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RepaintAn A340-300 for LAN Airlines is built on Thomas Ruth’s model, bearing CC-CQE as the registration and LAN Chile as the operator in ATC data. It relies on the TOMA343B.ZIP base pack, with ui_type A340-300 and ui_variation LAN Airlines, by Avik Das.
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RepaintA variant for the Bombardier CRJ-700, operating in Alaska and SkyWest branding, is delivered as a folder named Alaska that updates the default appearance. The package keeps size small via a fallback configuration, and adds a [fltsim.X] block with atc_id N215AG and atc_airline ALASKA, requiring the next consecutive index in the aircraft.cfg.
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Complete with Base ModelChongqing Airlines operates an A320-232 variant based on the A320 v2 model, with a skin built from the A320 v2.1 paint kit and panel, sound, and virtual cockpit drawn from the default A321. Original aircraft credits go to Project Airbus, with visuals by He Lingyuan.
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Repaint for PaywareAirAsia X adopts a CLS A330-300 RR engine variant, registration 9M-XXE, designed to align with the CLS A330-300_RR framework. It uses a D7 folder naming convention for the variant and aligns with the overall folder structure.
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Complete with Base ModelAn adapted Boeing 707-320C from Western Airlines presents a variant with a cargo door and high-bypass engines, supported by 32-bit coding and DirectX 9c optimization. It runs best at 1024×768 and often does not function with DirectX 10, ensuring cockpit visuals stay stable.
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RepaintGaruda Indonesia operates a Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental, an airframe noted for its size and power, with a distinct operational identity. The archive SSP748V4_GENX_N6067E.ZIP requires proper configuration across setups today and beyond worldwide by multiple users.
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Complete with Base ModelProject Open Sky designs the 747SP model, featuring SAA colors by Peter Tredre and a panel set to the default B747 layout. It appears under the SAA publisher, carries ATC ID ZS-SPC with a variation tagged SAA, and references the 747SPSAA.zip archive.
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Complete with Base ModelOriginal model by Project Airbus carries Angry Birds branding on the fuselage, while animated elements include wing flex, independent ground bogies, and a customized nose wheel steering animation. Andy Johnston contributes panel tweaks, and engine sequences feature start-up and shutdown animations with windmilling fans for added realism.
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Complete with Base ModelAn early-ER variant, this B767-200ER entry carries the US Airways registration N252AU and construction number 24765/308, offering dynamic flexing wings and fully animated control surfaces. A Posky utility panel on the default cockpit supports on-screen animations like tow trucks, cargo vehicles, and catering trucks.
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Repaint for PaywareVariant 777-2DZ/LR carries registration A7-BBC on a Boeing 777-200 framework, aligning with a mid-era twinjet profile. Its 32-bit color depth yields richer shading across surfaces, emphasizing the model’s structural lines and the airframe’s silhouette in varying lighting conditions.
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Complete with Base ModelSkySpirit2012 delivers an Air Canada variant of the Boeing 777-300ER with a precise exterior and authentic propulsion and wing dynamics. Brian Chau paints the surface details, and the work features interactive ground operations, full control surface movement, wing flex responsive to turbulence, and opening doors for passenger and cargo access.
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Repaint for PaywareWilson Dela Cruz authors an A320 variant bearing the Cebu Pacific identity and registration RP-C3241. The entry uses the BB_A320_CFM configuration with model A-320-cfm and ATC code 320-CFM, while ui_variation designates Cebu Pacific for in-sim identification.
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Complete with Base ModelTwo developers, Melvin Rafi and David Grindele, present a Boeing 777-200 in Wizz Air colors, preserving the MelJet design while enhancing flight dynamics and 3D lighting. The MELJET base is retained, with an engine cowling feature and jetway control at compatible terminals, and work concentrates on stability on 32-bit systems.
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RepaintVariant A330-343 carries the D-AIKD registration, by Paul Craig, and is built on Tom Ruth’s A330-300 model. It requires the Tom Ruth A330-300 base file, TOMA333B-1.ZIP, and places a Lufthansa folder into the Tom_A330-300 directory to enable correct configuration within the simulated environment.
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RepaintTwo variants for United Airlines on the Boeing 737-800 present an older and a newer appearance, by Jon Murchison. A reference file unt738.gif accompanies the materials, documenting the visual differences and confirming the creator credit explicitly.
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RepaintBy Massimo Grassi, the Neos edition of the 737-800 delivers 2048x2048, 32-bit image assets mapped to the default airframe, featuring Città di Milano branding. It centers on a high-detail image set designed for the baseline model, highlighting the Milano identity.
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Complete with Base ModelAn Aeropostal DC-9-30 variant bears the registration YV141T. The model credits go to Erick Cantu and SGA Fraser Turner, with a panel by M. Spada that uses an original bitmap and XML gauges, while SGA supplies the sounds in an adaptation of the DC-9-30.
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Complete with Base ModelA freeware A350-1000 variant carries Qantas branding and offers fully animated ground services, including deployable service vehicles and passenger stairs. The model uses refined aerodynamic modeling with precise control surface movements and tuned lift and drag, while Camil Valiquette is credited for the overall creation and high-detail visuals, with a GIF preview named 350qf_x.gif.
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Complete with Base ModelArrow Cargo operates a Boeing 737-900F, based on a 737-900 foundation, with fully animated flight controls and independently sprung landing gear, bearing registration N449AC, and doors that open for cargo access. Wing flex and thrust reversers animate during flight and landing, while reflective exterior surfaces capture light.
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Complete with Base ModelViasa presents a fictional A380-800 model, featuring a panel by Hector Molina, and credits Robert Versluys and AFS-design for the original aircraft. David Espinoza Michelena supplies the color scheme, and gauge files use the gau extension with a wav set and a GaugeSound.dll in the Windows/System 32 folder.
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