I Gave Req's Old Crate A Fresh Layer Of Paint

Impossible to improve an already perfect skin, so I tried to stay as close to the original as possible.

A layer of olive drab over the PC10, a dash of black on the wood, a splash of white on the tail and there we are.

All ready to fly out with us. Just in case he'd make it permanent, you know. One can only hope.



For the record: I used the same effect as the painted over British roundels on some of the Belgian Camels.

That looks very fitting Bender, thanks

I'll tell you what I'll do though.. I will delete certain layers on my finalised original photoshop document then upload the original for you to customise.

I'll get rid of the R's, serial number, and the forward/rear white stripes.

This way it won't have those bits still visible.

I should have it done by Thursday.

Cheers

He looks very good in sqd colors don't he.

That looks very fitting Bender, thanks

I'll tell you what I'll do though.. I will delete certain layers on my finalised original photoshop document then upload the original for you to customise.

I'll get rid of the R's, serial number, and the forward/rear white stripes.

This way it won't have those bits still visible.

I should have it done by Thursday.

Cheers

I'm really glad you like it!

Sorry about the visible bits, I actually did those on purpose (with a 25% transparent masking layer) as if it were your original skin repainted for IRFC.

If you prefer to go without, I can simply remove that layer.

For the nose I basically cut it right out of your skin and pasted it on top of everything.

...the sentence above here taken out of context sounds very strange, as my colleague at work pointed out.

If you want to I can make a completely freshly painted white/blue nose and wheels.

I suppose it will look more convincing and in line with the other skins.

I'll give it a shot tonight and post several results here.

He looks very good in sqd colors don't he.

Oh yes he does!

Dont worry about changing the nose and wheels, I prefer the overall weathered look to my aircraft.

Just delete the old layers and it will be fine

I might have to add some extra weathering to her in spots though

Dont worry about changing the nose and wheels, I prefer the overall weathered look to my aircraft.

Just delete the old layers and it will be fine

I might have to add some extra weathering to her in spots though

There you go:

[ http://www.mediafire.com/?jtvwmommnmi ]

Now you can weather away!

Bender would you be able to upload the original file with all its layers? You use Photoshop right?

I can't really warp the stuff individually as it warps the whole file..

Cheers

Requiem

Bender would you be able to upload the original file with all its layers? You use Photoshop right?

I can't really warp the stuff individually as it warps the whole file..

Cheers

Requiem

Mh, that's a tough one.

I use Paint Shop Pro, not Photoshop, but I could save the file to .psd. Only I'm not sure the layers will be converted correctly.

One more problem is that it's a rather large file, as it basically contains every Camel I've ever made, including the Belgian ones.

I'll see what I can do.