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Trying to get my eye in with repainting. I will upload these to flightsim later


6SQN1 by DaleRFU1, on Flickr

6SQN4 by DaleRFU1, on Flickr

6SQN3 by DaleRFU1, on Flickr

6SQN2 by DaleRFU1, on Flickr

6SQN6 by DaleRFU1, on Flickr

6SQN7 by DaleRFU1, on Flickr

Looking good there mate. Seems that was money well spent when you got Paint Shop.

The last screenshot is quite apt. Earlier this week Sir Chris Hoy went for a 1 hours "jolly" with the Canopeners and EX was the aircraft used.

Just a small piece of useless information.

Thanks Stew,

It was money well spent , Thanks for the advice

Dale,

Just spotted this at FC. Check out the intake cover! Wonder if it's standard or just for the display jet?

http://www.fightercontrol.co.uk/forum/v ... 16&t=65094

Nice one Dale. Are you planning to do an FSX version like you did with the Saudi tiffies?

1. Stew, I wanted to add that to the covers but you ca do it on the texture sheet because the intake cover is only a small square and that same square is use for the other covers aswell.

2. Dan, they should work in FSX as they are (I think), I haven't tried. I only did the Saudi typhoons FSX because at the time I was using FSX but I have since returned to FS9. But ye they should work ok

Kind Regards
Dale

DaleRFU wrote:2. Dan, they should work in FSX as they are (I think), I haven't tried. I only did the Saudi typhoons FSX because at the time I was using FSX but I have since returned to FS9. But ye they should work ok

I'm afraid that's not quite the case mate, here's what yours look like:


And here's a converted MAIW one:

Dan, to be henest with you I don't know how to convert them I'm afraid

DaleRFU wrote:Dan, to be henest with you I don't know how to convert them I'm afraid

No probs mate, something better than nothing. I'm sure someone will know how to do it. Other than that they still look really good anyway

Yes, I do.

Dale if you want me to help you here then tell me.

I have uploaded FSX versions to flightsim. now they look right in FSX. Big thanks to Martin for the conversion