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Matt's P3D Repaints

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jeansy said:
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Love this one Jeansy! I am trying to find the US Army's JRTC (Joint Readiness Training Center) AN-2 they use to insert and resupply their resident OPFOR units. She's a beauty and pretty damn good at fitting into some very tiny strips that made me a bit nervous getting into.
 
Looks great! Looking forward to the Hind livery (still coming soon?) and nice to see the Hawaii-based 222.
 
Where do you get some of these planes, Matt? Is there an old, ancient, and rare plane boneyard in the Outback somewhere?
 
jmig said:
Where do you get some of these planes, Matt? Is there an old, ancient, and rare plane boneyard in the Outback somewhere?
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Ha thanks

With fsx just over 10yrs old i do have a boneyard on one of my hard rives with everything i bought over the years, while many like the current fast war planes, i like the older slower stuff, and anything that few in Oz

There's plenty of people already painting Tube liners and fast movers, why not paint the opposite
 
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