Repaint of Mike Stone's Boeing 377 in the circa 1954 livery of United Airlines. This aircraft was sold to BOAC the same year, ending United's Stratocruiser service.
INSTALLATION
First, go to www.pmstone.com and acquire the B377 model. Then, move "texture.UAL" to the new aircraft folder and add the following lines to the aircraft.cfg file:
[fltsim.0]
title=Boeing 377 Stratocruiser
sim=b377
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=UAL
panel_alias =
sound_alias =
kb_checklists=
kb_reference=
atc_id=N31225
ui_manufacturer=Boeing
ui_type=377 Stratocruiser
ui_variation=United Air Lines
description=The Boeing Model 377 "Stratocruiser" is the plane that launched Boeing on the way to many years of dominance in the commercial airliner market. Based on the airframe of the B29 bomber, it was roomy and luxurious, at a time when only the rich could afford to fly. It could fly higher and faster than any other airliner of the period. United Air Lines first started service with the Stratocruiser on January 15, 1950 with routes from San Francisco to Honolulu. Average flight time to Hawaii was 10 hours, during which passengers enjoyed cocktails, champagne, and multi-course meals. This was the last livery the United "Mainliner Stratocruiser" wore before being sold to BOAC in 1954. They were replaced by the newer Douglas DC-7's.
atc_heavy=0
atc_airline=United
atc_flight_number=65
Once this is done, save the aircraft.cfg, open Flightsim, and start flying! Don't forget the reflections! ;)
LEGAL
These textures are to be used at your discretion. Neither Scott Sherman nor Mike Stone will accept any responsibility for damages caused by these files. Do not upload this file to any website with out the full written permission of Scott Sherman. Textures remain the copyright of Scott Sherman, all rights reserved.
If you experience installation problems, or would like to comment, please send an e-mail to Scott Sherman at Fsflyer757@aol.com. Do not bother Mike Stone with problems as he is busy making more great aircraft!
Base textures by Mike Stone.
United Air Lines textures by Scott Sherman (Fsflyer757@aol.com)
