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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Absolutely! :salute:
Dag if you plan to greek it go to www.haf.gr, then click on the link that says 'Media' then in first drop down box just below there select 'εικόνες', then in the next dropdown select 'αεροσκάφη' then in the text box type A-7 and hit enter, a whole plethora of greek A-7 goodness awaits
Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro. . .FSRepaint is good for minor color changes over an existing plain exterior, but for detailed work, you'll need one of the other two. FSRepaint is excellent for one thing. . .checking progress of the work you do. I keep Repaint open on one monitor, do the work in Paint Shop Pro, save and then refresh the aircraft in repaint and I instantly see the changes. Great for lining up camo patterns across several textures.
what you can do bone is repaint in photoshop and preview in FSrepaint, just save it and then go into fsrepaint, right click the plane, hit reload aircraft and see what you've just done. fsrepaint is a great and handy program, i have been using it years without any issue, and in my opinion it remains one of the repainters best friends...
Yep, I would consider Dag one of the original "Master Repainters" in our hobby. He's been at it for a very long time and you can be assured that if Dag did the work, it's as detailed as any you'll find. He has a great eye for the little details that some either miss, or don't even know are there, lol.
Well...Ron has furnished repainters with an excellent canvas to work on this time. Not the easiest of mapping but one with little or no texture stretch/distortion. That is the whole deal with detailed repaints.
