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The Staff of SOH
Milton Shupe Scores Again
- Thread starter PutPut
- Start date
Pulling "Up" could be fatal 
tommieboy
SOH-CM-2025
It just looks so right on this aircraft, and hauling a** with the new sound set just seals the deal for me with this aircraft......
Also, I was never never never a fan of the razorback P-47s, but the XP-47J just released by the team changed my mind big time. I can't get enough of that one either.
Tommy
delta_lima
Charter Member 2015
Had a nice flight this morning - just outstanding. I'm getting some blurries on the chrome paints - but I'm still dialing in the new build, so likely just me.
Milton and team - best project yet. If your Tigercat and/or S-2s get this kind of treatment, that would be outstanding. Landing gear in particular - just spectacular, as is the VC gauge work ...
Many kind thanks,
dl
Milton and team - best project yet. If your Tigercat and/or S-2s get this kind of treatment, that would be outstanding. Landing gear in particular - just spectacular, as is the VC gauge work ...
Many kind thanks,
dl
Had a nice flight this morning - just outstanding. I'm getting some blurries on the chrome paints - but I'm still dialing in the new build, so likely just me.
Milton and team - best project yet. If your Tigercat and/or S-2s get this kind of treatment, that would be outstanding. Landing gear in particular - just spectacular, as is the VC gauge work ...
Many kind thanks,
dl
Well, thank you so much guys for all the kudos. We tried to take this to a higher standard and raise our bar a little and will try to achieve these levels in current and future projects. We invested a lot of time addressing FSX concerns in beta thanks to all the FSX/P3D beta testers who came on board. About 80% of the beta issues were FSX/P3D related so lots invested to give you a better experience.
We will also be upgrading the Harpoon to this level, and the Lodestar, C-57/C-60, and Vega Ventura are already being prepared for same. The F7F-1/3/3N will obviously enjoy the same treatment.
nigel richards
Charter Member
Milton Shupe & Team xp-72 Paintkit uploaded...
View attachment 9342
Republic XP-72_paintkit
By Nigel Richards
for the Republic XP-72 by Milton Shupe & team
15/06/2014
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Fully layered 2048 x 2048 files for complete access to all model's texture surfaces (includes camo and weathering).
Access the full range of layers - add, subtract or vary all elements - rivets, panels, scratches, highlights, weathering, as well as the actual graphics layers for colours, markings etc.
So get some good reference pics, fire-up Photoshop and enjoy going creative for YOUR Republic XP-72 paint schemes.
And remember; FS is for sharing - and we'd love to see the results of YOUR work.
Have fun!
Nigel
View attachment 9342
Republic XP-72_paintkit
By Nigel Richards
for the Republic XP-72 by Milton Shupe & team
15/06/2014
-----------------------------------------------------------
Fully layered 2048 x 2048 files for complete access to all model's texture surfaces (includes camo and weathering).
Access the full range of layers - add, subtract or vary all elements - rivets, panels, scratches, highlights, weathering, as well as the actual graphics layers for colours, markings etc.
So get some good reference pics, fire-up Photoshop and enjoy going creative for YOUR Republic XP-72 paint schemes.
And remember; FS is for sharing - and we'd love to see the results of YOUR work.
Have fun!
Nigel
And no one knows better than you on this Tom since you created the first Flight Model so long ago.
EDIT: Here's a screenshot from May 2007
Bushpounder
SOH-CM-2024
Very nice! Now can you build an Aztec, Milton?
Don
Now can you build an Aztec, Milton? Don
trucker17
Charter Member
My favorite phrase in Flight Sim "Here is Milton's..." quickly followed by "whatever."
It constantly amazes me how much someone can accomplish after retiring for this hobby
And Nigel's sound continue to annoy my neighbors. That is a good thing.
6 Speaker surround sound blasting away.....?
Flyboy208
SOH Staff
b24_witchcraft
Charter Member
Just dropped in to say thanks Milton and team once again for another great aircraft!
nigel richards
Charter Member
A few shots from recent flights:
Stunning screenies, odourboy - much appreciated.
nigel richards
Charter Member
6 Speaker surround sound blasting away.....?
LOL.
We're amused to hear of yours and Racartron's 'good neighbour' relations activites.
Keep'em happy!
Much appreciated by the team,
Thank YOU Sir.
I was wondering how long it would be before I added a WWII type fighter to the hanger on my new rig. Definitely am now. Thanks guys!
Happy Flying with the new rig, fsafranek.
Ahhhhh!...what a nice roomy hanger - keep a few spaces 'reserved' in there.
Thanks everyone for the nice comments. I have been out of town a few days but happy to be back in Simville.
Yes, Duckie and Nigel, thank you for the great textures, inside and outside.
"Dem boys can paint, can't they??!!!"
And thanks to Fliger747 who has been on this Republic project since its inception back in 2007 along with the late Damian "Windrunner" Radice.
Damian painted the original prototype livery of the "J" model. This project was in honor of all his many contributions to the community and to my projects over the years.
And to Nigel, Duckie and Tom, thank you so much for all the extra time you invested in doing some very different things in this project; it was fun.
