New Aircraft

Hi,

Convair CV 240 belonging to Mid-Continent Airlines.
This airline was founded 1930 and finally acquired and merged with Braniff International Airways in 1952.
CV-240-Mid-Continent.jpg
 
Hi!

Today at the DLS, 4 Mitsubishi "Zero", with different camo schemes and markings.
A6-M-2-Zero-Rabaul.jpg

<kuid2:74222:12894:1> Mitsubshi Zero A6M2 Rabaul Startup
<kuid2:74222:12893:1> Mitsubshi Zero A6M2 Sakai Startup
<kuid2:74222:12895:1> Mitsubshi Zero A6M2 yellow marking Startup
<kuid2:74222:12897:1> Mitsubshi Zero A6M5 Zuikaku Startup
 
Hello All,

I remember some of the older Airplane growing up. it's very nice to see the reproductions here. ;)

Thank you all, be very proud of your accomplishments. :)

These Planes would be a nice fit on any Route. I already have a Route in mind San Miguel Island in the Azores, which has an uncompleted Airport. ;)
 
Hello!
Thank you, Blue, for these kind words.
Yes, some pictures of these aircrafts would be appreciated.
Should you need for your route some particular aircraft model or livery, please ask.
Cheers
 
Hello,

After 2nd WW, many Short Sunderland were transformed to civil purposes and used to transport passengers. They were renamed Sandringham.
In the early 50th, some of them were used by the Australian airline Ansett.
I made the reskin of 2 exemples: the Beachcomber (VH-BRC) and the Islander (VH-BRF).

Ansett-Beachcomber-Islander.jpg

Soon at the DLS.
 
Hello,

Another Short Sunderland Sandringham, belonging to the RAI airline (Réseau Aérien Interinsulaire, which will be renamed Air Tahiti later).
Active from 1958 to 1970, now preserved by the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace at Le Bourget, near Paris.
Sunderland-Sandringham-RAI.jpg
 
Hello,

Ready for a show, from the aircraft-carrier: The Blue Angels team with 6 A4-F Skyhawks.
The model has no weapons, but can be fitted with an external drop tank, for long transfers.
skyhawk-blue-angels.jpg
 
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Hello,

Ian has updated an old model to today's standards, the Consolidated B-24 Liberator bomber.

I made a repaint of 3 of them. they were operating over Europe during WW2 for the 458th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force.
The more colourfull was an assembly ship, used to help the formation of the "boxes" after take off.
B-24-J-Assembly-ship.jpg

B-24-J-3-aircrafts.jpg

<kuid2:74222:12909:1> Consolidated B-24 Liberator J4-M Startup
<kuid2:74222:12908:1> Consolidated B-24 Liberator J4-T Startup
<kuid2:74222:12907:1> Consolidated B-24J Liberator Assembly ship Startup
 
I have not been making any aircraft for a while so thought I should get motivated. Here are some new ones:

An Airbus A330-900 neo model of Delta Airways.

airbus-a330-900.jpg


The Airbus C295 cargo version.

airbus-c295.jpg


An older Boeing 717 for Qantas.

boeing717.jpg


The Boeing 720 of Middle Eastern Airlines.

boeing720.jpg


and the busines jet, The Dassault Falcon 6X.

falcon6x.jpg


Ian
 
Hello,
Thanks Ian for these new models, keep the mood..!!

First reskin of the Airbus 300-900, for ITA Airways.
A330-900-ITA.jpg
 
And the next one is an Airbus A220-300, for Air Tanzania.

A220-300-Air-Tanzania.jpg

A Boeing 767 for the same airline is being prepared.
 
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