Classic British Flight Sim

Yes Dave that'll be too strong an alpha....or so it looks.

Also the base colour needs to me much darker as the alha lightens it somewhat.

Something that needs to be played with to get the right effect

Garry

Cheers for the comments guys. The alpha on the paint scheme is a green one set withing DXTBmp, i have no idea what im doing with alphas!!!

The repaint shall be out soon enough....

Lovely work Chris... can't wait to add this one to the collection. :dance:

Where was she based?

Ben..... Erm.... good question

Motormouse wrote:
XZ432 was the last Bucc built y'know

'Twas on 12 Sqn at Honington when I was there on 208.


Pete

Maybe that answers your q??? I TBH dont know where she went.....

Im now looking for a handfull of testers to try this paint out to see if any probs have been overlooked. (you need the DSB Buccaneer) PM if interested

Hi Chris,

If Your new to Alpha channeling, take a loot at the following link

http://www.gjsmith.net/Tutorial/step_6.htm

Nice looking paint & Keep up the good work

Everyone starts somewhere, I know the junk I have uploaded is not the brightest work.

I do not have PSP only use freeware paint progs and I do what I do for my pleasure if anyone else wants to use it OK.

My greatest encouragement comes from well known painters and with the encouragement compliments are attatched.

So Chris I would say do it your way I will certainly get it when it is released.

Shakes his head and wanders off swearing never to do another paint after the current work is done.

Chris forgot to say I have the DSB Bucc and would be happy to try you textures. How do I get them.


quote="phantom_fgr2"]call this positive but constructive critisism but i think all you've done is spray a load of (the wrong) green over the default dark sea grey that came with the DSB Bucc (as it was in a navy colour scheme). and judging by this something tells me you are using FSRepaint to do your aircraft. try using a paintkit and put some rivets and panel detail on it, or how about some exhaust dirt, and maybe create an alpha channel to represent reflective paint?[/u][/quote]

Chris Sykes wrote:Ben..... Erm.... good question

Motormouse wrote:
XZ432 was the last Bucc built y'know

'Twas on 12 Sqn at Honington when I was there on 208.


Pete

Maybe that answers your q??? I TBH dont know where she went.....

Im now looking for a handfull of testers to try this paint out to see if any probs have been overlooked. (you need the DSB Buccaneer) PM if interested

Along with sister ships XZ430 and XZ431, it was delivered new in 1977
to RAF Germany, this would have been either 15 (XV) or 16 Sqn

http://dnausers.d-n-a.net/dnetrAzQ/Buccaneer.doc

However after the 'Red Flag' crash,and consequent grounding of the Buccs for work on the rib-interspar 80 area of the wings, they were re-allocated to get the squadrons up and flying again quickly.

It would not be wrong to think it finished its' days, as one of the youngsters in the fleet at, 208 at Lossiemouth.

ttfn

Pete

Chris, I have had your Bucc paint all day and apart from the symetrical cam which you already now about can find nothing wrong with it, the panel lines/rivets are there and nicely blended.

I am no expert but I think you have done well.

Sister ship...




Bit faded now though :roll:

Al

I gave the non semetrical a go..... But kinda found i had another problem so that took over.

I think ive got to adjust the serial on the fus then its about done.

Chris