[RELEASED] Workorses No. 1 & 2: The Canadians ...
Posted: 20 Dec 2014, 11:15
Gentlemen,
The first two workhorses are available for download.
No. 1: the pretty yellow backcountry flyer, C-GURS
This Cessna is based upon the C206 of Liard Air Ltd. in British Columbia. It's shiny yellow and deep blue paint coat is nicely polished but features some minor signs of use, like chipped off paint at the aluminium panel seams and dirt from various bush airstrips.
The interior sports deep brown leather upholstery with fabric inlays and leather side panelling, the carpet is a wee bit on the dirty side. The instrument panel is of the black sort and is almost in mint condition, although is has some dents and scratches.
[imghttps://www.dropbox.com/s/rtv5hecszgyspmu/A2A_C ... 1.jpg?dl=1[/img]
Available on my dropbox: DOWNLOAD
No. 2: the faded private bush machine, C-FTSL
The repaint is based upon the real world C-FTSL, but my imagination let me stray on the heavyly used side of the backcountry types. This C182 has a faded, almost non-reflective paint job, paint is chipped off at various locations and signs of (ab)use are everywhere. I tried hard not to overexaggerate the wear and tear.
On the inside, the hard, dayly use of this bird is reflected by a green interior, which does not match the outside of the plane. Heck, someone must have gotten a cheap second or third hand upholstery set for his Cessna. The green leather is a bit on the run down side and the fabric herringbone inlays and lower side panels are a tad dirty. All colors are faded and some parts have now a slightly different color tone.
The dashboard is the standard Cessna grey, but it is scratched, dented and pretty much used up. Again, like on the outside, it is used, but not "rubbish".
Available on my dropbox: DOWNLOAD
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All screenshots are from FSX, without HDR or other image enhancers. No afterprocessing was made.
Meanwhile im going to take a short break, have to install P3D on a new rig.
But Workhorses No. 3 & 4 will follow soon ...
Cheers,
The first two workhorses are available for download.
No. 1: the pretty yellow backcountry flyer, C-GURS
This Cessna is based upon the C206 of Liard Air Ltd. in British Columbia. It's shiny yellow and deep blue paint coat is nicely polished but features some minor signs of use, like chipped off paint at the aluminium panel seams and dirt from various bush airstrips.
The interior sports deep brown leather upholstery with fabric inlays and leather side panelling, the carpet is a wee bit on the dirty side. The instrument panel is of the black sort and is almost in mint condition, although is has some dents and scratches.
[imghttps://www.dropbox.com/s/rtv5hecszgyspmu/A2A_C ... 1.jpg?dl=1[/img]
Available on my dropbox: DOWNLOAD
No. 2: the faded private bush machine, C-FTSL
The repaint is based upon the real world C-FTSL, but my imagination let me stray on the heavyly used side of the backcountry types. This C182 has a faded, almost non-reflective paint job, paint is chipped off at various locations and signs of (ab)use are everywhere. I tried hard not to overexaggerate the wear and tear.
On the inside, the hard, dayly use of this bird is reflected by a green interior, which does not match the outside of the plane. Heck, someone must have gotten a cheap second or third hand upholstery set for his Cessna. The green leather is a bit on the run down side and the fabric herringbone inlays and lower side panels are a tad dirty. All colors are faded and some parts have now a slightly different color tone.
The dashboard is the standard Cessna grey, but it is scratched, dented and pretty much used up. Again, like on the outside, it is used, but not "rubbish".
Available on my dropbox: DOWNLOAD
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All screenshots are from FSX, without HDR or other image enhancers. No afterprocessing was made.
Meanwhile im going to take a short break, have to install P3D on a new rig.
But Workhorses No. 3 & 4 will follow soon ...
Cheers,
Wonderfully beautiful work
You're so talented I think I'll quit doing repaints! 
