Cessna's Classic Post war tail dragger done up in five schemes that are my interpretation of how this plane might look after passing through a series of owners.
The paint schemes are:
1)Blue with white trim
2)Yellow with red. (Based upon my recollections of an actual Cessna that suffered engine trouble and made an emergency landing
on the grounds of my school back in the early 1960's. My eternal thanks to that long ago pilot who let a little airplane crazy
kid sit at the controls and dream....)
3)Burgandy and yellow (A nice retro look)
4)Tan with Orange
5) White with Green
Model features: all moving control surfaces, working suspention, rolling wheels, opening doors, and a Dynamic Virtual Cockpit.
The panel for this plane is not 100% accurate as far as systems and gauge placement but does convey the 140 "feel"
Reflective Textures:This aircraft is a repaint of a plane done by Brian Gladden that had an awesome baremetal finish. Unfortunetly,
I'm still learning how to do reflective textures, but hope to have an update soon that'll add shine to my paint jobs.
Instalation:
Unzip to a temporary directory. then cut and paste the DBces140 folder to your main FS 2002 aircraft directory. then open the folder called "gauges" and cut and paste the contents to your main FS 2002 gauges folder. I have included the default Mooney Bravo gauges in this upload to allow all the gauges to show up on people with the "standard" version of FS 2002.
Copyright info:
Original aircraft model Copyright December 2002 by Brian Gladden. Repaints Copyright Febuary 2005 by Don Brynelsen.
All files except for the Mooney Bravo gauge (Copyright Microsoft) are the sole property of Brian Gladden and may not be upladed to any website without his permission. The only exception to this is for repaints which is allowed without prior notification but must be textures only. I only ask that you send me a copy of the repainted textures.
Thanks for downloading this aircraft package. Happy Landings!
