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jtin, its the updated korea terrain.

Some time, and somehow, the F-8E will be coming in high rez...

All those birds that drdoyo mentioned are being made by Marcello, apart from the Su-24, thats by a different author. Kepp up the great work Marcello

Flanker, thats some serious weathering! Would you be able to share some tips on how to achieve such an effect at all?

Marcello, here are some walkarounds that may help you too... www.primeportal.net F-18 Walkarounds

I take it that you are referring to the second Gulf of Sidra incident?

Falcon, pm me youe email address, I might have something that will interest you

The two most notable sightings of an Su-27 were in the regions of Lake Tahoe and Yosemite National Park. Accordingly, an F-117 had been seen in the same time frame as the flankers were observed on both occasions. Other Soviet aircraft in United States hands have included the MiG-15, MiG-17, plenty of MiG-21's, MiG-23, Su-22, Mi-2, Mi-8/17, Mi-24, Mi-14 and the Ka-32. What I love best is though, the account of when one of the no longer used Mig-21's worked its way into delivery to a USAF Museum... What I would have given to have been there

The mapping for the previous MiG-23 models by the Mirage Factory is virtually the same to the MiG-27 model released by USAFMTL. So any of those skins that you see in that download directory linked by Coolhand should work almost perfectly with the '27 model.

Marcfighter, you are definitely one mean model making machine! Way to go man

Good luck Dave, god speed to your recovery mate.

Outstanding! Keep up the great work

Hey Rampstrike, I've been meaning to get back to you on this. I have in fact redrawn the stock F-15A skin in high rez at 2048 px square and am in the slowest of all processes of making a new skin out of it. I shall see what I can do about those schemes you have mentioned though. If you want to do a new set of low viz nation decals, it would be worth downloading the decal tutorial here at combatace. That will help you understand how nation decals are organised. Also, to make the decals themselves, if you don't fancy splashing out some money for a program, there is a very reputable painting program called 'The Gimp' that many members who skin use.

Thats what I've been looking into. However, my luck has pretty much been null in terms of finding good shots of pilot outfits on the net. I went to Duxford Air Museum a few weeks ago and managed to get a nice high rez version of this though:

Very true. My own mother knew two men who were arrested for links to the IRA and found guilty of smuggling arms and weapons into the country. One of the most complex histories to a country I know of. My friend's dad was also shot in Northern Ireland when he was in the paras. I could ask him him about it for you if you like?

There used to be a make shift high rez pilot template in the form of Diego's plain pilot bitmap, however, due to some circumstances he has pulled all of his work from public domain. I've been thinking of trying to skin a high rez pilot, just need the time in between other things to get round to it.

Nice vid Fubar. Am I right in thinking that what you've achieved in that video is networked sams incorporated in the carrier fleet?

I'd go with that Wrench says, resizing them and then using the original layers as a good guide to the new stuff to draw. Even if you only want your skins at 1024 px square size, primarily draw them at 2048 px square. This allows for potential high rez skins and better smoothing and anti-aliasing when re-sizing them down. I've used the stock templates to redraw some 3rdW aircraft and they've been great as guides. You've probably heard of this site, but it may help you if you plan to redraw the templates... www.simmerspaintshop.com

Over at Marcfighter's site he has templates for nearly all the MiGs in SF I think. You may have to go through the pages of his skins and it will on the left hand side of the page. On the combatace home page, there's a link to his site in the top right corner. EDIT: There we go, Soviet Templates

Amazing work Marc! Thank you very much indeed

For skinning, the main programs to go for are Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro, none of them come cheap, and the latest versions can be quite pricey. However, if you're not looking to splash out a few bob, there's another free skinning program called the Gimp that several skinners in the community have been very happy with. If its skinning you're really looking to go into, head on over to www.simmerspaintshop.com for some great help and tutorials for flight sim skinning.

I believe that there is a B-52 that is currently a WIP from Prowler1111 solely for the SF/WOV/WOE series.

http://walkarounds.airforce.ru/avia/rus/my...v/m-4/index.htm There's a few, looking forward to this bird Kout

Great work! Go Gux!

Know what you mean. Skinning takes up most of my time, and then some modelling.