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    Anyone interested?

    I have found a number of fairly nice models that... if adequately refurbished... could be made into very nice finished aircraft... My specialty is textures so it would take someone like Perez or Obio to do the tekkie parts...
    I am enclosing an example of the work that can be operated on very ... very basic textures... that detract from the attractiveness of the model...
    If anyone can be interested, I would like to collaborate in "restoring" some interesing models for which there are only payware available or just nothing really available...
    Comments welcome...
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    SRY gaucho, but this Stuka isn't a good example. I only use it as static aircraft in a WW2 scenery I'm working on. We have a very good one by Wolfgang "Wolfi" Faber. Together with Mortons repaints simply brilliant.

    Do you have any other ideas ?

    Greets Andi

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    Not clear...

    Quote Originally Posted by Quax d. Bruchpilot View Post
    SRY gaucho, but this Stuka isn't a good example. I only use it as static aircraft in a WW2 scenery I'm working on. We have a very good one by Wolfgang "Wolfi" Faber. Together with Mortons repaints simply brilliant.

    Do you have any other ideas ?

    Greets Andi
    Do you mean the repaint is not a good job or the aircraft model itself is not good?

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    where ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Quax d. Bruchpilot View Post
    SRY gaucho, but this Stuka isn't a good example. I only use it as static aircraft in a WW2 scenery I'm working on. We have a very good one by Wolfgang "Wolfi" Faber. Together with Mortons repaints simply brilliant.

    Do you have any other ideas ?

    Greets Andi
    Where can I find the Stuka by Wolfi you mentioned?... I am interested in repainting a good model...

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    I mean the aircraft is not good. Honestly I can't remember where to find Wolfis Stuka, sry . Maybe here in CFS2 downloads ??? Or take a look at the usual sites. Mortons repaints you'll find at his site https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=7f2604cfe3f60274 Very nice work.


    oh !!! you can also take the italian reworked by Manuele Villa and insert Mortons repaints "stuka_ra.zip" at flightsim.com

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    Wolfi's Stuka can be found in the SOH archives:
    http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...&ammm=15&pap=2

    Combine it with Erafitti's repaint packs:
    http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...dName=erafitti

    And Lawdogs2360's sounds:
    http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...fo&FileID=5762

    Piece it all together and you've got a pretty nice Ju-87!
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    Sadly Erafitti's paints seem to have got lost during one of the hacks, but I'd agree with the comments about Wolfi's Stuka and Lawdog's sounds are always a good bet.
    Andy

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    thx Ferry... I have forgotten Erafittis repaints. The "Snake" repaint is the best !

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    Yep, gotta throw another Kudo out for Wolfi's Stuka. It's nice! And Morton's paints for it make it even nicer.

    Another nice freeware Stuka is the Alphasim one...and it's free as well. It's on the Alpha/Virtavia Freeware Page. It needs new skins for sure.

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    Excellent!

    Quote Originally Posted by Ferry_vO View Post
    Wolfi's Stuka can be found in the SOH archives:
    http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...&ammm=15&pap=2

    Combine it with Erafitti's repaint packs:
    http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...dName=erafitti

    And Lawdogs2360's sounds:
    http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...fo&FileID=5762

    Piece it all together and you've got a pretty nice Ju-87!
    I can see this is a much better model... I can adapt my repaints to it... actually
    make a repaint kit for several liveries... Thanks a lot...
    Now I have to hunt for the original models for some of Morton's repaints - that are
    very, very good - and an excellent starting poin for accurizing ... (like details [rivets, etc.] that are way out of scale and paint demarkation lines that should actually be fading into each other... (eliminate double lines on lettering, etc.)
    The reason I was interested in the first Stuka was that it flies in FS9... but has a very crude paint job... can the original models of these Morton repaints fly in FS9?

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    Quote Originally Posted by OBIO View Post
    Yep, gotta throw another Kudo out for Wolfi's Stuka. It's nice! And Morton's paints for it make it even nicer.

    Another nice freeware Stuka is the Alphasim one...and it's free as well. It's on the Alpha/Virtavia Freeware Page. It needs new skins for sure.

