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JF Dove - Channel Airways G-ANVU repaint coming up!

Wild Bill Kelso

Charter Member 2011
Dear gentlemen!

In order not to hijack the main JF Dove thread, I think it'll be better to open this one.
Following the Morton's repaint, the Channel Airways rendition will be coming up.

Since I wasn't able to decide which of the both livery variants (of 1964 or 1970) I'd prefer, I decided to give both of them a 'go'.
Thanks to a sometimes quite weird texture mapping, some items of this repaint weren't a case of painter's joy but grim determination to get it done... :a1451:

This is what I have so far:







It's the later variant of about 1970, reference image here:
http://www.abpic.co.uk/photo/1078812/


...
 
The Dove's maiden voyage started with a ferry flight from Shoreham (FTX) to Southend, after picking up some more aviation enthusiats at Stapleford and Southampton (both FTX), I went to the lovely island of Alderney.
Unlike the painting struggles before, this trip was pure pleasure.



Enroute (FSGRW and REX soft clouds).




Getting the Dove back to ground at Alderney (created by the late Earth Simulations) was quite a challenge with a ceiling of 700 ft. and poor visibility of about 200 m...


Now heading off for the 1964 variant
http://www.abpic.co.uk/photo/1445427/
both repaints will be released as double pack.

Cheers,
Markus.
 
Stunningly beautiful !!!

How did you get Alderney working in FSX

I always get CTD getting near ( but I use Orbx what maybe the cause)

Still Channel lives !!!

Roland
 
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