Yes this is it.
I spotted a bunch of schemes at flightsim.com during recent testing and of course they still work. Not sure it there was an Altus bird in the mix though. I was mainly interesting in the Charleston scheme since we had several folks assigned or working there helping us with the project early on. Was very suprised that that scheme wasn't included but glad to see someone painted it. March Field is just up the road from me and is also where the FDE guy is assigned so that one made it in. Pierre did an awesome job on the textures.
Download a copy of the Virtavia C-17 from http://www.virtavia.com. Open a Support Ticket at Virtavia and provide your proof of purchase, your e-mail address and specify if you want FSX, FS9 or both. You will be sent an unlock key for it.
Thanks Markus, I have a little video taken at Whenuapai last year, where a lady gave us a very spirited display of her "big fat fighter jet"!
And even then if the FS2004 version has been successfully ported over by folks who bought it, as happens here at SOH with a lot with group projects -- for example the Alphasim Lightnings -- it would be suicide to release the old one as freeware when you release a true FSX version. Doing so will kill potential sales.
These listed below are a few of the repaints from the v1 release that will work (they all should since there have been no changes in the texture mapping). These are of bases not included among the texture sets in the latest release. (zip file names are from flightsim.com)
And even then if the FS2004 version has been successfully ported over by folks who bought it, as happens here at SOH with a lot with group projects -- for example the Alphasim Lightnings -- it would be suicide to release the old one as freeware when you release a true FSX version. Doing so will kill potential sales.
JMHO
Did you look? At flightsim.com I found "alphasimc17_cf.zip" by Chris Taylor.
