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Hi Good People,

As many of you may be aware over at the Ford Project Site last week we released a very large batch of Curtiss Jenny JN4D liveries for the Default Microsoft aircraft.

Last Sunday I decided to have a bit of a tinker with the 3D Virtual Cockpit image and convert one to match the overall livery style so that when in the VC mode your view of the aircraft textures were in sync with the theme of the aircraft instead of the default white/grey style.

Came out pretty good actually - so set myself a mission - convert all VC view for every one of the textures we have available for FREE download from the site - big job - finished them all yesterday after a solid week of graphics work.

Two images to show what I mean: First the current livery - USAAC



Which now has this image installed for the Virtual Cockpit 3D all around view from within the VC.



Every single Jenny livery on the Ford Project Site now has a graphically similiar VC view to match their overall livery theme.

The big annoying factor is that if you want to get hold of these VC texture enrichments it is best to download the livery again from the Ford Project Site - sorry - but the end result is worth it I think.

Where do you get them:http://www.ford-tri-motor.net/curtiss-jenny.htm

All free for your flight sim pleasure.

When you visit the Curtiss Jenny Page you will notice down further on the page that we are almost complete on a three pack of Camo liveries for the Jenny - will release them sometime this week - with their 3D views already done.

Regards

Garry

Thanks, Garry, to you and your friends.

I downloaded the Curtiss Jenny in the hopes that, JUST BAYBE, it might work with Prepar3d.

AND IT DID!

Near Le Puy-en-Velay, France



Antalya, Turkey




Again - wonderful job helping to keep the past alive, thanks.

Greetings,

Neither of the two repaints displayed, USAAC (Blue & Yellow) or the Tan Turkish girl are Garry J. Smith repaints........take care.

Ed Moore

No slight was intended. I even started off with;

OldAirmail wrote:Thanks, Garry, to you and your friends.

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Again - wonderful job helping to keep the past alive, thanks.

With a bit of luck, perhaps we'll see you around here more often.

If not, I'll still be appreciating your artwork.

As I mentioned in my post - Keeping the past alive

And one of the BEST bi-wing cockpits I've seen!