Hello!
I was wondering if anyone feels like repainting Nick's Hornet in the following liveries:
VFA-97 Warhawks
http://www.airliners.net/photo/USA---Na ... 4858634cfe
VFA-25 Fist of the Fleet
http://www.airliners.net/photo/USA---Na ... 05509d4678
VMFA-314 Black Knights
http://www.airliners.net/photo/USA---Ma ... 4858634cfe
Request for some Hornets
- Victory103
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Re: Request for some Hornets
I know you guys use both Fencecheck and airliners.net as some of your repaint reference sites, just popped on FC. Thought I would get this in before the MAIW USN West Coast Hornet package is released...

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Re: Request for some Hornets
Cooool ones! Are you going to release them?lewis wrote:I have these.
Re: Request for some Hornets
C'mon! Nice one!Victory103 wrote:I know you guys use both Fencecheck and airliners.net as some of your repaint reference sites, just popped on FC. Thought I would get this in before the MAIW USN West Coast Hornet package is released...
Re: Request for some Hornets
James have you ever thought about trying to do the paints yourself? These guys might not admit it but doing repaints from a paint kit is actually pretty straight forward and easy to do, just takes time.
You can work on paint kits with just about any program that works in layers. I think some of the older copies of Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop can be had for free if you look hard enough.
It really is easy to do, takes a bit of practice to get things looking right but ANYONE can do it.
The hard part is creating the textures from scratch, that's a bit more involved.
You can work on paint kits with just about any program that works in layers. I think some of the older copies of Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop can be had for free if you look hard enough.
It really is easy to do, takes a bit of practice to get things looking right but ANYONE can do it.
The hard part is creating the textures from scratch, that's a bit more involved.
-Mike G.
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- Victory103
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Re: Request for some Hornets
No problem on the painting, I just got FS Repaint and since most AI don't required too much detail, I am working through it. The camo schemes seem more advanced to me, guess would be easy with layers.
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Re: Request for some Hornets
Never tried... The only experience has been a couple of days ago when I tried to change the reg on the Italian AF all white 767 with the paintkit textures using MS Paint... unreadable!MIKE JG wrote:James have you ever thought about trying to do the paints yourself? These guys might not admit it but doing repaints from a paint kit is actually pretty straight forward and easy to do, just takes time.
You can work on paint kits with just about any program that works in layers. I think some of the older copies of Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop can be had for free if you look hard enough.
It really is easy to do, takes a bit of practice to get things looking right but ANYONE can do it.
The hard part is creating the textures from scratch, that's a bit more involved.
I never tried it because I don't have any experience in computer graphics, and I indeed thought it would be difficult, especially if using free hand painting.
This weekend I have a bit of spare time... trying might not be a bad idea to fill it!

Re: Request for some Hornets
Well I only started back into all this in 2005, since then I've learned a ton and still have much to learn. Painting, modeling, scenery design, you name it, I've tried it. 

-Mike G.
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