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Have received word & must thank Khamsin for allowing me to paint & submit liveries of their N/A B-25 Mitchell
Here is the first of a few paints that I have recently put together
   "The GRIM REAPER"
These are fictitious liveries that I've recently put together on a whim. This particular paint can be used for either the
glass nose version or the Strafer version. I've labelled them in my aircraft folder as "H" for Glass & "J" for Strafer.
The Glass Nose version depicts that of a 1942 version which is indicated by the Roundels being used. The Strafer Nose 
version on the otherhand is depicting that of a newer 1943 to 1947 version, again as per the Roundel Chart I've included 
in the download & in each livery folder.
For those who have downloaded the Khamsin B-25 Mitchell, please 
Enjoy, keep her aloft & stick that landing.

Well! I've got to say "THANK YOU" again to Khamsin.org for granting me permission to paint this 
beautiful rendition of "The Mitchell". It is a beautiful depiction of that bird from WWII for X-Plane.
This is my fifth livery for Khamsin's North American B-25 Michell which I hope you enjoy.
41-24596 - Desert Prowler is Dual Pk of another fictitious livery that I put together for the Glass Nose & Strafer version.
I've taken my inspiration for the aircraft from the books that I have & from the internet regarding the B-25 Mitchell from WWII era . 
I have tagged these aircraft in my hanger as the B-25H for the Glass Nose & a B-25J for the Strafer version.
In case you are wondering, the scenery back-drop these featured photos were taken using GMMT - Rwy 18 - Casablanca.
Please
Enjoy, keep her aloft  & stick that landing.

When I originally inquired about painting a few of these aircraft from Virtavia, a few suggestions were put forth by 
there Customer Rep. "Phil". One of his suggestions was that of a Swedish Air Force plane. I'm glad he brought that to 
my attention because I was not even aware that Sweden was in possession of one. Checking it out on the internet, I found
that Sweden did have 1 HP.52 Hampden from 1939 -1945 which they designated as a P5 and was assigned to the Reconnaissance 
Wing F 11 at Nykoping for evaluation. After the war the aircraft was sold to SAAB where it was used as an avionics testbed.
I've included from the internet & a listing of Swedish Air Force Reconnaissance Aircraft during the war. The photo I found, 
I could not convert to JPEG format to be included here.
Thanks to Phil & Virtavia
For those of you who have this aircraft in their hanger, please:
Enjoy, keep her aloft & stick that landing.

Here is another livery that I posted last year over at the.org & recently thought about posting 
here being that the format for uploading files has changed quit a bit.
After speaking with Tieman68, I went ahead & put together for my first effort something
less challenging. What I have done here for you Waco lovers, I have change the colour combination,
changed the location & made more pronounced the "WACO" logo & also changed the engine block colour 
to a yellow to show more contrast. Hope you like.
Enjoy, keep her aloft & stick that landing.

Well! I've got to say "THANK YOU" again to Khamsin.org for granting me permission to paint this 
beautiful rendition of "The Mitchell". It is a beautiful depiction of that bird from WWII for X-Plane.
This is my sixth livery for Khamsin's North American B-25 Mitchell which I hope you enjoy.
41-24596 - Desert Prowler is Dual Pk of another fictitious livery that I put together for the Glass Nose & Strafer version.
I've taken my inspiration rom the WWII Era planes & have added my own interruptation to these fictitious liveries. 
I have tagged these aircraft in my hanger as the B-25H for the Glass Nose & a B-25J for the Strafer version.
The scenery back-drop for these featured photos were taken using the GMMT - Casablanca Airport Rwy 18.
Please
Enjoy, keep her aloft  & stick that landing.

Hi folks: Here's the 2nd 2 pack (C-FZKM & N34962) of the STMA Beech 
18 & Volpar with American & Canadian Registrations. On this livery combo 
I've added the likes of hinge points on the engine covers & the main 
door & also with fuel tank covers on the wings along with 
"Avgas Only" decals. I was also getting tired of looking at the same 
old panel so I thought I would have a little fun. You might get a 
kick out of it too.
Anyway, enjoy your flight, keep her aloft & stick that landing.

X-Plane 115372 CAF PC-21 1.0. This is a completely fictitious livery for the freeware Pilatus PC21 by Vasco Ribeiro: PILATUS_PC-21.ZIP. I took the liberty to have some fun, so I promoted myself from a painter to a Captain and even acquired a back seater whom I never met and I'm really quite dubious about. Oh well! Must give everybody the benefit of doubt. We will just have to keep a open eye on what goes on back there. Well, have fun folks so enjoy, keep her aloft and stick that landing. By Doug Lawrance (Flybouy).

