riskas123

I wouldn't say groundbreaking lol. I'll look at it though, tend to look for liveries before making them too, but I forgot to once. That was now, the one time when it actually mattered....

Might look at making some toothpaste, yeah. I made the new livery per request and then I saw that someone else had done it before me XD

Hi, I already said yes but I've got a bit of the backlog for the time being.

I'm nothing if not efficient lol

I didn't know that, in what orientation is it?

I have some free time now and that looks like a pretty easy livery to make, give me until tomorrow (utc+1) and I'll probably have something ready.

It is available, just press the download button.

I decided against trying to align the textures on the engines to the fuselage. It'd be really hard... Also, it's an adapted livery either way so I can take some freedoms I suppose.

Meh, I think one livery per RL livery is enough for now (I say per livery instead of per airline since I've already made two SAS liveries lol). I think it's good to focus on making the onces that haven't been released for nowm such as west air and Hawaiian, even though none of them operate the 700 it's a fun plane to fly in those regions.

https://flightsim.to/file/10612/aerosoft-crj-700-skywest Man! I was in the process of making this livery and then I found that someone else did it on flightsim.to! I mean... To their credit they-are-quick! Almost too quick

See, here's where the misconceptions come in. You don't need a paint kit to make a livery for an existing aircraft. For instance: MS/ASOBO never released a paint kit for the default A320 Neo, yet there are hundreds of liveries for it. There is a 3rd party paint kit but it was made after some of the liveries, how were the liveries made? This is the front section of my most recent livery (The pre-2019 SAS livery) These files exist and look pretty similar to the default liveries, essentially how I made the background white here (and sort of made my own paint kit) was that I started wit