Shado's Skins

[Doc_uk]

Originally Posted by Shado

Yes, once I find the cockpit

Oh, there it is, ok the weathering needs a little work

Lol, ok i'l have it

[LcSummers]

Its the best skin i ve ever seen. Realy realistic. Its a must have

Dont alter any weathering, its perfect

[kristorf]

Here ya go mate, use this instead of the panel finder, soooo much easier.


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[Shado]

mein gott im himmel, you alive Kristorf , thanks mate

[Doc_uk]

Originally Posted by kristorf

Here ya go mate, use this instead of the panel finder, soooo much easier.


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Bottom left next to the ammo belt, I think that is the framwork to the outside of the cockpit lol

[Shado]

mmmm getting Closer, heres a clue for you...



Gives you this...



Muhaha

[Shado]

Removed

[LcSummers]

Hi Shado,

thanx, got it. A real eyecandy. And thank you for information on this aircraft.

[DoolittleRaider]

Originally Posted by Shado

Here's a MKIa Spitfire of 74 SQD Piloted By the late John Freeborn, a very interesting history.

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@Shado

Did you have a photo of Freeborn's ZP+C Spit? I ask because, with rare exception, virtually all the images (profiles, photos) of 74 Sqdn Spits, for example Sailor Malan's ZP+A, have shown the unit/acft ID letters as being horizontally aligned rather than 'stepped'/non-aligned. Both aligned and non-aligned letters were used by RAF (I believe more of the former style).

I do not yet have COD, but it appears that all the default Spit skins have non-aligned/stepped letters...this oddity/error was noted during the many months of pre-release updates, but was apparently not changed upon release.

However, it now appears that skinners can apply either style of lettering....Recently I noticed in the Kristorf's skins thread that he had done an historically accurate 54 Sqdn aligned Spit KL+B. Also, here is Reflected's Malan ZP+A skin with aligned letters:




In a nutshell, I am curious why you chose the non-aligned lettering style for your Freeborn ZP+C skin.

Meanwhile, many Thanks to you (and the other skinners) for all your work/contributions.