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I've decided to do another repaint! This time, it's purely fictional. I'm currently painting a Christen Eagle, the one from Long Island Classics. Here is the fuselage at the moment:


It's coming on quite nicely and I'm improving it all the time.

After uploading my aircraft repaint last night, it still hasn't been added. I think they don't do it over weekends. However, I have noticed new files appearing today. So, why hasn't mine? Is it because I used a different technique of uploading files. I'm new to releasing add-ons and I'm not entirely sure about the process. Now, before anyone suggests it, I'm not blaming Flight Sim for anything. I'm just impatient.

Wow, I didn't know this was here. Oh well. How come nobody told me about this one then? Anyway, my first repaint has been sent to the file library, within the next few days, it should appear. Search for C150ZU.ZIP!

Oh yes. I forgot to mention I will post the goings on at Beccles Airfield when I can! Let's start with today.

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This is my first Blog! The idea of blogging has always appealled to me; mainly because I talk to much and I've always got an opinion. If you follow this website's forums you know that I post nearly every day. That makes it automatically a good place for me to start my blogging----just because I'm 'here' a lot.

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