    OBIO
    Sorry I can't find the Alphasim Stuka at the freeware page

    can the original models of these Morton repaints fly in FS9?
    yep !

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    Eraffiti

    Quote Originally Posted by Quax d. Bruchpilot View Post
    thx Ferry... I have forgotten Erafittis repaints. The "Snake" repaint is the best !
    I tried to get it but it seems to have been hacked...
    Can you let me have one of those Eraffiti repaints?

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    Eraffiti bis

    Quote Originally Posted by gaucho_59 View Post
    I tried to get it but it seems to have been hacked...
    Can you let me have one of those Eraffiti repaints?
    Actually... the Snake one for sure...

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    Quote Originally Posted by gaucho_59 View Post
    I tried to get it but it seems to have been hacked...
    Can you let me have one of those Eraffiti repaints?
    Write an IM with your email, I'll send you the packs later

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    Morton had a website for his CFS2 repaints. Anybody know the link for that (if it still exists)?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quax d. Bruchpilot View Post
    Sorry I can't find the Alphasim Stuka at the freeware page
    It's on this page.

    http://www.easyfly.co.nz/Freeware/index.php?dir=/Others

    I believe it may also be in the Library here, look under Alpha Oldies. And it is of the later 87D variant, so makes a nice companion to Wolfi's model.

    And speaking of Wolfi's model, there is also a very nice pack that I downloaded at Avsim, with a selection of Italian paints from the Maestro himself, Manuele, and some other refinements. Definitely worth checking out.
    Andy

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    Morton's

    Quote Originally Posted by magoo View Post
    Morton had a website for his CFS2 repaints. Anybody know the link for that (if it still exists)?
    I just got his page at: https://skydrive.live.com

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    Morton's Site:

    https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=7f2604cfe3f60274

    Many of the CFS2 planes that Morton has done repaints for work very well in FS9...once you tweak the config info to get them to properly list in the aircraft selection window. Some may need FDE tweaks to get them to fly right...CFS2 planes can be nose heavy in FS9 for some reason.

    And some of Morton's paints are for planes that are originally FS9 planes that have been converted for CFS2 use. The paints for those planes will work perfectly in FS9.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quax d. Bruchpilot View Post
    I mean the aircraft is not good. Honestly I can't remember where to find Wolfis Stuka, sry . Maybe here in CFS2 downloads ??? Or take a look at the usual sites. Mortons repaints you'll find at his site https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=7f2604cfe3f60274 Very nice work.


    oh !!! you can also take the italian reworked by Manuele Villa and insert Mortons repaints "stuka_ra.zip" at flightsim.com
    Where can I find this G50?

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    Which G50 are you referring to? The one that Morton did repaints for and that are shown on his site? If it's that one, then head over to Simviation.com and do a search for William Dickens. The G50 is a CFS2 model, that works pretty great in FS9, has a decent VC (superb by CFS2 standards, dated by FS9 standards). External modeling is nice, may not have a pilot from external view...but if you fly from the VC you will never notice the missing pilot.

    Try this link, it'll take you to William Dickens' stuff on Simviation.

    http://simviation.com/1/search?submi...ns&categoryId=

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    the G50 I have mentioned is wolfis Stuka, only with italian repaints. btw check your emails gaucho ;-)

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    I came across this freeware Lucarini model the other day:
    http://www.jrlucariny.com/Site2008/ju87bstuka/ju87bstukapagdown.html
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    on't know how it compares with the others...

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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyG43 View Post
    It's on this page.

    http://www.easyfly.co.nz/Freeware/index.php?dir=/Others

    I believe it may also be in the Library here, look under Alpha Oldies. And it is of the later 87D variant, so makes a nice companion to Wolfi's model.

    And speaking of Wolfi's model, there is also a very nice pack that I downloaded at Avsim, with a selection of Italian paints from the Maestro himself, Manuele, and some other refinements. Definitely worth checking out.
    THX Andy,

    found this in my archieve again.. But honestly I didn't found it at the freeware page ;-) Looks like I need "new glasses"

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