EDRM-Repaints on the S340

[Flieger-Marius 250]

Hi guys,

as the S340 finally marks a Carenado plane with reasonable texture mapping I'm looking forward to painting a few of them as well.

For now, it's just a simple paint to get a feel for the texture layout: PH-KSC, in the old KLM Cityhopper colors.

Edited May 9, 2018 by Flieger-Marius

[helberger 72]

That will be great, thanks.

[Flieger-Marius 250]

There is a little Speedbird on the way 😉

[Flieger-Marius 250]

Here it is: British Airways G-LGNF, operated by Loganair!

[Fabs 15]

These look terrific! 

[futurebreadmachine 39]

Watched your gallery of liveries, amazing work! Thanks for sharing this with the community my dude! 🙂 

Edited May 10, 2018 by futurebreadmachine

[Flieger-Marius 250]

Thanks for the compliments!

Here is two more British Airways variations..

 

Following tomorrow is EI-CFC operated by Aer Lingus 😉

[Flieger-Marius 250]

 

Next up: Air France.

[SquawkModeCharlie 32]

34 minutes ago, Flieger-Marius said:

 

Next up: Air France.

Fantastic, can't wait for the release, really appreciate it!.

[Airway88 17]

Wonderful!

Are you planning to do the new Loganair paint used today, and NextJet in the present liveries, since they have quite a few variations out there!

Good job so far!! 

[Flieger-Marius 250]

@SquawkModeCharlie all planes I post here are released in the same moment. You can go check them out at edrm-repaints.com :)

 

@Airway88 I have not yet taken a look at those but I will. Should I decide to do some of them you'll see it in this thread. 

[Flieger-Marius 250]

The Brit Air operated Air France livery as worn by F-GHDB.

 

Next up: Estonian Air Regional

[regis9 4,014]

Great work!  Looking forward to hopping around Ireland in the Aer Lingus paint.

[Flieger-Marius 250]

Thanks!
Today I've got the Estonian Air Regional livery and as a variation of it SP-MRE which was operated by Leon Air who just put a sticker on it and removed some Estonian Air details.
 

[Flieger-Marius 250]

And the next paint is the Seaborne N334CJ. Thanks to @Ferradini for the great reference material!