FSX / P3D

FSX Pan Am Douglas DC-7 C.1990

Pan Am Douglas DC-7 brings a polished Pan American-style 1990s livery to the classic propliner, adding authentic exterior textures and period airline character for vintage route flying in FSX. Requires the Classic Airliners DC-7 base model, with repaint work by David Grindele for a cohesive look in the virtual cockpit and outside views.

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Pan Am Douglas DC-7 in Pan American 1990's livery. DC7 model by Classic Airliners. Repaint by David Grindele.

Screenshot of Pan Am Douglas DC-7 in flight.

Screenshot of Pan Am Douglas DC-7 in flight.

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padc7x.zip
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33.72 MB
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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
A2A 3D Lights & Redux Installation.txt10.10.10728 B
File ID_Diz.txt09.09.111.07 kB
FS LIGHTMAN.doc08.31.1131.00 kB
Legal Notice.doc08.31.1130.50 kB
Pan Am DC-7.exe09.09.1132.42 MB
Read Very Important.txt11.12.10987 B
Readme.txt09.08.11745 B
Seattle WA.bmp06.09.102.21 MB
Seattle WA.jpg06.09.10180.76 kB
Video Card & Monitor.txt11.16.10284 B
padc7x09.09.110 B
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B

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  1. Richard F. Stripe

    Is this a DC-7C? The name makes it look like you're saying "Circa 1990" with the C.1990. The vertical stabilizer and fuselage represent that of a C but the wings are the same length as the B, and the engines and landing gear are in the same spot? On the C, the wings are 10 feet longer and the engines and landing gear are moved out by about five feet.

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  2. Carl

    Exhaust flames are visible even when the aircraft is cold and dark. There are no gauges showing up in the virtual cockpit.

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