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With Panair's wings!
My intention is to recreate the painting of the DC6-B PP-LFA "Bandeirante Bartolomeu Bueno de Siqueira" operated by Panair do Brasil as realistic as possible. However I can't find enough references and I still have some doubts about colors and details.
Checking photos of the Constellations and DC-7 contemporaries to the DC-6 as well as videos and movies like "Shut up Etelvina" that briefly show Panair's 1958 ground equipment and probably a DC-6 (Or DC-7) and updated the ladder and the tow truck. The Constellation with similar scheme had a matt black nose, and I assumed the same pattern was used on the DC-6.
Added the siblings PP-LFB "Bandeirante Fernando de Camargo", PP-LFC "Bandeirante Francisco Dias Ávila", PP-LFD "Bandeirante Gardia de Ávila", in addition to the previous PP-LFA "Bartolomeu Bueno de Siqueira" which continues as main file.
I hope to keep this painting updated and I appreciate if anyone can send me photos and historical references of this plane. Hope it's on the "Panair standard".
History of the PP-LFA (Cn 45527/1017):
Delivered from the factory in 1958, briefly operated by Loide Aéreo Nacional and then leased with great success by Panair do Brasil from 1958 to 1961. From the same year the LFA operated both as passenger and freighter transport at VASP until the first half of the 70s and ended his career flying in Bolivia in the mythical Butcher Flights for La Cumbre with the registration CP-1283 probably between 1982 and 1987, and since then he has been at El Alto airport, slowly deteriorating outside.
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Nas asas da Panair!
Minha intencao é recriar a pintura do DC6-B PP-LFA "Bandeirante Bartolomeu Bueno de Siqueira" operado pela Panair do Brasil com a maior fidelidade possível. No entanto nao encontro referencias suficientes e ainda tenho muitas duvidas sobre cores e detalhes.
Utilizei fotos dos Constellations e DC-7 contemporaneos aos DC-6, videos de época e filmes como o "Cala a boca Etelvina" que mostram brevemente o equipamento de solo da Panair em 1958 e provavelmente um DC-6 (Ou DC-7) e atualizei a escada e o tow truck. O constellation com mesma pintura possuia um nariz preto fosco, e assumi que o mesmo padrao foi utilizado no DC-6.
Adicionadas as outras matrículas PP-LFB "Bandeirante Fernando de Camargo", PP-LFC "Bandeirante Francisco Dias Ávila", PP-LFD "Bandeirante Gardia de Ávila", em adicao ao anterio PP-LFA "Bartolomeu Bueno de Siqueira" que continua como principal.
Espero manter essa pintura atualizada e agradeco se puderem me enviar fotos e referencias historicas desse aviao. Espero que esteja no "padrao Panair".
História do PP-LFA (Cn 45527/1017):
Entregue pela fábrica novo em 1958, operou brevemente pelo Lóide Aéreo Nacional e logo arrendado com grande sucesso na Panair do Brasil de 1958 à 1961, a partir do mesmo ano o LFA operou tanto como transporte de passageiros quanto cargueiro na VASP até a primeira metade dos anos 70 e terminou sua carreira voando na Bolívia nos míticos Vuelos Carniceros pela La Cumbre com a matricula CP-1283 provavelmente entre 1982 e 1987, e desde entao se encontra no aeroporto de El Alto, se deteriorando lentamente ao ar livre.
2021/06/24 - Adiconado interior, elementos estaticos e exterior atualizado.
2021/07/01 - Atualizado Aircraft.cfg
2021/07/03 - Atualizada asas, motores e respectivos normal files. Interior corrigido em contraste, e equipamento de solo corrigido após update 2.0.28
2021/07/16 - Atualizada toda a fuselagem, equipamento de solo e adicionado toda a frota (PP-LFA, PP-LFB, PP-LFC e PP-LFD) operada pela Panair
PMDG DC-6B - Panair do Brasil
Delivered from the factory in 1958, briefly operated by Loide Aéreo Nacional and then leased with great success by Panair do Brasil from 1958 to 1961. From the same year the LFA operated both as passenger and freighter transport at VASP until the first half of the 70s and ended his career flying in Bolivia in the mythical Butcher Flights for La Cumbre with the registration CP-1283 probably between 1982 and 1987, and since then he has been at El Alto airport, slowly deteriorating outside.
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Log Inalmost 4 years ago
What a great livery ! Congratulations! A friend of mine who’s a former PANAIR Captain flew the PMDG DC6 with your livery and it brought tears to his eyes! Keep on the excellent work!
Que bela pintura ! Parabéns ! Um amigo meu, comandante aposentado da PANAIR voou o simulador do DC6 da PMDG com sua pintura. Encheu os olhos dele de lágrimas de saudade. Continue a nos brindar com esse excelente trabalho ! Muito obrigado !
almost 4 years ago
Muito obrigado! Valeu ja todo o trabalho! Se o seu amigo tiver qualquer feedback, material do DC-6 nas cores da Panair, fotos, agradeco muito. Espero continuar aprimorando esse projeto!
almost 5 years ago
Parabéns! Comprei a aeronave e a primeira coisa que me veio a cabeça foi "precisa da pintura da Panair do Brasil". A comunidade de flightsim é boa por conta de usuários como você. Muito obrigado.
almost 5 years ago
Muito obrigado Mazakaleum!
almost 5 years ago
Excelente!
almost 5 years ago
Olá hjcoelho, o Panair também foi atualizado hoje! Obrigado