Flight Replica's Me 109 Gustavs.

[SteveB]

Just done that, thanks for the HU.



Steve

[ian elliot]

That KG300 paint is magnifcant
cheers ian

[SteveB]

That KG300 paint is magnifcant
cheers ian

Glad people are enjoying them, there are still loads more too come.


Steve

[dhazelgrove]

Didn't there used to be some swastika tails available somewhere for the original paint schemes?

Dave

[SteveB]

If you check out the Flight replica's home page there is a downloads section that has it.

http://www.flight-replicas.com/

Steve

[SteveB]

I have just uploaded a couple of G-6's, Bulgarian Red 6 and Romanian 263.

[SteveB]

I have just uploaded the last Finnish and last RSI schemes.

[SteveB]

I have just uploaded two G-6's same aircraft different owners.

[SteveB]

Hungarian G-6, 1944. Russian Liberation Army, G-6 Tall tail. Have just been uploaded.

[SteveB]

Just uploaded 2 Luftwaffe G-6 schemes, JG51 and JG52.

[SteveB]

A G-6 Slovakian scheme, and a G-10 Luftwaffe JG77 scheme, have just been uploaded.

[Blackbird686]

Great!!! Keep em' coming...LOL. I have more Bf-109's now than any other plane in my virtual hangars. Really like the Night Fighter G-6 and the G-10 schemes. Superb, as always! :salute:

BB686:USA-flag:

[SteveB]

Due to me now starting too see leading edge slats in my sleep, I am having a couple of days off for bad behaviour.
34 skins uploaded so far and still about a dozen to complete. I have two or three G-14's that need a fair bit of work too complete them and will restart work on them once I have finished on the G-6 and G-10 models.



Steve

[SteveB]

Here's a couple of WIP shots of the previously mentioned schemes that still need some work, a G-10 late war brown and green, and, a G-14 night fighter.

[SteveB]

I have a G-2 Trop scheme, USAAF EB-102, 1943. Or will have once I can find that there bloomin filter textures :isadizzy:

[Blackbird686]

Excellent! I really like the G-10 and G-14 schemes. I think the darker green/black gives the Bf-109G-14 a "wicked warbird" look... Fictional or not. Those colours just "fit" the plane well.:salute:
I hate to sound like a broken record here, but I really appreciate when a talented painter comes along and adds some exceptional brushwork to a seasoned FS9 airplane such as the FR Bf-109. Nice to see some FS9 add-ons in the library. Thanks Steve!

BB686:USA-flag:

[SteveB]

Here's another G-10 I have underway, still playing with the mottle on it.

[SteveB]

I just noticed that I did a silly on the RAF and Luftwaffe JG1 fuselage bands. the file attatched will fix both.

sorry about this was concentrating on the bloomin wing leading edge too much.

[huub vink]

Steve,

Thanks for these gems. I noticed you were not able to locate the tropical filter. Funny as they are on your favourite texture: "Wing Slats.bmp".
When you look at the default Finnish G6 you can't miss them.

Cheers,
Huub

[SteveB]

Steve,

Thanks for these gems. I noticed you were not able to locate the tropical filter. Funny as they are on your favourite texture: "Wing Slats.bmp".
When you look at the default Finnish G6 you can't miss them.

Cheers,
Huub

I've bin refusing too look at wing slats for the past couple of days lol.
Thanks for the Heads up.

Steve

[SteveB]

I think this one is about done, will give it a final check in the morning and if all ok will upload it.

[SteveB]

I have another G-8R2 too upload, this aircraft was found in Norway at the end of the war.

[Rami]

Stalin,

All set on the fix. :salute:

[Duckie]

I have another G-8R2 too upload, this aircraft was found in Norway at the end of the war.

Great looking paint job! Love the weathering and the "noise" on the top surfaces. Makes it come alive and really gives it character. Thanks Steve.

[SteveB]

Great looking paint job! Love the weathering and the "noise" on the top surfaces. Makes it come alive and really gives it character. Thanks Steve.

I do like a used appearance on combat aircraft, been experimenting on these Gustav's since they came out a few years ago.

I have just uploaded the G-8R2 and the and the G-10 Luftwaffe schemes.

Steve