1.) The 737 pack will finally be going up Monday, probably be ready for download on Tuesday or Wednesday. And this time I'm not even joking.
2.) I'm starting to paint an all new fleet of aircraft, and this time, the fleet will be a completely original paint. Normally I'd have a preview, but for some reason the screen capture isn't working on my computer at the moment...Aside from that, I'll be painting the following planes in the official Western American Airways livery (my fictional airline):
Airbus
A321
McDonnell-Douglas (JustFlight/CLS)
DC-10-10
DC-10-30
On a quick side note, all of these aircraft will be packaged for FSX, I will include virtual cockpits in the ones that I can/the ones that don't have one already. For people still using FS2004, sorry. It takes me about four times as long to do a dual release, which is why I haven't done any. Also, because all of these aircraft will be packaged together (all aircraft will be complete package), I'm expecting the file size to be somewhere between 300-400 MB, if not more. Because of this, the package will be uploaded to SimViation and megaupload/another hosting site for those of you who don't have the SimV membership and want faster speeds.
Just one last thing...(pull up a chair, this'll be a little long):
For those of you wondering where I've been the last few months, here's your answer: I've been busy dealing with the shit that life has thrown at me. I won't go into much detail on that, but what I will say is that I have a lot of problems, not just with my life, but personally too. Chronic depression being one of them. I'm trying to deal with these issues, but things are complicated, which is why I have to bring this up...I'm not sure I can do this anymore. What I mean to say is, for the moment, I'm closing FlightSim Repaint...Sorry, but all things must have an end, even if it's only temporary, which, for the moment, I still don't know if it will be. Our doors will officially close as of May 1st, 2010. If any of you have ever tried repainting planes regularly, you undoubtedly know that it takes a long time, sometimes days, just to finish ONE paint job. It was getting to the point where painting was all I ever did. Anyway, here's to a good last month of FSR. See you next week...
A321
Boeing
Boeing 737-800
Boeing 777-300
Bombardier
CRJ-700
ERJ-145
Boeing 737-800
Boeing 777-300
Bombardier
CRJ-700
ERJ-145
McDonnell-Douglas (JustFlight/CLS)
DC-10-10
DC-10-30
On a quick side note, all of these aircraft will be packaged for FSX, I will include virtual cockpits in the ones that I can/the ones that don't have one already. For people still using FS2004, sorry. It takes me about four times as long to do a dual release, which is why I haven't done any. Also, because all of these aircraft will be packaged together (all aircraft will be complete package), I'm expecting the file size to be somewhere between 300-400 MB, if not more. Because of this, the package will be uploaded to SimViation and megaupload/another hosting site for those of you who don't have the SimV membership and want faster speeds.
Just one last thing...(pull up a chair, this'll be a little long):
For those of you wondering where I've been the last few months, here's your answer: I've been busy dealing with the shit that life has thrown at me. I won't go into much detail on that, but what I will say is that I have a lot of problems, not just with my life, but personally too. Chronic depression being one of them. I'm trying to deal with these issues, but things are complicated, which is why I have to bring this up...I'm not sure I can do this anymore. What I mean to say is, for the moment, I'm closing FlightSim Repaint...Sorry, but all things must have an end, even if it's only temporary, which, for the moment, I still don't know if it will be. Our doors will officially close as of May 1st, 2010. If any of you have ever tried repainting planes regularly, you undoubtedly know that it takes a long time, sometimes days, just to finish ONE paint job. It was getting to the point where painting was all I ever did. Anyway, here's to a good last month of FSR. See you next week...
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