
Beschreibung
The Mainliner was the famous United Air Lines route linking east and west US coasts (New York - Cleveland - Chicago - Omaha - Cheyene - Salt Lake - Sacramento - San Francisco) in 16 hours.
This livery was used in the early DC-3s (right side passenger door), unfortunatelly this version is not yet available on MSFS.
Douglas DC-3 - United Air Lines Mainliner
Experience the iconic Douglas DC-3 - United Air Lines Mainliner livery, representing the historic route connecting east and west US coasts, capturing the essence of early aviation history in 16 hours. This livery is a tribute to the classic design of the DC-3s, showcasing the unique features including the right side passenger door. Join the legacy of United Air Lines with this captivating representation of aviation nostalgia.
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about 2 years ago
Is there any chance you'll do NC64784? It's my favorite DC-3 currently flying. There are plenty of detail shots of it, when among other things its interior and cockpit were completely redone by Aerometal International: https://myaerometalproject.com/projects/wasp-stage-2/
Another great candidate would be C-53 N43XX "The Yacht Club" which was also restored by Aerometal International and was just finished in time for this years Oshkosh.
about 2 years ago
Sure I can have a look at them, could you create a "livery request" too? Might be that someone is faster than me there too!
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Garry
over 2 years ago
The button seems to be working here, my paypal account is jamespejam@hotmail.com
donations are always welcome but never mandatory, a 5 star review is also good to make the livery more visible!
thanks again
over 2 years ago
Garry