Boeing 737 MAX 8 Southwest N1776R 250th Anniversary Livery

Name: Boeing 737 MAX 8 Southwest N1776R 250th Anniversary Livery
Author: Crispy136

MSFSRepaint

Southwest Airlines’ Boeing 737 MAX 8 N1776R receives a 4K repaint celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. The texture package requires the simulator’s built-in Asobo aircraft and recreates the commemorative scheme with attention to the airline’s colors and styling.

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Rate 16 downloads 13.63 MB Scanned clean · Nov 2026 Added 2 days ago

By Crispy136 · 4 add-ons

Flight Simulator 2024 Flight Simulator 2020

Repaint — for the sim’s default aircraft, nothing else needed

Images & Screenshots

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A Southwest jet with blue, red, and white 1776 markings banks over water beside a brown shoreline and distant hills.

A Southwest jet with white star markings approaches a runway above residential neighborhoods, with an airport control tower visible ahead.

A Southwest jet in blue, red, and white patriotic livery sits on an airport apron beside service vehicles and painted taxiway markings.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue star-spangled livery flies above railway yards, warehouses, and baseball fields beneath scattered clouds.

A blue-and-red passenger jet with America 250 markings flies above rail yards and warehouses beneath scattered white clouds.

A Southwest jet with blue, red, and white star-spangled livery banks above water beside a dry shoreline and roads.

A dark blue twin-engine airliner with red accents and upturned winglets flies above scattered cumulus clouds and a coastal city.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue star-spangled livery banks above airport taxiways and hangars under clear skies.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue 1776 markings sits on a wet runway beneath scattered clouds.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue star-spangled livery sits on the apron beside terminal buildings and jet bridges.

A Southwest jet in red, white, and blue livery rolls across wet runway threshold markings, trailing spray behind its landing gear.

A Southwest jet in red, white, and blue livery flies above towering clouds, with city streets visible through gaps below.

A Southwest jet with blue, red, and white commemorative markings casts a long shadow across the apron beside green taxiway markings.

A Southwest jet with stars and patriotic lettering flies above an airport, with runways and a control tower visible below.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue commemorative markings sits on the apron beside a glass-fronted terminal under clear skies.

A Southwest-liveried jet with white stars and red accents flies above towering clouds, with terrain visible through gaps below.

A Southwest jet with star-spangled livery sits on wet pavement amid falling snow, with grass and wildflowers in the foreground.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue star-spangled livery banks above a sandy coastline beside urban buildings and calm water.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue 1776 markings flies above towering clouds, with terrain visible through gaps below.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue star-spangled livery sits near terminal buildings, viewed from a tilted rear angle.

A Southwest airliner flies above illuminated city streets and scattered clouds at twilight, with a green navigation light glowing on its wingtip.

A twin-engine airliner with America 250 markings sits on wet pavement amid falling snow, with landing lights reflecting beneath its wings.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue commemorative markings rests on wet pavement amid falling snow and low visibility.

A Southwest jet in red, white, and blue livery flies above towering white clouds beneath a clear blue sky.

A purple twin-engine airliner sits across runway threshold markings amid falling snow, with another aircraft visible farther down the runway.

A blue and red passenger jet with white stars and an American flag flies above towering clouds under a clear sky.

A Southwest jet in blue, red, and white America 250 livery flies above dense clouds beneath a clear blue sky.

A dark blue twin-engine passenger jet flies above towering white clouds, viewed from ahead with its cockpit windows and winglets visible.

A blue and red airliner with white stars and cursive lettering sits on a wet runway beneath scattered clouds.

A Southwest airliner flies above clouds and illuminated city streets, with glowing cabin windows and a faint yellow horizon behind its tail.

A blue and red airliner with America 250 markings sits on a wet runway amid falling snow and reduced visibility.

A Southwest jet in blue, red, and white America 250 livery flies above towering clouds beneath a clear blue sky.

A blue airliner with white script and 1776 markings flies above clouds, with its right wing and engine visible.

A twin-engine airliner in red, white, and blue America 250 livery flies above towering clouds beneath a bright sun.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue stars and large 1776 lettering flies above clouds beneath a bright sun.