Ha! Pinterest can be a blessing when looking for aircraft of interest, but it can be a curse when you find one because you end up wanting to paint it right away. 
Here's one that peaked my interest somewhat with a picture included.
Hope you like it & as always:
Enjoy, keep her aloft & stick that landing.

Here is a livery I made & posted last year over at X-Plane.org. Being that the format here 
has changed quit a bit regarding the uploading of files.
Had found this on the internet at that time while looking for inspiration as to something 
different. Low and behold I saw the attached photo. Decide to do something similar but with 
my own approach to application of the explosive bursts instead of flames. Have a blast folks, 
she is fun to fly.
Enjoy, keep her aloft & stick that landing.

X-Plane Lockheed L-12a - NC18906 1.0. This is a livery (NC18906) for the Lockheed Electra L-12A by Steve Baugh: LOCKHEED_L-12A_V2-0.ZIP. Another nice clean aircraft that I ended up having a little fun with. Added a few decals to make it a little different and out of the norm. By Doug Lawrance (Flybouy).

Well PILOT's, here's one I found on the internet that I kind of liked. Made some modifications of my own by adding the Reg # to the front wheel guard & the degree guage behind the elevators. If anyone has photos of other Tigercat's, please let me know & I will see what I can put together.
Until then, remember, Enjoy & have fun.
If you can get her UP....& then DOWN...in one piece....you have potential.

Here's another livery for the beautiful F7F-3 by Virtavia. This particular livery was requested
by 6535th. I found that this bird is maintained & flown at various air shows by Lewis Air Legends.
As to any other info I have yet to find it.
Anyway, have fun & like I say
If you can get her UP....then get her DOWN....in one piece.... you have potential.
 

X-Plane Lockheed L-12a - NC0272 1.0. This is a nice clean livery for the beautiful Lockheed Electra L-12A by Steve Baugh: LOCKHEED_L-12A_V2-0.ZIP. I put this one together from a photo I again found on the internet. This one really caught my eye, so here is NC2072. By Doug Lawrance (Flybouy).

X-Plane Lockheed L-12a - NC14259 PAA 1.0. This is a Pacific Alaska Airways livery (NC14259) for the Lockheed Electra L-12A by Steve Baugh: LOCKHEED_L-12A_V2-0.ZIP. This livery is per a request from Jody Goodrich. The photo she sent me piqued my interest, so I ended up searching for additional photos. All photos are included. The actual aircraft used by PAA was that of the Lockheed L-10 Electra. Pacific Alaska Airways was a subsidiary of Pan American World Airways that flew routes around Alaska. The airline was eventually completely absorbed into Pan Am in 1941. By Doug Lawrance (Flybouy).

X-Plane Lockheed L-12a - 41-1096 U.S. Navy (Fictitious) 1.0. Here is a new fictitious livery for Steve Baugh's Lockheed L-12a Electra Jr: LOCKHEED_L-12A_V2-0.ZIP. I'm including both the new vintage version, what I refer to as the "Tin Hat" and the original glass roof panel, which I refer to as the "Skyliner". Hope you like them. I took the idea for this aircraft from one I did for the Beech 18 sometime ago. Instructions on how to use this livery are included in the download. By Doug Lawrance (Flybouy).

X-Plane Bellanca Cruisair Senior C-FQBZ 1.0. While using Stephane Toledo's Bellanca the other day (BELLANCA_14-13-2_CRUISAIR_SENIOR.ZIP) flying Route 66, I mentioned how nice this plane was to fly and that I needed to find some liveries for it. Low and behold, there was nothing to be found. Oh! Oh! I hate when this happens. The would be painter in me took over. Well, here you have it "C-FQBZ". If you folks happen to like her, I will put together some other versions. Enjoy, keep her aloft and stick that landing. By Doug Lawrance (Flybouy).

X-Plane Lockheed L-12a - CF-TCC TCA 1.0. This is a Trans Canada Air Lines livery (CF-TCC) for the Lockheed Electra L-12A by Steve Baugh: LOCKHEED_L-12A_V2-0.ZIP. The real livery is found on an L-10, but I thought that it would look just as good on the L-12A. By Doug Lawrance (Flybouy).

X-Plane BN-2B Britten-Norman Islander Prototype 1.0. This is a livery for the Nimbus BN-2B Britten-Norman Islander. The livery here is from the prototype BN-2 Islander registration G-ATCT which first flew in 1965. Repainted in Gimp v2.1. By Paul Mort.