nigel richards
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And the time consuming process of weathering has started.....
And very often; the most fun!
Beautiful Artistry, my friend.
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And very often; the most fun!
Beautiful Artistry, my friend.
nigel richards
Charter Member
but as said; weathering is quite time-consuming! Som "work in progress" shots....
Spectacular work, Huub - this is what gives a subject weight, character, and substance!
....... but I think its still the best Yak-9T you can find on the web...... by Pascal Auterive and Bruno Duffort
Cheers,
Huub
Coudln't agree more with you on this one Huub. Especially for a freeware.Also, your paintjob on the Bloch 152 is absolutely STUNNING
. Restauravia model I guess ?Cheers
L'iguane
Thanks l'inguane,
Like you I like to give some older models a seconds life. Its indeed the MB.152 by Emmanuel Geffroy (Restauravia). I always loved the model as it is very well done and it is a model outside the main stream. It has has a very nice VC, however its a real pity that it isn't "clickable".
Although they are definitely not bad, I always considered the textures, which came with the Restauravia MB.152, a bit "flat". In my opinion they did not really show what a beautiful model it actually is. Therefore I already decided a very long time ago to put this MB.151 on my to do list.
In general I always thought it a bit weird that there are so few French aircraft in Flight simulation. There are many very talented French developers, but for instance the only Dewoitine D.510, I can remember, which is really made for MS Flightsimulator is the D.510 by Jean-Marie Mermaz for FS2002.....
And the only MS.406 usable in FS2004 is the old CFS2 model by Thicko.
Cheers,
Huub
Like you I like to give some older models a seconds life. Its indeed the MB.152 by Emmanuel Geffroy (Restauravia). I always loved the model as it is very well done and it is a model outside the main stream. It has has a very nice VC, however its a real pity that it isn't "clickable".
Although they are definitely not bad, I always considered the textures, which came with the Restauravia MB.152, a bit "flat". In my opinion they did not really show what a beautiful model it actually is. Therefore I already decided a very long time ago to put this MB.151 on my to do list.
In general I always thought it a bit weird that there are so few French aircraft in Flight simulation. There are many very talented French developers, but for instance the only Dewoitine D.510, I can remember, which is really made for MS Flightsimulator is the D.510 by Jean-Marie Mermaz for FS2002.....
And the only MS.406 usable in FS2004 is the old CFS2 model by Thicko.
Cheers,
Huub
I think it is finished
This evening I added the last shadows to the Bloch MB.152 and I think its finished. When you see anything I've missed or something I should change please let me know. When there are no changes to make I will try to upload these textures during the weekend for the few who still fly this beautiful model.
Cheers,
Huub
This evening I added the last shadows to the Bloch MB.152 and I think its finished. When you see anything I've missed or something I should change please let me know. When there are no changes to make I will try to upload these textures during the weekend for the few who still fly this beautiful model.
Cheers,
Huub
rgatkinson
Charter Member
Amazing stuff - the MB.152 is just one of those planes that looks right and your skin brings it alive. I assume it's Ito's model. I wish I'd purchased the France Sim (I think that was the name or maybe EFSim) version a few years back as it's no longer available and looked just a bit better than Ito's rendition.
I look forward to downloading your skin when available.
Thanks, Taff
Thanks for the nice words guys.
Taff: Its not Mr Ito's Bloch, but the one done by Restauravia, which is in my opinion the better one. It has a very nice VC although its a pity this VC is not "clickable. Like you I regret I never bought the EFSim one. It looked great in the images and the package included several models. I even started the process to purchase one, but I can remember the process was so complicated that I gave up halfway.
The Restauravia Bloch MB.152-C1 can be found here: http://restauravia.fr/html/creations_fs2004.html
Downwind: Like many other models the A-26 has been on my to-do-list for a very long time already. However it just never reached the top of the list. There are just too many great models which I would like to repaint and I only have limited time. I have the paintkit still somewhere so who knows.
Cheers,
Huub
Below some pictures which are still around of the beautiful EFSim model. The Restauravia model perhaps has a bit less features, however the model is definitely on the same level.
Taff: Its not Mr Ito's Bloch, but the one done by Restauravia, which is in my opinion the better one. It has a very nice VC although its a pity this VC is not "clickable. Like you I regret I never bought the EFSim one. It looked great in the images and the package included several models. I even started the process to purchase one, but I can remember the process was so complicated that I gave up halfway.
The Restauravia Bloch MB.152-C1 can be found here: http://restauravia.fr/html/creations_fs2004.html
Downwind: Like many other models the A-26 has been on my to-do-list for a very long time already. However it just never reached the top of the list. There are just too many great models which I would like to repaint and I only have limited time. I have the paintkit still somewhere so who knows
.Cheers,
Huub
Below some pictures which are still around of the beautiful EFSim model. The Restauravia model perhaps has a bit less features, however the model is definitely on the same level.
The textures are available
The textures from the Restauravia Bloch MB.152 are available in the library http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforu...2-Capitaine-Georges-Garde-(restauravia-model)
Enjoy,
Huub
The textures from the Restauravia Bloch MB.152 are available in the library http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforu...2-Capitaine-Georges-Garde-(restauravia-model)
Enjoy,
Huub
nigel richards
Charter Member
The textures from the Restauravia Bloch MB.152 are available in the library http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforu...2-Capitaine-Georges-Garde-(restauravia-model)
Enjoy,
Huub
Ahhh! stunning Artwork, Huub!
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Capitaine Louis Delfino
The French ace Capitaine Louis Delfino entererd the war with GC I/4 flying the Curtiss H-75. On the 17th of May 1940, he took over command of CG II/9, which flew the Bloch MB.152. He was one of the most successful pilots on the Bloch and scored score 7 victories (some shared) with this aircraft.
Louis Delfino is perhaps better know as the commander of the French Normandie-Niemen squadron, which flew with the Russians during WWII.
The French ace Capitaine Louis Delfino entererd the war with GC I/4 flying the Curtiss H-75. On the 17th of May 1940, he took over command of CG II/9, which flew the Bloch MB.152. He was one of the most successful pilots on the Bloch and scored score 7 victories (some shared) with this aircraft.
Louis Delfino is perhaps better know as the commander of the French Normandie-Niemen squadron, which flew with the Russians during WWII.