MSFS 2020 Folder Mods

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MSFS 2020 Livery Mod: North American T-6 Harvard N43AF FFA Museum (Featured)

North American T-6 Harvard N43AF FFA Museum

This folder contains a repaint for the North American T-6 Harvard/Texan by Asobo, in the colors of SNJ-5 N43AF. Built-in 1943 as an SNJ-5, this aircraft is registered in the US, but it is based in Switzerland with the FFA Museum in Altenrhein, where it is flown regularly. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom, with the…
MSFS 2020 Alaska Livery Mod: Douglas DC-3 Alaska Airlines NC91008 (Featured)

Douglas DC-3 Alaska Airlines NC91008

This folder contains a repaint for the Douglas DC-3 from the 40th-anniversary pack. It shows DC-3 NC91008, a DC-3 that flew with Alaska Airlines between 1948 and its crash in Alaska in 1954. The Museum of Flight in Seattle has DC-3 N138D on display but painted as NC91008. Repaint by JanKees.
MSFS 2020 Livery Mod: DE Havilland DH-82 Tiger Moth Zk-Aqa (Featured)

DE Havilland DH-82 Tiger Moth Zk-Aqa

This folder contains a repaint for the de Havilland DH-82 Tiger Moth by Anthony Lynch. It shows Tiger Moth ZK-AQA|of the Nelson Aero Club in New Zealand. ZK-AQA was built in Hatfield and assembled in New Zealand in 1940 as NZ863. It was sold to a Mr. J. Reid in 1947. In 1950 it went…
MSFS 2020 Livery Mod: DE Havilland DH-82 Tiger Moth Oo-Tgm (Featured)

DE Havilland DH-82 Tiger Moth Oo-Tgm

This folder contains a repaint for the de Havilland DH-82 Tiger Moth by Anthony Lynch. It shows Tiger Moth OO-TGM c/n 3318, which was built in 1935 and first flew as G-ADCG. During the war, it was used by the RAF as BB731, A728, and A2126, before going back to G-ADCG. It later came to…
MSFS 2020 Livery Mod: MIG-21 North Vietnamese AIR Force #4326 (Featured)

MIG-21 North Vietnamese AIR Force #4326

This folder contains a repaint for the MiG-21Bis by GKS Studios in the colors of the MiG-21 #4326 of the North Vietnamese Air Force, as flown by Nguyen Van Coc, Hanoi’s top-scoring ace, who had nine air-to-air kills in his MiG-21, number 4326. The 13 stars tallied on his plane included the victories of other…
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