FS2004 Canadian Pacific Airlines DC-6B
This is a repaint (textures and model only) of Tom Gibson's and Greg Pepper's Gmax DC-6B in the colors of Canadian Pacific Airlines in the late 1960s. Repaint by Wayne Tudor.
- Type
- Complete with Base Model
- Download hits
- 139
- Compatibility
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004
- Filename
- cp_dc6b.zip
- File size
- 2.32 MB
- Virus Scan
- Scanned 14 days ago (clean)
- Access to file
- Free (Freeware)
- Content Rating
- Everyone
This is a repaint (textures and model only) of Tom Gibson's and Greg Pepper's Gmax DC-6B in the colors of Canadian Pacific Airlines in the late 1960s. Repaint by Wayne Tudor.
Screenshot of Canadian Pacific Airlines DC-6B in flight.
It was produced using the DC-6 Paint Kit. You must have Tom and Greg's DC-6B to use these textures. These textures also require the dc6bv2 model (included) for the prop spinners.
This aircraft, CF-CZQ, is depicted as it appeared in service with Canadian Pacific Airlines in the late 1960s. The CP DC-6Bs originally operated from Vancouver to Australia and New Zealand via Honolulu and Fiji. They probably had the CB-17 engines and long range fuel tanks.
If you have your DC-6Bs segregated into CB-16 and CB-17 engine versions do the following:
- Copy the included texture.CP folder to your DC-6B (CB-17) aircraft folder.
- Copy the included model.v2 folder to your DC-6B (CB-17) aircraft folder.
- Add the following section to your DC-6B (CB-17) aircraft.cfg file, numbering it in sequence.
- Add the following section to your DC-6B aircraft.cfg file, numbering it in sequence.
[fltsim.XX]
title=DC-6B Canadian Pacific Airlines
sim=dc6b
model=v2
panel=
sound=
texture=CP
kb_checklists=DC6B_check
kb_reference=dc6b_ref
atc_id=CF-CZQ
atc_id_enable=1
ui_manufacturer=Douglas
ui_type=DC-6B
ui_variation=Canadian Pacific Airlines
description=The DC-6B was generally considered to possess the \nbest operating economics of any piston airliner built. \nPassengers also appreciated their smooth, quiet ride. \nThis DC-6B was probably a CB-17 equipped \nlong range version.
atc_airline=EMPRESS
atc_flight_number=52
atc_heavy=0
visual_damage=1
prop_anim_ratio=0.9
The archive cp_dc6b.zip has 32 files and directories contained within it.
File Contents
This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.
Filename/Directory | File Date | File Size |
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dc6bv2.mdl | 02.19.05 | 1.44 MB |
model.cfg | 11.27.04 | 27 B |
model.v2 | 04.15.05 | 0 B |
blurred_prop.bmp | 09.25.02 | 64.07 kB |
dc6b-3.bmp | 05.06.03 | 256.07 kB |
dc6b-4.bmp | 05.06.03 | 256.07 kB |
DC6B_cockpit.bmp | 03.23.03 | 257.05 kB |
DC6b_leftaft_L.bmp | 04.15.05 | 1.00 MB |
DC6b_leftaft_t.bmp | 04.15.05 | 1.00 MB |
DC6b_leftfwd_L.bmp | 04.15.05 | 1.00 MB |
DC6b_leftfwd_t.bmp | 04.15.05 | 1.00 MB |
DC6b_rtaft_L.bmp | 04.15.05 | 1.00 MB |
DC6b_rtaft_t.bmp | 04.15.05 | 1.00 MB |
DC6b_rtfwd_L.bmp | 04.15.05 | 1.00 MB |
DC6b_rtfwd_t.bmp | 04.15.05 | 1.00 MB |
DC6cowl14_L.bmp | 05.18.03 | 2.05 kB |
DC6cowl14_t.bmp | 11.26.04 | 256.07 kB |
DC6cowl23_L.bmp | 05.18.03 | 2.05 kB |
DC6cowl23_t.bmp | 11.26.04 | 256.07 kB |
DC6cowl_flaps_L.bmp | 05.18.03 | 2.05 kB |
dc6cowl_flaps_t.bmp | 03.05.05 | 32.07 kB |
Thumbs.db | 04.15.05 | 3.50 kB |
texture.CP | 04.15.05 | 0 B |
ReadMe.txt | 04.15.05 | 5.44 kB |
CP_DC-6B.gif | 04.15.05 | 7.17 kB |
CP_DC-6B-1.JPG | 04.15.05 | 115.70 kB |
CP_DC-6B-2.JPG | 04.15.05 | 95.89 kB |
CP_DC-6B-3.JPG | 04.15.05 | 67.03 kB |
CP_DC-6B-4.JPG | 04.15.05 | 98.96 kB |
FILE_ID.DIZ.DIZ | 04.15.05 | 324 B |
flyawaysimulation.txt | 10.29.13 | 959 B |
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url | 01.22.16 | 52 B |
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