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Nieuport Delage repaints by jinx!

jinx

charter member past
:wavey:

Hello to all,

I am repainting a Nieuport Delage to a scheme of the French Aeronavale (French Naval Aviation). Unit is 3C.1 "Le Requin" (Shark).
Long ago I had made a MS225 of the same unit as a plastic kit, using the Heller kit and decals by ABT.
So far the fuselage has been done only, and the wings are to follow.
You can download the aircraft at simviation:
The text says:

CFS2 Nieuport-Delage NiD.52 (Category: CFS2 > Aircraft)

1.94Mb (816 downloads)
CFS2 Nieuport-Delage NiD.52 The NiD-52 was the first type of aircraft to see aerial combat during the Spanish Civil War on 20 July 1936. The NiD.52 was a development of the NiD-42 but with metal fuselage and wing construction. The NiD-52 was not accepted by France, but license-built in Spain. About 100 of these planes were produced in the Hispano-Suiza factory in Guadalajara. This FSDS model is represented in both Republican and Nationalist colors. Includes full moving parts and working VC. Model, textures, and DP files by CM Carlson. Flight Dynamics by James Banks. 2MB


I have a particular problem with the repaint: I cannot locate the spinner texture. My repaint had a silver spinner in reality and I am stuck with a red one.

If any of you can locate where the spinner is in the textures, blow the whistle.

Both stock schemes are Spanish Civil War.


Any help re the spinner is welome.



Nick
 

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I can help....

:wavey:

Hello to all,

I am repainting a Nieuport Delage to a scheme of the French Aeronavale (French Naval Aviation). Unit is 3C.1 "Le Requin" (Shark).
Long ago I had made a MS225 of the same unit as a plastic kit, using the Heller kit and decals by ABT.
So far the fuselage has been done only, and the wings are to follow.
You can download the aircraft at simviation:
The text says:

CFS2 Nieuport-Delage NiD.52 (Category: CFS2 > Aircraft)

1.94Mb (816 downloads)
CFS2 Nieuport-Delage NiD.52 The NiD-52 was the first type of aircraft to see aerial combat during the Spanish Civil War on 20 July 1936. The NiD.52 was a development of the NiD-42 but with metal fuselage and wing construction. The NiD-52 was not accepted by France, but license-built in Spain. About 100 of these planes were produced in the Hispano-Suiza factory in Guadalajara. This FSDS model is represented in both Republican and Nationalist colors. Includes full moving parts and working VC. Model, textures, and DP files by CM Carlson. Flight Dynamics by James Banks. 2MB


I have a particular problem with the repaint: I cannot locate the spinner texture. My repaint had a silver spinner in reality and I am stuck with a red one.

If any of you can locate where the spinner is in the textures, blow the whistle.

Both stock schemes are Spanish Civil War.


Any help re the spinner is welome.



Nick

Next time we chat... I'll give you a very easy little thing that pinpoint where everything is mapped
 
Gaucho,

I tried with the file you gave me in all textures but no luck. I could not find the spinner mapped area.

Nick
 
Nieuport Delage Aéronavale repaint

Rami,

I managed to upload my Delage skin today, but did not manage to include the image file that appears on the web page.
That one is included in the zip and it is named general view2.jpg.

Can you please add it and correct this omission, so we have an image?
Same image attached here.
Thanks for any help here.


Nick
 

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Nieuport Delage Aéronavale repaint.zip

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A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Skins - Other

Description: CFS2/ ANF Nieuport Delage NiD-52 repaint of the C.M. Carlson model in Escadrille 3C.1 colors, French Aéronavale. Textures only. Alternate prop blade textures included. Thanks go to Roger Gaucher in Normandy, France, for info on the markings and to Carlos Echevarria (Gaucho_59) for some repaint tips. Repaint by Nick Tselepides (jinx).

Instructions in Readme as to where to get the original model and unit information on the plane included.

Athens, Greece

20 April 1914

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit Nieuport Delage Aéronavale repaint.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
 
The link to your new thread does not seem to work....

Rami,

Many thanks--I would be stuck without your help.

Nick

So I posted here... to let everyone know what a nice job you have done.... there is a lot of volume and rich toning of shadings... Excellent!

The model itself is a tough repainting challenge... being a bit "long in the tooth" so to speak.... the economy in polygons makes for jagged lines that cannot possibly overcome with "paint" especially trying to blend wings and fuselage, etc.

Notwithstanding your repaint shows great care applied to make is a good one! Good show Nick...

Correct your post so more people can give you feedback..

Carlos
 
Thanks for the good words

Rami and Gaucho,

Thanks for the praise.

Gaucho: you know, of course, who is responsible for the good quailty of the work: YOU.
I would not have been able to make it as good as it is without your help and tutorials.

It is true that it took a long time to make and a lot of trial-and-error testing.

