We're getting closer...http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/184755.jpghttp://forums.avsim.net/user_files/184756.jpg

That looks very good! Please let us know as soon as it's available. Speaking of which, could you please make it available on the PMDG site as an installer file so we don't have to copy and paste anything?

No worries, all of the liveries I do are only available thru the official PMDG installer ;-)

Working on the bottom of the plane.http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/184801.jpg

Thank you for doing a top quality version of this livery! I see it fly over my house here in Sydney quite often. Looks gorgeous.:-)

Wow!Looks great, you're doing an awesome job!Best RegardsMax (Bern, LSZB)http://sales.hifisim.com/pub-download/asv6-banner-beta.jpg http://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/forum/800driver.jpg

Not complaining, but I thought that airplane was a -400 with winglets and RR engines. Scott

The original Wunala Dreaming was the RR 747-400 (back in 1994 I think). The current one flying is not RR (maybe GE engines?) and they (the engines) are not painted red.http://www.qantas.com.au/info/about/company/flyingArthttp://taxiwayalpha.blogspot.com/2007/08/w...a-dreaming.html

I thought I remembered seeing the airplane at LAX a few years ago with RR engines. I had just gotten off a flight from Auckland so I was pretty tired :-)Scott

The current livery is on VH-OEJ, a GE engined 747-400 which first appeared on August, 2003.http://www.airliners.net/photo/Qantas/Boei...8-ER/1321057/L/

Interestingly, I think Qantas must have decided against painting the GE engines this time around on the -400ER as they did with the previous bird (VH-OJB), because of parts needing to be interchanged between aircraft.Scenes like these became common after a while ;)http://www.airliners.net/photo/Qantas/Boei...-438/0327895/M/http://www.airliners.net/photo/Qantas/Boei...-438/0053807/M/Subin.

Pete, I know the Aussie's are a bit radical but,That screams ;) No, I am afraid it's not my 'cup-of-tea', sorry.

A nice tin (or 2) of white paint would make all the difference. Qantas must have had a brain explosion when they sanctioned that paint job. Looks like it got left too close to the perimeter fence and the graffiti artists? got to it. The only thing missing is the tag!!!Aybe Aussie and Qantas disliker

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Going by your signature, Aybe, it's hardly suprising you're going to bad-mouth Qantas about this paint job. I drive an airport shuttle bus to and from Sydney Airport and have not once heard a negative comment when driving past that particular Qantas aircraft. In fact, I only ever hear praise/awe along with camera shutters clicking.Regards,

"That screams. No, I am afraid it's not my 'cup-of-tea', sorry."lol... Dave just set back European-Aboriginal relations by 50 years. Sounds like someone else needs to apologise to the Aboriginal community :(http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/prime-...2760342960.html(another case of white folks trying to tell native (Aboriginal) Australians what is in good taste/what is right for them?) :(Sorry, Dave... but that's the way Aboriginal people have been painting for 10's of thousands of years. Long before Constable, Gainsborough et al picked up a paintbrush ;)Cheers.Q>