinity and Spirit themes, produced by SGA with a cone tail, opening passenger and cargo doors, retractable landing lights, full animations, and airstairs. The airframe carries registration YV-705C, paired with ATC IDs 255 and 7654 for Bahamasair and Spirit, respectively, and uses DXT3 mapping with chrome shine.
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RepaintA Virgin Atlantic A330-300 modification, registration G-VSXY, by Paul Craig, uses Thomas Ruth’s base model TOMA333B-1.ZIP. The Virgin folder sits inside Tom_A330-300, with atc_id G-VSXY and atc_airline Virgin Atlantic, reproducing fuselage markings and the red tail accents.
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Repaint for PaywareVivaColombia operates this A320 with registration HK-4811X, representing one of ten such aircraft in the airline's fleet, a snapshot of its Airbus roster. The record lists ui_type as A320-214 CFM, detailing the configuration used in service.
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Complete with Base ModelThomas Ruth models an Iran Air A300-600R with a virtual cockpit, and Peyman Javanbakht provides the final appearance. The gauge folder Tom306 sits inside Gauge, and an Effects folder contains the related effects for the airframe.
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Complete with Base ModelThe A370 concept by Camil Valiquette depicts a twin-engine, double-deck airliner with a 450-seat three-class layout and a 9,600-nautical-mile range. An Animated Ground Servicing system coordinates airport vehicles to service both decks, and branding reflects British Airways identity during operations.
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RepaintBy Jon Murchison, this exterior artwork applies a red finish and authentic branding to the Boeing 737-800. It requires the default 737-800 model and preserves interior modeling and flight dynamics, staying unchanged from the baseline, while reproducing logos and tail decals associated with the Virgin Blue identity and Oceania operations.
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Complete with Base ModelThe A320-232 variant carries skins for Capital Airlines, Tianjin Airlines, and West Air, built on the A320 v2 model with finishes derived from the v2.1 paint kit. Panel, sound and the virtual cockpit originate from the A321, while Project Airbus designs the airframe and He Lingyuan handles the visual skins.
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Complete with Base ModelA350-900 variant designed for Lufthansa, created by CamSim's Camil Valiquette, features Animated Ground Servicing and a tilt-enabled main landing gear for ground-handling realism. A fully operational base model accompanies the Effects.zip file to provide night-lighting effects, yielding a ready-to-fly setup with no dependencies.
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Complete with Base ModelAndy Roesch models a Boeing 747-8i for Kenya Airways, while color work is done by Moses Achoka. A file named kenya-airways-747.gif depicts the variant and the visual presentation, linking the aircraft to its original operator and the two credited contributors.
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Complete with Base ModelThomas Ruth's A300-600ST Beluga serves as the core model, issued for Platinum Airways with branding by Al Nel and an auto-installer by Vic Ayres. The model uses diffuse, bump spec and nightmap, has a working virtual cockpit and panel, and requires SP1 or SP2.
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RepaintTriadi Achonk Sudarmawan crafts a JetBlue A320-200 with mosaic tailfin using the Project Airbus A320-232 model. It supports the IAE V2500 engine, with an option for the CFM-powered A320-214, and requires the freeware base model from the Fly Away Simulation library.
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Complete with Base ModelCamSim presents a CS300 variant operated by airBaltic, also identified as the Bombardier CS300, in version 3 with recalibrated geometry and refined exterior detailing. Animated Ground Servicing enables interactive loading, deploying stairs, opening cargo hatches, and managing service equipment, controlled by Shift+E, Shift+D, and Shift+C, while Effects.zip in the Effects directory provides nighttime lighting.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo variants of the Airbus A320 are represented, the A320-100 and A320-200, with the A320-200 replacing the earlier version in the third quarter of 1988 and adding wingtip fences, a wing center-section fuel tank, and a higher MTOW. The model includes animated control surfaces, wingviews, flaps, full lighting, and reflective textures.
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Complete with Base ModelDelta Air Lines operates a Boeing 777-232ER modeled from Melvin Rafi’s MELJET design and updated by David Grindele. The variant features animated engine cowlings that reveal internal components and supports jetway docking via Ctrl+J at compatible gates.
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RepaintJon Murchison renders a metallic silver finish for the Jetstar A330-200 GE variant to pair with the Thomas Ruth model. The Jetstar_S image set sits in the Tom_A330-200 directory, and a configuration uses atc_flight_number 1124, ui_type A330-200, and ui_variation Jetstar, with TOM330.ZIP as the base model.
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RepaintRegistration VH-OEJ accompanies a Qantas 747-400 named Wunala Dreaming, designed to fit the default B747-400. Credits go to Jon Murchison for the work, with identity preserved in the designation and a concise, factual presentation overall.
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Complete with Base ModelRegistration D-AKNG bears the Johann Wolfgang von Goethe identity on an Airbus A319-100, a base model from Project Airbus that Marco Fischbach refines, with external animations including retractable doors, wing views showing Eurowings branding, and cockpit systems operate via XML controls.
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