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Post by cgold on Apr 7, 2014 2:28:50 GMT -5
Check my Box for some more Russian flavor!  Tu-134: Orient Avia Angola Gov't Armenian Airlines (Updated with their new colors.) Imperial Air (A *Peruvian* Tupolev operator!) Il-76: Ural-Inter-Avia |
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Post by cgold on Apr 8, 2014 17:21:39 GMT -5
Two more added last night: Tu-134: Kampuchea Airlines (2 variants.) Azerbaijan |
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Post by cgold on Apr 10, 2014 17:00:22 GMT -5
Two more sets of textures hit the shelves: Tu-134: Syrian Air (OC's) ORBI Georgian Airways |
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Post by yaryck on Apr 12, 2014 11:36:45 GMT -5
Maybe it makes sense to create a similar theme on avsimrus? There's a lot of guys who could solve the traffic problems, airlines, liveries of those years.
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Post by cgold on Apr 13, 2014 3:23:34 GMT -5
More Russian metal has made its way in! Il-86: Orient Avia Kazak (Aeroflot Hybrid) Tu-134: Kazair GreenAir (TC-GRE)(TC-GRD exists on Avsimrus.) And now introducing: An-24: (CIS model) Air Moldova Enjoy some more lead-sleds! |
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Post by cgold on Apr 14, 2014 1:42:49 GMT -5
In related news, someone painted up some brilliant Tarom Il-62's for the TCAI model.
They are available on Flightsim.
Plus, for the 1990's fans, I found DAC Air AI.
For those who want to add more express aircraft flavor to Europe, it is also available on Flightsim with flightplans.
*Edit: I apologize. Links didn't hold up. They worked last night when I posted.
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Post by yaryck on Apr 14, 2014 7:08:41 GMT -5
Links do not work
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Post by garko on Apr 14, 2014 9:39:22 GMT -5
Very nice. I also see a nice collection of Romanian NAAI 707's from various era's there. |
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Post by cgold on Apr 16, 2014 4:05:44 GMT -5
Here are some odd-and-end An-24 additions for you all to enjoy.
I may release some FP's for these because some (if not most...)
of these do not have any timetable info to go off of.
An-24:
Vaso (Same airline that operated the Il-86's out of Sheremetyevo.)
Laos (Gov't?)
Kampuchea
Top Air (Turkish charter.)
Daallo
Magma (Operated a matching colors Il-62M, as well.)
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Post by cgold on Apr 20, 2014 3:15:28 GMT -5
More lead-sled turboprops for you guys: Kuban Latavio (B and RV.) Aeroflot (B and RV.) Volga-Avia Saravia (5 different textures.) Siberia |
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Post by cgold on Apr 25, 2014 5:07:26 GMT -5
Here is another recent batch of paints: An-24: Tarom (Two different liveries.) Yuzhnaya PskovAvia Ukraine (Several different airlines/liveries.) BAL Bashkir Balkan And introducing: the Yakovlev Yak-42 (CIS): Aeroflot Aviaprad (Updated 4/26/2014 - Three more texture variants added.) Air Ukraine |
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Post by cgold on Apr 28, 2014 3:59:08 GMT -5
Some more Yak-42's for you all:
Bosnaair
Aero-Asia
Bykovo Avia (Airline that operated out of the once *4th* commercial airport for Moscow.)
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Post by Deleted on Apr 28, 2014 16:30:53 GMT -5
Just out of curiosity...do these even have flight plans?
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Post by cgold on Apr 29, 2014 0:51:16 GMT -5
Some do and some do not... Many of these "baby-flot's" operated the same routes that they did back when the big, government run Aeroflot was in order. There are some very good Aeroflot FP's from 1991 that are done to where every airport has its own traffic. And with many Russian airlines from back then, they were city-based - not like in the states/Europe where there is a network; so they mimic those airlines that have no formal FP's as we know and use today. Here is a great YouTube documentary on this era in aviation: www.youtube.com/results?search_query=airplaneskiAnd here are the FP's I'm using to base a lot of these aircraft off of. If you know what city these planes operated out of, you will see some fairly realistic AI traffic: www.avsimrus.com/f/ai-traffic-and-afcads-fs2004-34/aeroflot-1991-traffic-21117.html?action=download&hl=Aeroflot%201991 |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2014 8:50:07 GMT -5
I've seen that docu before. Scary times... My FSX' iron curtain is still standing and unless I get some custom stuff for the GDR up and running, I'll firmly stay on the western side of it.  |
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