Some of these repaints are making it very difficult to resist the Beech 18. However, does anyone know whether a service pack has been hinted at - one that would address the reported sound issues ?
Some of these repaints are making it very difficult to resist the Beech 18. However, does anyone know whether a service pack has been hinted at - one that would address the reported sound issues ?
I'm one of those flyers that is sometimes sold on an aircraft based on available repaints from the artists found on this site. Although my unofficial plan for this particular version of MSFS is to stick with mainly radials, I'm having a real hard time not going for the F-104, largely because of the repaint screenshots in here. :-)
Forest
This thing is a livery monster. She looks stunning in all these!
I'm like the mates who don't own this model, but guys, your so beautiful repaints are changing my mind!
Richard
I've finally got this one finished and uploaded to Flightsim.to, available here: https://flightsim.to/file/36720/beec...r-mk-3n-n2292k
The repaint depicts the restored 1951 Beech Expeditor Mk.3N registered as N2292K. Despite the USAF color scheme it has been restored in, it was originally built for and served with the Royal Canadian Air Force, with RCAF serial number 1433.
I've been requested to do this one next, which I've just begun working on (lots of DayGlo!): https://www.flickr.com/photos/ajw197...99242/sizes/h/
Thank you, Tim! It has been fun to bring some of these personal favorites of mine into the sim.
that one is looking very salty, Paul
Definitely an alternative to the clean as a whistle bandbox paints...
oh, bring out the aluminium polish! You need to take better care of your aircraft, Paul!
Meanwhile, I uploaded a Swedish paint:
jk5767 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
jk5771 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
jk5765 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
The Swedish Air Force has used 3 Beech 18's. The first, a D18R, was bought in 1940 and served as an ambulance aircraft with F4 and F21. Two more were bought in 1948 at the same time as the last P-51's. It's Swedish designatation was TP45, and the aircraft received the serials 45001 and 45002.
They were stationed with F8 at Barkaby, and were used for VIP transports until 1956. 45001 was in need of an overhaul by then, but as the Swedish Air Force was buying Pembrokes, it was scrapped. 45002 was transferred to F21 in Hägernäs, and placed on floats (possibly coming from the first Beech), and continued flying until 1958, when it was damaged beyond repair during a waterlanding in Hägernäsviken. The pilots and passengers survived, but the aircraft was scrapped afterwards.
You can find most of my repaints for FSX/P3D in the library here on the outhouse.
For MFS paints go to flightsim.to
That looks really nice! Looking forward to it.
cheers,
steve
Love it! I really enjoy this plane.
The fact that there is an embarrassment of riches in liveries doesn’t hurt either! 😁
I can't get enough of painting this one, with so many more paint schemes still to do. I should have this one uploaded to Flightsim.to tonight, along with another, earlier, version of the same aircraft which will be separate. Like my last repaint, depicting the Antarctic Research Expedition C-45, this is another "historical" example, not a modern-day restoration, and in this case it was based on a single B&W photo. The aim was to recreate it as accurate to the original as possible, with all correct markings, stencils, colors and finishes, and presented as a very authentic restoration. This required researching photos of C-45s in USAF service in the late 40s and early 50s, as well as digging through some of the original factory blueprints and service manuals.
Last edited by Bomber_12th; August 10th, 2022 at 17:53.
Great work on that John, those shots are stunning.
Thank you, Doug! It is now available here, for anyone who might be interested: https://flightsim.to/file/37925/beec...ditor-43-35764
I fully support your addiction to repainting the Beech 18, John! So many cool C-45 and JRB/SNB paints out there. How many planes served in WW2, for the Strategic Air Command, and Air America? I didn't realize they made them all the way up to 1970.
Last edited by jmig; August 11th, 2022 at 11:31.
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