Post by coachharry on Apr 26, 2021 14:35:58 GMT -5
Hello fellow Sim-Aviators!
I just wanted to keep you updated about my latest idea not to put a Warbird in a civil Dress, but to do it the other way round and this is what came out. I took the fine Beechcraft Baron 58, provided by Carenado and designed a kind of "D-Day"-military Repaint. I had this picture in my mind and successfully I was able to put it to life:
Something strange: Instead of the usual White, seen on most Light-Aircraft, this one shows an Olive-drab Top and a Grey underneith
This machine is named "Venomous"
It also shows the "Invasion"-Insignia: the White-Black-Stripes on top, sides...
... and on the bottom! It is registered as N4974L, but all fictional.
Allthough it propably never flew in these colurs, I think it fits her quite nicely.
The yellow Spinners are an Eyecatcher.
Included: The yellow "Rescue"-sign on the door
Just wanted to do something different...
... and I think it came out great
Once again, I hope you like what you saw, and maybe you will let me know... here, or even here: www.facebook.com/VirtualAircraftRestoration
Stay curious for more to come!
Coach Harry
I just wanted to keep you updated about my latest idea not to put a Warbird in a civil Dress, but to do it the other way round and this is what came out. I took the fine Beechcraft Baron 58, provided by Carenado and designed a kind of "D-Day"-military Repaint. I had this picture in my mind and successfully I was able to put it to life:
Something strange: Instead of the usual White, seen on most Light-Aircraft, this one shows an Olive-drab Top and a Grey underneith
This machine is named "Venomous"
It also shows the "Invasion"-Insignia: the White-Black-Stripes on top, sides...
... and on the bottom! It is registered as N4974L, but all fictional.
Allthough it propably never flew in these colurs, I think it fits her quite nicely.
The yellow Spinners are an Eyecatcher.
Included: The yellow "Rescue"-sign on the door
Just wanted to do something different...
... and I think it came out great
Once again, I hope you like what you saw, and maybe you will let me know... here, or even here: www.facebook.com/VirtualAircraftRestoration
Stay curious for more to come!
Coach Harry
