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jeansy

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    • 50 downloads
    • Version 1.0.0
    An-2 Afghan Air Force 224
    • 115 downloads
    • Version 1.000
    An-2 dressed in Talair Papua New Guinea P2-SEA, Ideal for all those remote and mountain strips
    • 172 downloads
    • Version 1.0.0
    • 461 downloads
    • Version 1.0.0
    textures for the Airbus A318 CFM in the REX Arlines VH-RXI livery
    • 339 downloads
    • Version 1.0.0
    Textures for the Airbus A318 CFM in the Air North VH-ANO livery
    • 433 downloads
    Textures for UH1D HELiPRO ZK-HYG
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    Textures for Huey NZ3804 Royal New Zealand Air Force
  1. Hi shaun I'm not having any problems with the paint kit, I simply made the statement of that I was highly disappointed in the quality of it to date I'm am painting after doing a rebuild of the kit , it just would been nice to see some more attention to detail in it
  2. dont get me wrong, this format just means you need to spend more time on a single paint where a decent format aids you in painting
  3. ive been biting my tongue on this for the past week... I tend to disagree, while experienced painters can work this, there are still a vast range of others out there from beginners to no so advanced, to make the remark " If a repainter cannot use this kit, he is no repainter, as far as I'm concerned" is very arrogant. You dont need to have a kit that has 100000s of layers. Some of the best kits out there can be done with a hand full of layers Me personally,im dissapointed with this release as i detest paintkits in this format where you multiply the main texture and the kits that lack detail, to me its just a lazy attempt of a kit but thats my veiw and my view alone. Since I mainly paint than fly its quite a let down but im properly being anal about it but for me i didnt pay to fly it i paid to paint it, now what annoys me more is the fact i have to create a paint kit when i was hoping for a half decent one. Hopefully down the track the next release has a little more in the kit than the current kit

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