11.04.2009, 10:00
Okay everybody,
Lots of ppl have been asking me to put out my panel and stencil layers, so I've posted my whole template.
Notes:
During my research on the panels I found that the fuel receptecle on the originaly posted template by PeterD was in the wrong place. It is actually FOWARD for the mid fuselage line not aft. However, the stripe that runs around the fuselage in pictures shows the receptecle in the middle or towards the rear of the the stripe. That means the stripe and/or the panel line is in the wrong place. In my study of this, I found both to be the culprit. No offense Peter. In my template I have made an alternate mid fuselage panel line and moved my panels accordingly. When making my panels, I did not use the stripe as a reference. I turned that layer off, put my panels in place according to the research and then put the stripe back on. That is when I found the problem. After making the new fuselage line and moving the panels, the stripe then lines up better with what shows in the pictures, but not completely. I would ask that if anyone who is good at making those stripes (Harpia_Mafra, Bo_Nidle, F-22_Raptor_2006, Hint, hint) could please take a look and make a new stripe....
As to the stencils. I put on a crowd but did not get exhaustive on them. The main reason is that I still wanted to see what was under them. The second was that the reference material I was using had stencils from many different models of the Sabre and so some of those did not apply and since I did not know 100% which was which, I opted for a "sampling".
Enjoy and let's see more of those amazing skins.
UPDATE
This template goes with the latest F-86-A5 Sabre. Because I uploaded it in a hurry, I didn't take the time to remove a lot of "fluff" from it so it's a bit big. You also get all my current skins layers. A whole 16 ship sqdn for the 334 FS I made to fly offline with plus a bunch of others I made for fun. Now you get to see how my mind works. Don't get lost, it's a maze in there.
http://www.filefront.com/14728777/F-86A ... TE_V1.psd/
Lots of ppl have been asking me to put out my panel and stencil layers, so I've posted my whole template.
Notes:
During my research on the panels I found that the fuel receptecle on the originaly posted template by PeterD was in the wrong place. It is actually FOWARD for the mid fuselage line not aft. However, the stripe that runs around the fuselage in pictures shows the receptecle in the middle or towards the rear of the the stripe. That means the stripe and/or the panel line is in the wrong place. In my study of this, I found both to be the culprit. No offense Peter. In my template I have made an alternate mid fuselage panel line and moved my panels accordingly. When making my panels, I did not use the stripe as a reference. I turned that layer off, put my panels in place according to the research and then put the stripe back on. That is when I found the problem. After making the new fuselage line and moving the panels, the stripe then lines up better with what shows in the pictures, but not completely. I would ask that if anyone who is good at making those stripes (Harpia_Mafra, Bo_Nidle, F-22_Raptor_2006, Hint, hint) could please take a look and make a new stripe....
As to the stencils. I put on a crowd but did not get exhaustive on them. The main reason is that I still wanted to see what was under them. The second was that the reference material I was using had stencils from many different models of the Sabre and so some of those did not apply and since I did not know 100% which was which, I opted for a "sampling".
Enjoy and let's see more of those amazing skins.
UPDATE
This template goes with the latest F-86-A5 Sabre. Because I uploaded it in a hurry, I didn't take the time to remove a lot of "fluff" from it so it's a bit big. You also get all my current skins layers. A whole 16 ship sqdn for the 334 FS I made to fly offline with plus a bunch of others I made for fun. Now you get to see how my mind works. Don't get lost, it's a maze in there.
http://www.filefront.com/14728777/F-86A ... TE_V1.psd/