D.E.I. Skins by Dombral!

[dombral]

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Good afternoon,

As a favor to honor a request at another CFS2 site, I have moved the three Pacific campaigns I completed to the front of the pack for a touch up before retiring them. I finished the Dutch East Indies first, so it is now released. For those who don't remember, this is a dual-sided campaign with nineteen missions on the Dutch side, and eighteen missions on the Japanese side.

Papua New Guinea is awaiting one small component before it is re-released, and I'm also about 90% done with the RAAF campaign.

un peu de couleurs dans un ciel bien sombre

[skylane]

Beautiful pictures, Dombral!
Would you consider uploading the skins? :wiggle:

[dombral]

Beautiful pictures, Dombral!
Would you consider uploading the skins? :wiggle:


oui bien sur, mais qui est l'auteur du Curtiss CW-21 Demon ? Jaimerais avoir son autorisation pour le uploader à défaut du ZIP

[skylane]

I can understand a little French, but not speak or write it, sorry..
The CW-21 was made by William Dickens (bismarck13). The readme says it is freeware, and I would believe that if you upoad only textures and not the complete aircraft it should be ok.

Cheers,

[dombral]

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There are only a coule of aircraft designers who prohibit new paint jobs without permission that I know of. Unless the read me prohibits new skins specifically, go for it.

Rami, you rock with all the choices you are giving us. Thanks! :icon29:

Ki46 II and Ki27 du 7 sentai ; Pas de problème pour les uploader demain

[Rami]

To all,

Dombral has released an enticing set of skins for aircraft used by the Japanese and the Dutch, including skins for Wolfi's Ki-27 as well as skins for Bismarck13's CW-21 Demon.

Outstanding work, mon ami! :icon29:

[UncleTgt]

Rami,

Thank you for separating these out & highlighting them by putting them in their own thread.

Dombrai's work on aircraft for "neglected" areas of the Sim is greatly appreciated...

[Rami]

Rami,

Thank you for separating these out & highlighting them by putting them in their own thread.

Dombrai's work on aircraft for "neglected" areas of the Sim is greatly appreciated...

UncleTgt,

On the first point, it's no problem, I consider it part of the job.

And I wholeheartedly agree about Dombral! :guinness:

[onnogras]

Splendid work Dombral!

[Jagdflieger]

Thanks Dombral! Great work as always.

[Captain Kurt]

I don't speak French but I know enought to say merci beaucoup, Dombral!

[skylane]

Thank you very much, Dombral!

[sc7500]

...I don't speak French but I know enought to say merci beaucoup, Dombral!...

... as my High School French Teacher used to joke "...Mercy Buck-Ups !..."

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[Rami]

... as my High School French Teacher used to joke "...Mercy Buck-Ups !..."

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SC,

Mine used to joke "Mercy Buckets." :icon_lol:

[dombral]

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Beautiful pictures, Dombral!
Would you consider uploading the skins? :wiggle:

[dombral]

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[Jagdflieger]

Oooh!

[dombral]

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[klausreiss]

Hallo dombral,

they're all great again.
It's time to upload them! :-)

Best wishes

[skylane]

these look great, Dombral! Please upload! :jump:

Where can I find the paratroopers jumping from the Ki-56 in the screenshot?

[gaucho_59]

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un peu de couleurs d ans un ciel bien sombre


Avec un peu de couleurs dans ce ciel bien sombre, il faut utilizer des numeros plus veritables...
The codes on US aircraft at this time used "block letters" mostly... (very easy to reproduce) where the nr. 1 is just a quadragular box.. like a capital "I"... Only very early (1920s) flying machines sported numerals in typewriter type fonts...
There are a few sites where you can find proper fonts if you cannot do them from scratch... Really it is a shame that such nice paint jobs as you do are marred by such inaccuracies... kudos on your paints though... very, very nice...
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