Now I am using the same psd file to make another repaint of it, Aeronavale again, but this time another unit, 4C1...

See attached image.

What do you mean I should correct my post? How?

Gaucho,

We have the images of the fat guy on the Bregeut --the insignia on the side. Beepee also found one, Plus Roger in France. See the post. Will you continue with that repaint?

Nick
 

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Strange....

Gaucho,

I tried with the file you gave me in all textures but no luck. I could not find the spinner mapped area.

Nick

Stranger yet... I see Gius posted on your "Nieport Delage..." thread... but I am unable to even raise it to see what he wrote!!!!
 
Thanks Gius.

Attached are the images if the new repaint flying in CFS2.

It is finished.

I only need to write the Readme, etc, and will upload it soon...

Nick
 

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Yes... of course...

Rami and Gaucho,

Thanks for the praise.

Gaucho: you know, of course, who is responsible for the good quailty of the work: YOU.
I would not have been able to make it as good as it is without your help and tutorials.

It is true that it took a long time to make and a lot of trial-and-error testing.

Now I am using the same psd file to make another repaint of it, Aeronavale again, but this time another unit, 4C1...

See attached image.

What do you mean I should correct my post? How?

Gaucho,

We have the images of the fat guy on the Bregeut --the insignia on the side. Beepee also found one, Plus Roger in France. See the post. Will you continue with that repaint?

Nick

As a matter of fact the Bougnat face is probably the only one that can go in this... until or unless we can get it demirrored...
it has no writing or numbers in he tail fin... and my wok with is right... en fin... find the true colors for me... and it will be ready in no time...
G.
 
Yes... of course...

Rami and Gaucho,

Thanks for the praise.

Gaucho: you know, of course, who is responsible for the good quailty of the work: YOU.
I would not have been able to make it as good as it is without your help and tutorials.

It is true that it took a long time to make and a lot of trial-and-error testing.

Now I am using the same psd file to make another repaint of it, Aeronavale again, but this time another unit, 4C1...

See attached image.

What do you mean I should correct my post? How?

Gaucho,

We have the images of the fat guy on the Bregeut --the insignia on the side. Beepee also found one, Plus Roger in France. See the post. Will you continue with that repaint?

Nick

As a matter of fact the Bougnat face is probably the only one that can go in this... until or unless we can get it demirrored...
it has no writing or numbers in he tail fin... and my work with is pretty much done... en fin... find the true colors for me... and it will be ready in no time...
G.
 
Yes... of course...

Rami and Gaucho,

Thanks for the praise.

Gaucho: you know, of course, who is responsible for the good quailty of the work: YOU.
I would not have been able to make it as good as it is without your help and tutorials.

It is true that it took a long time to make and a lot of trial-and-error testing.

Now I am using the same psd file to make another repaint of it, Aeronavale again, but this time another unit, 4C1...

See attached image.

What do you mean I should correct my post? How?

Gaucho,

We have the images of the fat guy on the Bregeut --the insignia on the side. Beepee also found one, Plus Roger in France. See the post. Will you continue with that repaint?

Nick

As a matter of fact the Bougnat face is probably the only one that can go in this... until or unless we can get it demirrored...
it has no writing or numbers in he tail fin... and my work with is pretty much done... en fin... find the true colors for me... and it will be ready in no time...

what I meant is that the notice of it being available for download... does not show when you click on it!!!
G.
 
Delage_Aéronavale-4C1.zip

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A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Skins - Other

Description: CFS2/ ANF Nieuport Delage NiD-52 repaint of the C.M. Carlson model in Escadrille 4C1 colors, French Aéronavale. Textures only. Repaint by Nick Tselepides of the "Jumping Lion" unit--"Lion bondissant ".

You must first download the original aircraft by C.M. Carlson at flightsim.com---the file name is nd-52.zip.

Nick Tselepides
Athens, Greece
21 April 2014.

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit Delage_Aéronavale-4C1.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
 
One more Delage skin to download tonight

I have just finished one more Delage skin that I will uopload here tonight.

I attach images for you to preview. Unit is 3C2, a/c no.3

The emblem on the fuselage cnetral part will be retouched as it has jagged yellow borders to be corrected--both sides...

Nick
 

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3-3C2 Delage repaint.zip

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A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Skins - Other

Description: CFS2/ ANF Nieuport Delage NiD-52 repaint of the C.M. Carlson model in Escadrille 3C2 colors, French Aéronavale. Textures only. Repaint by Nick Tselepides (asos). The real aircraft was a NiD-62 subtype, but unfortunately that model does not exist for CFS2. Differences are minimal however.

The unit has the Winged Trident emblem.

Instructions in Readme as to where to get the orginal model needed for this repaint.

Have fun flying this aircraft.

Nick Tselepides

Athens, Greece

22nd April 2011

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit 3-3C2 Delage repaint.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
 
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