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speedbird591
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I'm getting on very nicely with this lovely little fluff jet. It's everything I hoped it would be. There aren't many little classic FSX jetliners of this quality from my era of flying and this is a joy to fly. It comes with a Landor livery but somebody's just put this very pretty repaint (genuine) up on Avsim. I know it's not everybody's cup of tea but I love it!
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Garry Russell
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Re: CS732 BA
Looks like it has the fuse in Landor grey and midnight intead of blue as per engines and white 
Nice screen angles and shots though Ian
Nice screen angles and shots though Ian
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Hmmm. It looks a bit better with the sun out 
On the other hand, the Landor seems to be white! It's a good job I can't see the outside when I'm flying it
Ian
On the other hand, the Landor seems to be white! It's a good job I can't see the outside when I'm flying it
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Re: CS732 BA
No, the Landor paint isn't white.. it's right.
I agree with Garry.. it looks like a Landor fuse with later titles and nacelle colour Nice, but not right ATB
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Hmmm
Looks like they've just used the Landor grey and midnight for the later
Makes a change from all the paints put out the were the Landor applied to the BOAC blue and white of Negus...
I like the low angle you put in your shots
Gives the aeroplane 'size'
Looks like they've just used the Landor grey and midnight for the later
Makes a change from all the paints put out the were the Landor applied to the BOAC blue and white of Negus...
I like the low angle you put in your shots
Gives the aeroplane 'size'
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I think the demise of Baby should see a few off 
Ben I take it you're not interested in painting every 737 in every livery it ever flew in???
Ben I take it you're not interested in painting every 737 in every livery it ever flew in???
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TSR2 wrote:Horrible, it must be made into baked bean cans at once
Wait till I do the video, Ben. You'll learn to love it!I'm sure I remember the 'world tail' scheme aircraft often had a lighter blue on the engine cowlings than on the fuselage and I've just trawled through airliners.net to have a look. I know the photos are a bit old now, but quite a lot of them, including some 747s do look that way. I think this repaint isn't far off. The white is meant to appear dirty and has darker patches around the thrust reverser area. The screenshots don't really show that. I'm keeping it!
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