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Hi Good People, Edward Moore and I thought the DH91 aircraft and livery pack, recently released by the Ford Project Team, could do with a little bonus pack of liveries to enrich your flying fun with this model by Jans B. Kristensen. See http://www.ford-tri-motor.net/Misc-Aircraft.htm to get the original aircraft pack with 18 liveries (including paint kit) and to have a better look at the images for the Livery Bonus Pack for the DH91 It is very close to release - just have to build a self installer and a document on how to cut and past the expanded aircraft list in the aircraft.cfg file to add the extra's to the existing pack. Will let you know when it is all ready for you to download and enjoy. Regards and happy simming.
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Hi Jigsaw Puzzle Buffs, As many may know, over at the Ford Tri-Motor Project site we have some electronic Flight Sim related Jigsaw Puzzles. The puzzles are of course focussed on FS2004 and the images created for the Project Site. But that does not limit the entertainment you will enjoy from tinkering with these puzzles. This thread is to advise that we, Edward Moore and I, have put in a bucket of time and effort and have now created another 82 puzzles which are now available - now a total of 292 exciting jigsaws to entertain you. The current puzzles have proved to be very popular with over 50,000 downloads to date and many seem to have enjoyed most, if not all, of them. Now an extra 82 and now 4 full pages of Puzzles. And we have upped the anti - the last 14 puzzles on Page 4 are "different" Lots of good images and good fun challenges for those that may enjoy a unique break from serious simming every now and again. Pop on over to the Ford Tri-Motor Project site (http://www.ford-tri-motor.net) and click on the Puzzle page button - or for those that want direct access: http://www.ford-tri-motor.net/puzzle-page.htm Regards and Happy Simming to all.
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Hi Good People, As many of you may be aware over at the Ford Project Site last week we released a very large batch of Curtiss Jenny JN4D liveries for the Default Microsoft aircraft. Last Sunday I decided to have a bit of a tinker with the 3D Virtual Cockpit image and convert one to match the overall livery style so that when in the VC mode your view of the aircraft textures were in sync with the theme of the aircraft instead of the default white/grey style. Came out pretty good actually - so set myself a mission - convert all VC view for every one of the textures we have available for FREE download from the site - big job - finished them all yesterday after a solid week of graphics work. Two images to show what I mean: First the current livery - USAAC Which now has this image installed for the Virtual Cockpit 3D all around view from within the VC. Every single Jenny livery on the Ford Project Site now has a graphically similiar VC view to match their overall livery theme. The big annoying factor is that if you want to get hold of these VC texture enrichments it is best to download the livery again from the Ford Project Site - sorry - but the end result is worth it I think. Where do you get them:http://www.ford-tri-motor.net/curtiss-jenny.htm All free for your flight sim pleasure. When you visit the Curtiss Jenny Page you will notice down further on the page that we are almost complete on a three pack of Camo liveries for the Jenny - will release them sometime this week - with their 3D views already done. Regards Garry
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Hi Good People, Some interesting stuff happening within the Ford Project Team. Edward and I have been busy and have been creating some very good liveries for the Default Microsoft Curtiss Jenny JN4D aircraft. This old girl has not been a friendly model for repainters and there is a void of historical,Fact, Fun and Fictional liveries for her. Edwards, after a lot of research has come up with a bucket of historical aircraft data that we could paint up for the Jenny that would work with the "mirror mapping" and other qwerks in the overall model texture mappings. Just a couple of liveries we have create are: Daredevil Lindbergh - a close representation of one of Lindbergh's early aircraft Another is a Jenny hanging from the roof in a museum - The Fish. I am normally fairly creative but this livery is a real beauty. There are over 20 other liveries already painted and you can check them out at the Ford Project - Coming Soon Page - click on any page top banner and you will be taken to the Coming Soon Page or the direct link is: http://www.ford-tri-motor.net/coming-soon.htm We are trying to cover a good global use of this girl and give her a burst of life for simmers that enjoy LOW and SLOW flying in the simulators. There is still several more to be repainted up for this girl - some listed on the Coming Soon Page. IMPORTANT - These liveries are for the FS2004 Default Curtiss Jenny JN4D aircraft - HOWEVER, I believe that the aircraft ports very easily to FSX and these liveries will work very well in FSX as well (even a little bit richer) So if your interested in LOW and SLOW flying in your sim (FS2004 or FSX) then there are some pretty good new liveries soon to become available, hopefully early August 2014 That's all for now - hope you enjoy our FREE stuff designed for your simulator entertainment. Regards Garry and Edward.
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Hi Good People, Many of you might know that the Ford Tri-Motor Project has pumped out a ton of FS2004 releated Product for the Ford Project, wide range of historical aircraft, thousands of liveries and absolutely tons of scenery. Recently we implemented the Jens B. Kristensen's DH91 aircraft within the project as an FS2004 package. With Jens consent of course. As Jens had also developed a FSX specific version of the DH91 we, the Ford Project Team, thought we might be a little bit adventurious and package and publish an FSX release on the Ford Site. This will be our very first excursion into FSX product release - done to see if any FSX'ers out there might enjoy something from the Ford Project that was specifically developed for your enjoyment. If this venture is fruitful for you and there is enough interest then we may publish much more FSX based projects in tandam with the plethora of stuff we have available. Where can you get the FSX DH91 - here: http://www.ford-tri-motor.net/Misc-Aircraft.htm I hope that you enjoy this old girl and the 30 odd liveries plus some paint kits. Happy Simming to you all. Regards Garry Smith and Edward Moore.
