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I'm not sure if the Minnesota ANG herks are even on your radar yet, so this is just a suggestion. You may want to wait and bundle MSP's airframes together if they're somewhere near the top of your list to make an easier install down the line.

Thanks for the suggestion. Here are the C-130Hs of the Minnesota ANG with the 109th Airlift Squadron, also based at Minneapolis–Saint Paul Joint Air Reserve Station. I'll release these with the Hercs of the 96th Airlift Squadron.

Quick question, I have repaints of C-130B's that were painted on other JYAI models (they were painted on the R and H models). Will those same textures work on the new C-130B model?

The paints of the C-130Bs were made on the Canadian C-130H paint kit, which is the one that is used for the C-130B model. So those paints can work on the new model.

jetrange wrote: ↑18 May 2020, 02:44 The paints of the C-130Bs were made on the Canadian C-130H paint kit, which is the one that is used for the C-130B model. So those paints can work on the new model.

Thanks!

PS: The other one was for Romania.

The next Guard unit i'm working on is the 187th AS of the Wyoming ANG. The paints are done, all I need are flight plans. I know that Mark Heimer made paints of the unit for the HTAI model. Did that package come with a flight plan and if so does anyone have it?

Yep, got it. Post it here or PM you with it ?

You can just PM it to me. Thanks Pete.

On its way

them JYAI C-130 Miscellaneous models Can you download and put your own textures on them

Yes indeed, that's what people have been doing here. You will obviously need the paint kit as well as the models (all in the Download Hangar), a paint program that can import .psd (Photoshop) files for editing and Dxtbmp or Imagetool to convert your paints to MSFS textures.

John

Mixing John's C-130 with some of Henry's at Minnesota just for fun. (FS9) Using jetrange's awesome textures.

Another one

Look familiar? I decided to make some special C-130As. They've already been sent to that Hangar.

How did you manage the 3-bladed props for the "A" model?

John

Most of the C-130As still in service are actually fitted with 4-bladed props. I'm just using the C-130B model for the paints.

The easiest way to identify the A model, at least in USAF service was the wing tanks. Even after swapping the props and nose, the wing tanks were mounted where the refueling pods go on later versions. I don't think anyone uses those tanks anymore on the remaining civilian ones.

The HC-130Hs stationed at CGAS Barbers Point are finished. Should be off to the Hangar soon.

Nice to see the USCG collection build up.

Very beautiful!!

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