Hi Guys -
For the past few days I have learning a new painting techniques and a new painting program which will/has hopefully improved the standard of my paints. This is the first of the production line using the new technique and program.
It is nothing special as such, just the begining 🙂
My "Southen Airways" 737 - 700
One of these days I learn to take a decent screenshot !
Cheers and safe flying
Both the colour scheme and screen shots look great to me!!
Hi Mustangpilot -
Thanks for the comments, still learnign about screenshots but am getting there with some good advice 🙂
Cheers and safe flying
I like it, good job. 👏 I agree with Mustangpilot, good screen shots also.
Thanks CRJCapt the next one might be a bit more exciting though - this was more or less the "demo" model 🙂
Cheers and safe flying
Great repaint and there's certainly nothing wrong with the screenshots either! 👏
One word can describe it SPECIAL
Smooth looking textures Wombat 👍
What's the new program?
Hi Guys -
As always thankyou for your great comments but I think it is time to let my "secret" out and in doing so answer your question Tailhook and also explain why it seems as though I have advanced as quickly as I seem to have.
As I mentioned, I have been learning a new painting technique (new to me at least) and I have been learning that from (in my opnion) the best painter of aircraft around via personalized tutoring via numerous emails and chat program...NEMESISCOM. I think my next paint will show signs of his influence.
While every plane I have submitted is my work entirely, it has been achieved as a result of NEMESISCOM's patience.
As such I now use PSP V7.0 Pro which seems to be a much more "user friendly" program than Photoshop.
So that is the reason that I have progressed from total novice to what I do now, and will continue doing.
Once again though guy's - thank you for your comments and support, because without that I probably would have given up ages ago.
Cheers and safe flying
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