My repaints on this website depict modern restored aircraft, with a few exceptions. I often see wartime aircraft that I would like to see at a modern air show or museum. Some examples are photos of crashed aircraft, or war-weary combatants. In the real world it takes millions of dollars to restore a warbird to flying status. On this website I restore these aircraft with mere hours of work and forego the expenditure of cash. We would all love to win a Lottery, but until then we fly in FSX. Working within the modern realm of FSX, I post repaints for modern warbirds. If you prefer repaints of wartime aircraft that are worn and weathered, my repaints might not be your cup of tea. My repaints focus on the modern world and bringing old aircraft and history back to life. I love History and I assume many of you do as well. Enjoy!
Last update: 04/17/19
03/24/19: NEW! I will be uploading a new repaint for the WoP2 P-51 depicting Israeli Air Force #38 of 107 Squadron, created by request for someone who knows a former IAF pilot.
12/16/15: A pack of 4 repaints have been uploaded: VF-17 #8, vmf-312 #578, VMF-422 #8, and Royal Navy JT-410.
12/16/15: My white cockpit textures for the Aircraft Factory Corsair have been updated. The textures are brighter and whiter, and I changed the lighting switch plates to brushed aluminum so that they stick out better.
10/23/15: A repaint for the original Marine's Dream F4U-1 Corsair VMF-222 #576 is ready for downloading. The original Corsair was crashed on Bougainville in 1943. Now you can fly her again!
It is in an embryonic stage of development. I tackle a handful of issues that have plagued me in the past, and my hope is to help novice artists get up and running fast, as well as help the more experienced. There are numerous links for color codes and insignia tech included.
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