Zlin Z-142 Malev textures only for Milan Lisner's FSX Zlin_Z-142_30

FSX Cessna 152 Rancho JEN blank white flyable repaint textures for the Rancho JEN Cessna 150, which you must have previously installed in FSX. I use the version updated for FSX by Mark Rooks. This blank texture for painting is white with no shadows or dirt so that tranferring your paint details transparently is a breeze. This texture has been extensively reworked, fixing bugs too numerous to count and adjusting the notoriously mismatched wing texture sizes so that the resulting aircraft displays as properly and evenly as possible. Previously undefined characteristics have now been defined, most notably the rudder, elevator trim tab, more realistic cowl, more realistic door handles, etc. The door hinges can not be found for painting, so instead they are now precisely located to make planning your paint design around them (or with them) easy. This blank texture is extensively labeled for ease of understanding. There are a couple bugs which still can't be fixed, but I believe this effort at improving these blank textures will make this aircraft a reasonably acceptable addition to the FSX family, as well as providing you with a pleasurable repainting experience. I hope you agree. Textures are your choice of DXT3 1024 pixels for better frame rates, or 32 bit 2048 pixels for better clarity and higher definition, both with no mips. Install one or the other, or install both at once if you wish. Easy installation. By Tom Tiedman.

This is Rancho JEN's Cessna 150 Model Updated for Flight Simulator X. Aircraft updated to Cessna 152 Aerobat specs. This is a Blank Texture BMP a starting point for any Cessna 152 Aerobat Project Textures by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft. Package includes a new 2D and VC using default gauges Panel By Mark Rooks.

This is Rancho JEN's Cessna 150 Updated for Flight Simulator X. Aircraft updated to Cessna 152 Aerobat specs. Textures by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft. Package includes a new 2D and VC using default gauges.

Textures for the Z-526. SP-AUB belongs to a group of acrobatic Zelazny Polish Aero Club. About real plane Zlin Z-526 is Czechoslovak sports and training plane. It's intended for basic and for advanced training, for aerobatics training, and also for glider's towage. The first prototype flew in 1964. Zlin Z-526F is metal with chintz cover, two seat, single engine, low-wing monoplane, with tandem seats. It's powered by engine M-137A with power 180HP. The propeller is metal, two blade, with automatic adjustment. Technical data Wingspan: 10,596 m. Length: 8,0 m. Height: 2,06 m. Wing surface: 15,451 m2 Empty weight: 675 kg. Max. take off weight: 975 kg. Vmax : 304 km/h Vmin : 90 km/h Vclimb : 6,0 m/s G load factor: +6,0 -3,0 G Engine type: M-137A Output: 180 HP Propeller type: V-503A automatic, metal

FSX default Cessna 172SP Skyhawk repaint textures for the fictional N8643L, a tan on white Skyhawk with mint green trim. Textures are your choice of DXT3 1024 pixels for better frame rates, or 32 bit 1024 pixels for better clarity, both with no mips. Install one or the other, or install both at once if you wish. Easy installation. Repaint by Tom Tiedman.

After looking over the files I decided to do some slight updates to my Stingray Air Saint Texture. This new texture has a more classy look and also the aircraft.cfg file has been updated to match the new tail number on this texture. I suggest you delete the other Stingray Air Saint texture folder you have and replace it with this new one as well as update your aircraft.cfg with the new one in the "read me" note.

FSX default Cessna 172SP Skyhawk repaint textures for the fictional Canadian registered C-ITOH, an orange on white Skyhawk with brown trim. Textures are 1024 pixels saved in DXT3 for good frame rates, with no mips for clarity. Easy installation. Repaint by Tom Tiedman.

Two repaints - Malev Aero Club, and Hungarian Police textures for the PZL 104 Wilga package (FSX/FS9)

This is a freeware custom 9/11 tribute texture for the FSX Stingray Prototype designed by DarnellM1 Designs for aircraft designer Simon Smeiman's Stingray Prototype.