Freeware Robert Richardson DH 104 Dove is needed.
This repaint shows deHavilland DH 104-8 D-INKA in vintage LTU color scheme. Built in 1949 as a Devon C.1. with c/n 04266. Was used by Royal Air Force with WB531. After service and redesignated as Dove 8, aircraft became G-BLRN in 1984. Was sold to the Netherlands 1985 and based at Rotterdam. In 2000 aircraft withdrawn from use and stored in a container. In 2004, container moved to Stadtlohn in Germany, where the aircraft was restored in flying condition by Gehling Flugtechnik. The aircraft was painted in the LTU colors and registered D-INKA. New owner is Air Incentive Classic. Aircraft is still airworthy and is used for charter and round trips.
Please note
Due of limited UV-mapping of down front section of fuselage it can´t be painted accurate. But I did my very best with this unique repaint.
Installation
Unzip and move it to your MSFS Community folder. Enjoy!
Legal
This repaint is freeware; you may use and modify it as you wish for your own use. It may not be used or sold for commercial purposes, nor published on any website that charges for downloading either directly or through a membership fee. If you want to publish repaints based on it, you need written permission from the author.
Thomas Roehl
March 2024
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