Lots of extremely cool repaints etc are showing up in the Avsim library amongst other places largely in part to the awesome work of Henry Tomkiwiez's great stuff. I have a request please. If you put up a livery for an F-16 etc, could you please include flightplans? Im assuming since you painted it, you have some on yr own PC. No need to get fancy with other files like airports and aircraft files. Most of us have those if we have military traffic...but would be MAJOR helpful to use your work if you made flightplans available (and afcads if you altered yours to fit the artwork.)Thanks in advanceEric

Hi Eric,not sure if people that make repaints always have the flightplans to go with them but there's a very active Military AI forum at PAI - http://www.flightsimmer.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=134 - where you'll find various sets of flightplans.Cheers, Holger

Thanks Holger.As an active repainter myself, I know I almost ALWAYS have flightplans for the planes I paint. Im not sure this request is a stretch. Given that military aircraft dont always follow a set pattern of flight, those interested in a particular livery are likely (probably) to have knowledge of what those flight plans may be. All Im saying is that if you have the information, it sure is helpful to have it with the repaint. I generally dont download skins for aircraft where I have no idea what to do with them. Not a problem so much for commercial airplanes, but a big one for the military side.Eric

ejoinerI have an whole Edwards AI package all set up and ready to install if your interested...

Hi Eric,sorry, I didn't mean to imply that your request was inappropriate. In fact, I fully agree that it would be helpful to receive at least a link as part of the repaint and, ideally, the flightplans themselves. BTW, I greatly enjoy several of *your* repaints myself, including some of the DC-7s, Convairs, and the C-119. Many thanks for those!!!Cheers, HolgerP.S.: Spooky, you may want to check the copyright documentation of the files you used for your Edwards AI package. Most authors do not permit re-distribution of their work in this way unless you have their prior written permission.