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hello ladies and gentlemen.


I come to you in hopes that someone can help me out on a very simple project.

Someone had re-painted the Default FS9, 777 for me one time a few years ago, but in cleaning out my FS9 files, I accidentally deleted the backup file for it.

Would anyone be willing to repaint one for me that is identical to the one below?? (or as close as you can get??)


Red Top, Grey/Silver wings, white stripe behind the 437th Logo.






Logo on the Tail...

PM me with your e-mail addy so I can send you the file,

Joe

nice plane, looks liek the person who did that accdently forgot to get the last door (purple)...I wouldnt mind having that in my hanger also, is it apersonial thing or is it located on simv?

its the "Commander's Aircraft" for the 437th Virtual Airlift Command ( http::437thvairliftkchs.co.nr )

but I could part with the textures if you would really like them, and if JoBee does not mind my spreading it around being that he just finished up a redo-repaint for me.

here it is just now installed and sitting at KSEA as a test to see how it will show up in FS9.


Excellent work JoBee.  I might be asking more of you for this livery maybe default 737, and 47, but I will get back to you on that unless you really have nothing else to do.

I don't mind it being spread around, however I looked at it a little closer and would like to tweak a few things first.

Just a few minor adjustments.

The textures I sent are DXT3 and the compression did some unkind things to the windows. They look a lot better in 32bit, which I will send you after I finish them.

regards,
Joe

no prob Jo.  just ship em over after you get done.  and if you want, and have the time, if you could also make the livery for the default 737, 747, and the Lear45.  If you dont feel like making all of them, could you at least do the Lear


thank you.  as i said before, you did an EXCELLENT job, even on the windows (i dont really look at the windows that much anyways.  Im either too busy looking at the gauges or the @$$ of the plane in spot view.