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Douglas DC-3 'DC-3 Airways' classic and 1940's liveries
Based on the default DC-3, these fictional works represent
two official repaints for the virtual airline 'DC-3 Airways'.
They are intended primarily for use by 'DC-3 Airways' pilots.
Visit 'DC-3 Airways' at www.dc3airways.com to learn more.
The classic livery continues the great tradition of the legendary
FS2002 N1776 by Jan Visser, with certain refinements; offering
a timeless livery that would look as appropriate on a 1950's
DC-3 as it would today. This aircraft is named "The Charles
Wood" in honor of the founder of 'DC-3 Airways'. The 1940's
livery is designed to be typical of the simple, yet stylish
liveries that adorned the bare metal fuselages of pre and
post WW-II civilian aircraft, and is modelled on a civilian-built
DC-3, with folding stair door. Includes revised, 'cleaned-up'
main panel bitmap by Andy Hatcher. Aircraft repaints by Mark
Beaumont and Ian Richardson. File name: DCA_FS9.ZIP. 7.7MB
See ATC
fix below
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Douglas DC-3 Qantas Default Textures
VH-EDC VH-EDC (Constructors No. 12874) was acquired by Qantas
in May 1961 and remained with the company until November 1971.
Repaint of default DC3 based on Mark "Dark Moment" Beaumont's
DC3 Templates and reference to an older skin he did for Jan
Vissers FS2002 DC3. Uses Default reflection maps, panel and
sound. Repaint by Mike Anders. File name: DC3MAQS.ZIP. 612K |
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Douglas DC-3 'DC-3 Airways' ATC Fix If
you downloaded the 'DC-3 Airways' repaints by Mark Beaumont
and Ian Richardson (above) supplied in DCA_FS9.ZIP and have
made no changes to the installation, ATC will be calling you
"EXPERIMENTAL". This is because the [GENERAL] tag is missing
from the relevant section in the AIRCRAFT.CFG file. If you know
how to amend this, you do not need to download this fix; otherwise,
unzip this file directly to your FS2004 directory and the file
will be corrected. Apologies for this glitch. File name: DCA_FS9F.ZIP.
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Martin PBM-5 "Mariner"
This FSDSv2 model is painted in the U S Coast Guard livery of
the late 1950's and early 1960's. It features moving parts,
transparent windows, Nav and Landing lights and a specular color
shine. A WW2 type panel is included. By Paul Clawson. 803K |
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Default DC3 4 Textures Pack: Here
are 4 repaints in: Air France, L'Envolée AirInter, Aéronavale
(thanks to Cokin) and DakotaNorway color schemes. They have
been made with Mark Beaumont's base textures(very very usefull
!!). Read carefully the readme.txt for installation. 2.5MB |
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Hawker Sea Fury T Mk20 A&AEE.
Includes a new model. VZ345 was sold to the DLB (Germany) in
1957. Initially registered as D-FATA and later as D-CATA, she
operated as a trainer and target-tug until 1974. She was presented
to the RAF as VZ345 as a goodwill gesture resulting from the
MRCA/Tornado programme. Given to the Aeroplane &Armament Experimental
Establishment, she had an accident at Boscombe Downe in 1985.
More recently, following transfer to the RN, she had been used
as a source of spares to keep VR930 airworthy. Aircraft has
many moving parts and lights and contrail effects. 2D cockpit
and virtual cockpit are also included. By David Hanvey and Paul
Barry. Airfile by Jerry Beckwith. 8MB |
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Pan American DOUGLAS DC-4
Registration N88944, Clipper Berlin. From 1945 to 1963 Pan American
had 88 C-54/DC-4's in use. From 1948 to the beginning of the
sixties Pan American used circa 13 C-54/DC-4's also to Berlin-Tempelhof
Central Airport. N88944 was in use by Pan Am from 1947 to 1954
and was the first DC-4 of Pan Am named "Clipper Berlin". For
several months it was operated by Pan Am from Berlin-Tempelhof
Central Airport on the routes to Western Germany. With FS Design
Studio 2.20 complete reworked and improved model. Features full
animated moving-parts with rolling wheels, suspension, steerable
nose gear... FDE reworked for FS2004 by Guenter Kirschstein.
Livery paint by Dale DeLuca. Base design & textures by Arik
Hohmeyer, complete design rework by Chris Grabow (FS-Design
Berlin). 1.4MB |
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