Browse Cessna 172 liveries for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and 2020. Find the latest repaints and paint schemes. Parcourez 984 add-ons publiés par notre communauté.
This add-on provides a fictional copper-colored livery for the default Asobo Cessna C172. It features a unique design for users seeking a distinctive aircraft appearance. The livery includes a custom registration. Installation is done by placing the files in the Community folder.
This add-on features a custom livery for the Cessna 172, inspired by the 4X-DAZ registration. It provides a detailed exterior paint scheme for use in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Suitable for pilots seeking realistic or unique liveries for the Cessna 172 model. Ideal for both general aviation and training scenarios.
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This add-on features a custom livery for the Asobo Cessna 172SP Classic and G1000 versions, representing the Air Naval Club (CC-LHM) from Viña del Mar, Chile. The livery is designed for use in Microsoft Flight Simulator. It accurately depicts the real-world appearance of the aircraft. Suitable for users seeking regional Chilean aviation liveries.
This add-on features the Cessna 172P Skyhawk with registration 4X-DAO, operated by IFA Aviation in Israel. The aircraft is based at Haifa Airport and is commonly seen at regional airfields. It is modeled with accurate exterior and registration details. The livery reflects the real-world appearance and operational usage of this specific aircraft.
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This add-on provides two authentic 2008 Cessna factory paint schemes for the Asobo Cessna 172SP. It includes the N6189Q in burgundy and beige, and the N62875 in grey and dark purple. Each livery is recreated from the original 2008 factory designs. The pack is compatible with both the steam gauge and G1000 variants of the aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator.
This add-on provides two authentic 2007 Cessna factory paint schemes for the Asobo Cessna 172SP in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Liveries included are the blue and silver N2193U and the dark brown and silver N6188L. Both designs are recreated based on original factory liveries. The package is compatible with both steam gauge and G1000 variants of the aircraft.
This add-on offers two original 2006 Cessna factory paint schemes for the Asobo Cessna 172SP in Microsoft Flight Simulator. It features liveries N1129K in burgundy, orange, and grey, and N6009M in blue, black, and grey. Both the Steam Gauge and G1000 variants are supported. Liveries are based on authentic Cessna designs from 2006.
This addon provides two detailed 2004 Cessna factory paint schemes for the Asobo Cessna 172SP. The included liveries are N65817 with a burgundy, blue, and silver design, and N2119Q in blue and silver. Both liveries are compatible with the Steam Gauge and G1000 variants of the C172SP. The designs are based on authentic 2004 Cessna factory references.
This add-on features two authentic 2003 Cessna factory paint schemes for the Asobo Cessna 172SP, accurately recreating the original Burgundy, Red and Cream (N278SP) and Blue and Silver (N5364A) liveries. Both steam gauge and G1000 variants are supported in Microsoft Flight Simulator. The liveries are based on real aircraft delivered in 2003, originally not equipped with the G1000. Installation involves moving the provided folder to your Community directory.
This add-on provides two authentic 2001 Cessna factory paint schemes for the Asobo Cessna 172SP. It features recreations of N830SP in blue, grey, and red, and N5138V in blue and yellow. Both liveries are compatible with the Steam Gauge and G1000 variants. The designs are based on original 2001 Cessna factory appearances.
This add-on features two authentic 2000 Millennium Edition factory paint schemes for the Asobo Cessna 172SP, based on the original Cessna designs. The included liveries represent N279ME and N349ME with accurate color combinations. Compatible with both Steam Gauge and G1000 variants of the aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Please note the real aircraft were originally equipped with steam gauges, not the G1000 system.
