Uploaded: JYAI C-130J-30 Ramstein

[raclim]

Just uploaded to the Library: 14 repaints for the JYAI C-130J-30 in the markings of the 37th Airlift Squadron based at Ramstein air base in Germany. Flightplans are also included.

The package was made for P3Dv4, but feel free to alter is to suit your FS version.

Enjoy,

Randy Mulder

[TheFoufure]

Yeahh !!!

Thanks a lot.

I'm waiting them for a long time.

I'll convert texture for my FS9.

[Victory103]

Great job, thanks for these.

[Viper810]

Finaly thanks. Are the D-Day paints included?

[raclim]

Thanks for the kind words everyone.

I decided not to include the D-day paints, mainly because the D-Day paint is temporary and will probably be removed in the near future.

[petebramley]

Nice paints. Thank you !

[Firebird]

They filled a hole very nicely for me. Conversion was a doddle, as usual, even on Windows 11.

[TheFoufure]

Downloaded, converted and installed in my FS9. Thanks a lot.

[Joseph29]

Thank you for the paints. They look good in the sim.

Also according to scramble Ramstein has 15 C-130's (only 14 in the zip) and some of the serial numbers you have aren't with Ramstein anymore.

https://scramble.nl/database/military/usaf#results

[John Young]

Even if the serial numbers were made up to date today, they might well be out of date in a month's time. It also probably means that the serials painted but no longer at Ramstein might be elsewhere. All numbering is a snapshot in time, it isn't feasible to keep chasing them.

John

[Firebird]

Joseph, it sounds like to fulfil your needs you need to be able to manipulate the paint kits yourself.
My guess would be that you would have no time for life to keep up to date with the various aircraft movements and colour schemes.

[C-130H]

John,
Very nice work, as always! I was flying from ETAD to ETAR and realized that I had not updated to your variants!
You are correct on the tails changing. I know RJTY and ETAR had swapped a few tails a year or so ago. You are correct, trying to keep up will drive a person crazy!
Your work is greatly appreciated!