consolidated

This is the the ex-military Consolidated PBY6A Catalina, but this civilian variant still being fitted with the rear blisters/glazing. Six textures for different aircraft by Papi, a mix of fire fighting aircraft, marine science, exploration and anti-pollution patrol. Shessi

Next in the Catalina re-makes. A civilian Consolidated PBY-6A fire fighter/water bomber, with two textures and fire retardant/water drop effects, and US fire scenery.

PB4Y-2 Privateer Airtanker model - WIP Beta Release For FS9 and FSX as a Port-Over by Jeremy Ulloa, Milton Shupe, Nigel Richards, with contributions by Jens Kristensen and Jan Visser. Pkg incl one Aircraft, one panel, and one texture with custom flight model and panels by Milton Shupe...

Next in the series of revamps for the Alphasim PBY Catalinas. An RAF Coastal Command Consolidated Catalina MkI for FS9. The aircraft represents the Catalina MkI WQ-Z of 209 Sqn RAF Coastal Command, based at Loch Erne, Northern Ireland, who's crew re-spotted the Bismarck on May 26th 1941, and...

This folder contains a repaint for the Consolidated B-24J by Flight Replicas, adapted for use in P3Dv5. It shows Consolidated B-24J-175-CO 44-40728 "Boise Bronc" of the 320th BS, 90th BG, based in the Philippines, July 1945. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom, based on the paintkit by Flight Replicas.

This folder contains a repaint for the Consolidated B-24J by Flight Replicas, adapted for use in P3Dv5. It shows Consolidated B-24M 44-41956 as A72-176 of the RAAF. Assigned to RAAF No. 7 OTU at Tocumwal as A72-176, and later Instructional Airframe No.5 at East Sale Airfield. Struck off 23 March...

This folder contains a repaint for the Consolidated B-24D by Flight Replicas, adapted for use in P3Dv5. It shows Consolidated B-24D-53-CO 42-40389 as it looked while while flying with the 400th BS, 90th BG in 1944. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom, based on the paint kit by Flight Replicas.

Textures, revised model file, and optional configuration file for Paul Clawson's Consolidated Commodore for FS2004. Includes three textures representing only a few of the operators of this fine aircraft. 1. Pan American Airways System, ca. 1932 2. New York, Rio, and Buenos Aires Line, ca. 1929...