Douglas C-47 v3 Livery Thread

Aharon said:
Can anybody please paint on C-47 this Wien Alaska livery as seen on this photo? Unfortunately, there is NO known color photo for that but it is based on Nationwide Airlines livery. Thanks for any help. Notice full words Wien Alaska Airline.

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Regards,

Aharon
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From what I've seen in a much smaller photo, the dark areas are dark blue - nose, upper fuselage and upper vertical tail are white and the lettering, numbers and wing flash behind cockpit are yellow/gold. Wings, horizontal tail and belly are aluminum.
 
olderndirt said:
From what I've seen in a much smaller photo, the dark areas are dark blue - nose, upper fuselage and upper vertical tail are white and the lettering, numbers and wing flash behind cockpit are yellow/gold. Wings, horizontal tail and belly are aluminum.
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Thanks, Olderndirt!! That will be a great help to any talented livery painter who wants to take up on this livery.

Regards,

Aharon
 
billhuntsman said:
I have a question about the Piedmont repaint (which I love, by the way). Although the nose of this plane is blue, when I see the nose from the cockpit, it is brown, not blue. Does anybody know why this is and how to fix it? I followed the instructions during installation. By the way, I am using the black cockpit if that makes a difference. Thanks.

Bill
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I found the same thing on the Frontier repaint...is there a new texture file for that?

Thanks,
 
This is how she looks as of now. I ended up using a USAAF stencil that looks like a good match.
Still need to do the alpha and and a few other things before she is done.



Joe
 
IAF Livery

Joe,
This is fantastic! I am looking forward to download it once it is finished. Please keep the good work you do and your contribution to the SIM community.


  • :adoration:


HatulBitzot
 
Hi banjoman1960,

concerning your Breitling paint:
My doors are always open for you!!
If there is anything that I can do for you, please let me know!!!

Christoph:wavey:
 
Christoph_T said:
Hi banjoman1960,

concerning your Breitling paint:
My doors are always open for you!!
If there is anything that I can do for you, please let me know!!!

Christoph:wavey:
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Have you try it?
i use only paint at moment,i cant get the lines smoth,so i use as basic your LH paint,wat is close but not 100%
if you like you can fix this,in winter i will try gimp,weather is to good at moment.........:ernaehrung004:

Thank´s
Ralf
 
Yes, I have tried it and I like it:applause:

If you want to have a version1.2 lets do it together when the winter has arrived.
Than I can try to help you with Gimp. Eventhough I have only scratched the tip of the iceberg of this tool...

Christoph
 
Christoph_T said:
Yes, I have tried it and I like it:applause:

If you want to have a version1.2 lets do it together when the winter has arrived.
Than I can try to help you with Gimp. Eventhough I have only scratched the tip of the iceberg of this tool...

Christoph
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Thank´s.
Sound´s like a Good Plan to me..........

Cheers
Ralf
 
Jafo said:
My old man was Army Signals...in WW2...New Guinea and Crete ....intercepting 'Jerry' transmissions.....then about 30 years in DCA around Oz before retiring and becoming a Ham....VK3-DEK ...;)
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Awesome. Thanks for sharing. Cool that you recognized the "Jimmy" cap badge. I was in for 10 years in the 80s and 90s. Loved my time in the Army, overall.

Looking forward to whatever you end up doing.

Cheers!

DL
 
Butcherbird,

GREAT GREAT IAF livery!!!

What scenery are you using for realistic looking desert ground?

Regards,

Aharon
 
I've just uploaded the 2 TAA birds here and the rather plain looking....er....plane....

VH-AEQ [cn:10001] [sn:41-18663] was built as a C47-DL at Douglas Aircraft, Long Beach, California in November 1942 and was allocated to the 5th Air Force, Brisbane, January, 1943 [callsign VHCHC]. Sold to DCA and entered AAR as VH-AEQ in July 1944. Transferred to TAA August, 1946. Pictured here as at Essendon Airport [YMEN] 1960's painted to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the England-Australia Air Mail.

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VH-SBJ [cn:13622] [sn:42-93683] was built as a C47A-25-DK at Douglas Aircraft, Oklahoma City 1944 and was assigned to the US 9th Air Force. Sold to Qantas Empire Airways and entered AAR as VH-AII in December 1945. Transferred to TAA September, 1948. Returned to Qantas as VH-EBI September, 1949 and sold to TAA November 1950 and reregistered as VH-SBJ Febuary, 1961. Transferred to PNG as TAA Sunbird Services March, 1961.

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VH-SBN [cn:10001] [sn:42-24139] was built as a C47A-50-DL at Douglas Aircraft, Long Beach, California in August 1943 and was delivered to the RAAF under "Lend-lease" agreement [callsign VHCTS] as A65-19. After service with No 33 and No 35 Squadrons sold to DCA September, 1946. Sold to the Australian Aid section of the Department Of Foreign Affairs March, 1971 and donated to Cambodian Air Force as 24139. Pictured here as at Essendon Airport [YMEN] 1971.

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Time for some fun....
Reason Qantas is well and truly in the black these days.....they dusted off some old planes ....;)

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Hello all. This is literally my first ever post here on SOH, just looking through all of these wonderful liveries (well downloading half of them as well). I was wondering if anybody is working on a Colombian Aliansa Livery (white upper fuselage with green cheat line). If not I could be persuaded to have a go, although I have no FSX painting experience, I have done some liveries for racing sims such as GTR2 and rFactor in the past, which will hopefully transfer somehow.
 
Much more fun [read - easier] doing "what if"s ...;)

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