A Southwest jet with stars and large 1776 lettering sits on runway threshold markings amid falling snow and hazy airport buildings.

A passenger jet with blue and red America 250 livery banks over water, with sunlight reflecting beneath its wing.

A twin-engine airliner flies above clouds and illuminated city streets, with a glowing red beacon and twilight along the horizon.

A twin-engine airliner with red and blue markings flies overhead, showing its underside and retracted landing gear against scattered clouds.

A blue twin-engine passenger jet with red accents flies above open water, with bright sunlight reflecting off the surface.

A Southwest-liveried twin-engine jet banks above a coastal city, showing its underside, winglets, and red, white, and blue markings.

A red, white, and blue twin-engine jet flies overhead with landing gear retracted, exposing its underside against a clear blue sky.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue 1776 markings flies above patchwork farmland and forests amid scattered clouds.

A Southwest jet in red, white, and blue 1776 livery flies with landing gear extended above forests and rivers amid scattered clouds.

A Southwest jet with red, white, and blue star-covered livery flies beside towering clouds above patchwork farmland.

A Southwest jet with patriotic markings flies above clouds at night, with illuminated cabin windows and a glowing red wingtip light.

A Southwest airliner flies above clouds beneath a dark sky, with illuminated cabin windows, bright exterior lights, and a faintly glowing horizon.

A twin-engine airliner flies overhead at night, showing its underside, red and blue livery, illuminated landing lights, and red wingtip light.

Editor reviewed · Tested in-sim

Expert Overview

This is a busy scheme, but I like how it keeps the airline recognizable instead of letting the anniversary artwork take over completely. In an external view, I moved around to the rear quarter; the white script still read clearly against the blue fuselage. The oversized “1776” is bold without swallowing the window line. For my taste, the lettering does more for this repaint than the anniversary badges. It gives me a reason to linger outside the cockpit, and I’d pick it for a Southwest flight when the usual fleet colors feel a little too familiar.

Southwest Airlines’ N1776R gets a 4K repaint for the built-in Asobo Boeing 737 MAX 8 in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. Painted by Crispy136, it depicts the aircraft’s special livery celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The package covers this single registration.

Released as version 1.0 in response to a community request, the repaint aims to match Southwest’s colors and styling as closely as possible. It installs over the simulator’s own aircraft, so there’s no separate base model to download. The package contains textures, not an aircraft model.

Installing the N1776R livery

Copy the folder whose name starts with 2024 into your MSFS 2024 Community folder.

For troubleshooting and further notes, refer to Readme_Me_1st.pdf, included in the download. Crispy136 can be reached by personal message on Fly Away Simulation.

License and usage

Crispy136 provides these repaints free of charge. They must not be repurposed for inclusion in any commercial package or uploaded to any site without Crispy136’s permission.

Use of the downloaded repaints is at the user’s own discretion and risk. By using them, the user agrees to take sole responsibility for any resulting damage to their computer system or loss of data.

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File information

Filename

B7378_Southwest_1_0.zip

File size

13.63 MB

Version

1.0

Added

7 November 2026

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Version history

1 release

v1.0 Current 7 Nov 2026 13.63 MB

Initial release.

How to install this mod

MSFS Repaint

Extract the downloaded archive

Use 7-Zip (free) or WinRAR to extract the ZIP to a temporary folder. Don't install while still zipped — the simulator can't read inside ZIP files.
Locate your MSFS Community folder

All MSFS add-ons live in the Community folder. Microsoft Store / Game Pass version: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalCache\Packages\Community\. Steam version: %APPDATA%\Microsoft Flight Simulator\Packages\Community\. Tip: enable Developer Mode in MSFS to see your exact Community folder path.
Copy the livery folder into Community

Drag the extracted livery folder into your Community folder. The base aircraft must be installed for the livery to appear.
Restart MSFS

Close MSFS completely and relaunch. The new content appears in the Content Manager, on the World Map, or in the aircraft/livery selector.
Always read the included readme

Every mod ships with a readme.txt or README file. It tells you exactly where files go, what dependencies are needed, and any quirks specific to this add-on.