FS2004 DC6B 'The Flying Bulls'

Preview This repaint features correct passenger, cockpit and cargo doors for the Douglas DC-6B (base pack, build 1/19/2010) by Greg Pepper, Tom Gibson and Ken Mitchell. Also included are customised stairs with night lighting. By Wayne Tudor and Robert Graf.

69 downloads Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004

Type:Repaint
File: dc6btfb2.zip
Size:6.18 MB
Scan: Clean (15d)
Access:Freeware
Content:Everyone

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This repaint features correct passenger, cockpit and cargo doors for the Douglas DC-6B (base pack, build 1/19/2010) by Greg Pepper, Tom Gibson and Ken Mitchell. Also included are customised stairs with night lighting. By Wayne Tudor and Robert Graf.

Screenshot of DC6B 'The Flying Bulls' on the ground.

Installation:

After installing this package you will find an 'aircraft.txt' file in your '/Aircraft/DC-6B CB-16' folder. Add the contents of this file to the 'aircraft.cfg' and edit the 'X' in the line '[fltsim.X]' to the next highest number in the 'aircraft.cfg'.

Credits:

Original repaint by Wayne Tudor. Modifications by Robert Graf.

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The archive dc6btfb2.zip has 7 files and directories contained within it.

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
dc6btfb2.gif	01.20.10	10.89 kB
FILE_ID.DIZ	01.20.10	313 B
readme.txt	01.20.10	922 B
DC6B_TFB_repaint_v20.exe	01.20.10	6.11 MB
dc6btfb2.jpg	01.20.10	103.11 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

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