Just figured out how to make a skin :) - Printable Version

+- All-Aircraft-Simulations (https://allaircraftsimulations.com)
+-- Forum: IL2 Skins, Textures, Patches, Utilities Missions & Campaigns (https://allaircraftsimulations.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=272)
+--- Forum: Il2 Skins, Missions & Campaign DISCUSSION (https://allaircraftsimulations.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=302)
+--- Thread: Just figured out how to make a skin :) (/showthread.php?tid=68397)

---

Just figured out how to make a skin :) - Helrza - 05.02.2010

After getting myself photoshop and working out how to make my 1st skin, i was just wondering if someone could point me in the right direction to download aircraft templates (especially a 109g2)?? I think i found a new love affair Thanks gents :0

---

- aviatorsneah - 05.02.2010

Simmerspaintshop.com and Mission4today.com both have a large selection of templates to download.

---

- Helrza - 05.02.2010

Chhers mate gonna check it out right away i can see some fun comin

---

- US_GRANT - 05.02.2010

Also give FlightSimFiles.com a browse. They have tons of templates too.

---

- Helrza - 05.02.2010

Cheers guys here's a couple that i did tonite just to test a few things such as applying nose arts and full aircraft texture. Just want to see wat u guys think

This one i did just cause i saw another player using it once, i loved it so much i wanted to make one for myself lmao. Its in now way a rip off of the original, i did it just to see how hard to apply the cover



Big thanks to McHilt for his awsome la5fn template :0

This one i made for a mate of mine I wanted to see how hard it was to apply nosearts



Thanks to jesters-ink for the 109 Template

Let me know wat ya's think guys im gonna try figure out camo and weathering next [/img]

---

- Nightshifter - 05.02.2010

Nice work

It always starts with adding nose arts etc. lol

Before you know it you will have a list of projects you want to do and a message box full of requests - great fun, enjoy yourself mate!

---

- max_thehitman - 05.02.2010

Your off to a good start
Remmeber to first map out the aircraft. WHat goes on top and sides and bottom. Get a layer guide to help you
and make your own for each particular aircraft. Test-fly them alot of times before you know its worthy
of something special, otherwise go back and re-work it. The checkered-board design is a good start to
know where each part and color should go. try to match each square with the next one.
This sometimes is not as easy as it may look. But give it a try. READ ALOT of the tutorials at Mission4Today.
Good luck!

Cheers
Max-theHitman

---

- Helrza - 05.02.2010

Cheers guys I see what u mean max, i didnt even think to see if the squares on the check one lined up lmfao deffinitly something to figure out and learn to play with

---