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External texture set by Tim Scharnhop focuses on high-resolution paintwork: finely rendered structural lines, subtle weathering, and carefully placed registration markings, closely echoing the 2009 model’s exterior. It exclusively replaces the default paintwork, refining the look for instrument practice and longer cross-country outings.
Blue-and-white repaint marked N2048W and set up for two pilots, provided via the 'texture.Blue N2048W' folder. [fltsim.X] entries include model=1 and atc_id N2048W, alongside a kb_checklists reference, plus ui_variation 'Blue N2048W 2 pilots'. Repaint by Tom Tiedman.
Texture set depicting a virtual airline CEO’s personal mount in a red-and-blue scheme for the default J‑3, supplied as textures only and retaining stock model, panel, and sound, with cfg entries defining title/variation, checklist/reference links, and ATC identifiers NC2014 and WOA.
Swiss-themed repaint honoring the C32 from the 2013 Formula One season for the Model X concept. Single-place aerobatic design with a metal-tube fuselage and composite wings, built around a 600hp Trace V-8, with Sierra Flight Systems EAU, a Hartzell scimitar propeller, and a smoke system.
Panel-focused correction from OIMD Development for the model depicted, intended to fix cockpit panel issues. The package concentrates on the panel itself, created specifically for the named release, and includes an image showing the subject in flight.
FSDS v3.5 modeling underpins the build, complemented by a full virtual cockpit created by OIMD Developmente. The complete virtual cockpit centers the experience on an interior viewpoint, underscoring a cohesive cockpit space throughout the project.
Blue-and-white exterior textures apply a smooth finish with refined coloration across wings, fuselage, and vertical stabilizer, plus a polished canopy region that accentuates distinctive lines and flight traits. A distinctive registration echoing Czech origins complements this training-and-aerobatic performer’s style while integrating cleanly with the base model.
Blue-white repaint for the PWDT trainer adds a crisp, well-defined palette across fuselage, wings, and tail, created by Tom Tiedman. The texture set showcases a vivid exterior while preserving reliable handling, suiting basic instruction and light aerobatics, with wide-canopy visibility and an all-metal, rugged foundation.
Replacement paint files by Tom Tiedman add a vivid red livery with real-world registration markings, a crisp texture layout aligning to the PWDT geometry, and enhanced highlighting of fuselage contours for this Czech-built trainer, focusing purely on aesthetics while requiring the original base model.
Trainer and aerobatics-oriented model by Tibor Kokai and Bence Benedke of Pannon Wings Design Team, reflecting a dual focus on instruction and maneuver practice. An included manual accompanies the package for reference during training and aerobatic routines.
British repaint representing G-AVZS (c/n 35660) for Rob Richardson’s model, supplying a dedicated texture set with corresponding ATC ID and UI variation. Historical notes cover first UK registration in December 1967 and a landing accident at Elstree in May 1983, and it is painted by Peter Watkins.
Version 2 work by Daryl Lawrence Tan, presenting a Skyhawk model and texture that mirrors the real unit, with texture.4432 layout and a C172SP-based configuration. Setup references C172SP checklists and reference files, includes UI type tagging as C172SP Skyhawk, and categorizes it as Single Engine Prop.
Ripped paintwork tailored to the X Model complements a single-place aerobatic concept built around a 600hp Trace V-8, paired with a Hartzell scimitar swept-blade propeller and a smoke system, suited for freestyle aerobatics and compulsory competition maneuvers.
High-definition repaint for the Carenado Archer II depicting registration N563PU used by a Fort Pierce flight school, reflecting its Cherokee lineage. Configuration supports atc_id N563PU and visual damage, while the type’s four seats, 180‑hp single piston, low wing, and tricycle gear suit primary training.
Fictional single-seat, twin‑engine taildragger built for VFR or IFR, with almost unrestricted all‑around visibility. A fully animated model showcases moving canopy, controls, and props, plus a custom panel using mostly default gauges and a full virtual cockpit.
Skyhawk 172SP configuration centered on RP-C4432, with atc_id assigned, checklist and reference links, and a Single Engine Prop role. Version 1 credits Daryl Lawrence Tan as designer of the model, aligning with the registered example illustrated in the included in-flight image.
Vivid, period-correct textures depict a German-marked biplane, using high-resolution imagery with mipmaps, muted reflections, and refined panel lines and lettering to mirror the real scheme’s subdued sheen. Tailored for a high-fidelity payware base and crafted by Uwe Stengel, the repaint emphasizes accurate color matching and period markings.
Version 2.0 livery textures for AN-2TD D-FOKY (cn 1G86-49), intended for the SibWings An2, add high-resolution textures with reworked custom reflections to better mirror the real counterpart, while also addressing artifacts from the earlier release. Authored by Uwe Stengel.
Texture package configured via a [fltsim.xx] entry, setting sim=C172, linking kb_checklists=C172_check and kb_reference=C172_ref, and defining ui_typerole 'Single Engine Prop'. Model, panel, and sound fields remain blank, while texture and atc_id entries align for cohesive selection naming.
Texture repaint for the default model, closely matching a real-world counterpart with a black hood, red nose, and red wingtips and elevator tips. Two textures suit both the standard layout and the G1000 configuration, with separate model and panel entries.
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