Hi good people,Recently I had an enquiry (from Edward C. Moore) about painting up a Default Microsoft Ford Tri-Motor livery. The default aircraft are normally "yuck" to repaint but did a VA repaint for him, then he wanted another, and yet another etc - ultimately ended up with 26 repaints. Though he commissioned me for these repaints he was keen to share the results with other simmers so gave me permission to create a web site page on my site and publish them for your FREE download.if you want to have a quick look at some images showing all of the liveries please click on:http://www.gjsmith.net/images/Textures/F/Ford/Fords-1small.jpghttp://www.gjsmith.net/images/Textures/F/Ford/Fords-2small.jpghttp://www.gjsmith.net/images/Textures/F/Ford/Fords-3small.jpgPop on over to my site http://www.gjsmith.net and you will find her listed in the Catalogue page - and also listed in the left margin of every page (NEW Stuff).I hope you all enjoy these freebies :)Regards and happy simming to all.

Another livery for the Ford Tri-Motor.While my partner was watching the Royal Wedding, for hours and hours, she suggested that I might have some fun with a Royal Wedding livery.Here is the end results: You will find her (the livery) on the Ford Tri-Motor page on my site with the other 26 liveries. All for FREERegards and happy simming.

Thanks for the liveries, Gary; will definitely use the historic Wien repaint and the various RCAF versions. The Tri-Motor is relatively well-executed for a default MS plane, and fun to fly.

Your Welcome Mate - with the volume of liveries available there has to be a couple that will appeal to almost everyone.Yes the old Ford Tri-Motor is pretty good for one of the Microsoft Defaults - only frustrating thing about her is the mirror mapping of most of the surfaces - but I think I got around that pretty well for most of the liveries.Enjoy mate.Regards