Milviz F-15E latest paint job

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Naruto-kun

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So guys if you thought the old paint was good....how does this measure up?

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Dusty MudHen eh?

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looking mighty good

[MARQUEE]Looks good. :applause::guinness::guinness::running:[/MARQUEE]

Here is a real one, just in case you could use another example, a USAF photo taken a few days ago in fact.
 
When will this beauty be released? I have been wanting a MILVIZ mudhen in FSX since their initial pics were released. Are we there yet?

Matt
 
We are ramping up testing on the F-15C/E right now with the T-38 testing winding down. I had to take the screens using the VC view since for some reason EZ Dock was not cooperating with me on the external view. I probably just need to create an outside view point. That is why there are no pilot figures in these shots though. Either way can tell the detail in the bump maps and all! I'll add some more to this later, but figured it was worth taking some closer up ones since those were pretty far away. Looks like the Air Force uses the same roll around fire bottles on the flight line we do in the Navy. Who would have thought.

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It will be nice to have the Talon to train in while we wait for this beauty. Without having flown any of your aircraft, Milviz is quickly becoming my favorite FSX developer. Good luck guys.
 
Granted, I came from the F-16 side so I haven't been privy to a lot of F-15 access. But the ones I have seen, as in the pic wileycoyote posted were of a lighter gray. If there are dark gray ones in the inventory, I've never come across one.
 
Overall colour of the F-15E is grey 36118, the same as the darkest on the F-16. The pics shown remind me of the darker 36081, as used in the European 1 scheme.
Also, go a bit easier on the dirt around panel lines.

Thanks
 
I will look into it.. Being Navy I am not to privy to the Air Force colors, and our Mil handbook for color schemes doesn't cover the F-15 (obviously :icon_lol:). The light gray that we use in the Navy is the 36320. The gray in the screenshots is more closer to the 35237 that we use to paint the top of the H-60's... 36118 would be pretty dark though, almost black. Cause we use the 36081 to paint markings on the exterior of the birds, and that is pretty dark. So the 118 is not to far from that.
 
The color used is FS 36118. However, FS is not the RW so the lighting in game isn't lightening it up the way it should. I will maybe look at this further. For the dirt, better to have some than none. It can be adjusted in the paintkit.
 
krazycolin said:
The color used is FS 36118. However, FS is not the RW so the lighting in game isn't lightening it up the way it should. I will maybe look at this further. For the dirt, better to have some than none. It can be adjusted in the paintkit.
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Roger that. I did not state no dirt, I said go easy on it, for the records.
 
big exercise going on

falcon409 said:
What base is this Wily?:salute:
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[MARQUEE]LOL :guinness::icon29: Eielson AFB near Fairbanks, Alaska :guinness::icon29::running::running:[/MARQUEE]
150 aircraft and thousands of people in Northern Edge 13 June to 24 June. USAF, US NAVY, US MARINES and US ARMY
http://www.eielson.af.mil/photos/mediagallery.asp for photos (very big)
Most or all of the F-15E are from Mountain Home AFB (formally based at Elmendorf AFB, Anchorage, Alaska until a few years ago).
http://www.jber.af.mil/photos/mediagallery.asp photos here

lotsa photos, most very big !! go to the next page
 
I've seen and photographed both dark blue and more grey F-15E's.

I'm under the assumption that these 'lighter' mudhens are F-15E's that have been through Robins AFB, where they are taken apart, rebuilt, tested (I hear the sonic booms almost every day), painted up, and ferried back.

Regards, Diego
 
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