P3dV4 NEW PAINT: Delta Widget on the Leonardo Maddog

[Steve Dra 7,574]

Hey Guys,

Here is an excellent paint from a new painter in our community, Brian Neuman!   His skills are improving at an exponential rate, and he's painted the beloved Widget livery on the Maddog. 🙂

 

You can find it in the library here:

https://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=204663

 

 

 

[skully 1,045]

Just lovely!

[Wise87 1,275]

Thanks for the heads up Steve. If it’s a recommendation coming from you than it’s a must have for the collection. Been looking for a old school Delta to add to my collection. 

Edited May 18, 2018 by Wise87

[Steve Dra 7,574]

Thanks guys!

Brian has come a long way in a very short time...picked it up way faster than I did....but then again he had an excellent teacher. 

Yeah Dan check out Brian's Northwest paints and the Hughes Airwest...good stuff!

 

@Wise87UPS is making a little progress...just need to figure out why my ailerons stopped working on the Dash all of a sudden. 😞 (Gust locks NOT in)  

[Brian_A_Neuman 198]

Thanks Steve! This has been a tough learning curve, but I am figuring out more and more each day! Thanks for giving me that push to be as true to the original as possible 🙂

[Phantom88 3,284]

Fantastic work Steve,Amazing Talent!

[Steve Dra 7,574]

1 minute ago, Phantom88 said:

Fantastic work Steve,Amazing Talent!

Hehe thanks Patrick....wish I could take the credit but that's Brain's work. 😉 

I'm about to enter the dark world of DCS with the purchase of the F/A18 and the Persian Gulf map. 

Based on your avatar I'm thinking you're either eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Hornet and/or you're one of the lucky few with pre-access.

Either way if you see someone online in the Hornet that flies and looks clueless, that would be me. LOL.

I actually should be an expert as I did get a few hours of stick time in the Hornet simulator at El Toro many years ago when my brother-in-law took me for a ride in it...he flew them for the Marines .   I only got to shoot guns and rockets as the other weapons were classified as to their real use and capabilities.  Tons of fun though as you can imagine.  Two things I vividly remember about the event was that it was cramped in the cockpit (as opposed to a 747 let's say LOL), and at the end of a dogfight with a MIG29 my right forearm was sore from constantly pulling on the stick. (Sadly they programmed the MIG to just try to stay in trail vs any real ACM since what the US really knew about the capabilities of the MIG at that time were...you guessed it...HIGHLY classified. 🙂 )