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Bringing the WAS back to Life!
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Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Dear Fellow members,
It's been around 2 years ago that we where busy with the WAS and it actually died out.
So I'm trying to get it back alive again!
I hope some of the old members could join us again like Ashley, Alex and Robert (forum moderators and coders of the set).
So guys If you're still alive please let me know.
I'm currently working on a new Tracking Table of the r1167(the latest version) to get a nice overview of what is coded all ready.
Then I probably will look what isn't coded and what paints are still available.
I'm trying also to learn some code so we can keep up with the paints done and code them in
Cheerz,
Rens!
It's been around 2 years ago that we where busy with the WAS and it actually died out.
So I'm trying to get it back alive again!
I hope some of the old members could join us again like Ashley, Alex and Robert (forum moderators and coders of the set).
So guys If you're still alive please let me know.
I'm currently working on a new Tracking Table of the r1167(the latest version) to get a nice overview of what is coded all ready.
Then I probably will look what isn't coded and what paints are still available.
I'm trying also to learn some code so we can keep up with the paints done and code them in
Cheerz,
Rens!
RvP93- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
I can help, if someone can teach me a bit how to code. I can also help painting.
Huub007- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Hi Huub,
Nice to hear you're in.
Unless some old members who can code are in I'll have to figure that thing out my self.
keep posting quality paints that aren't done jet.
Greets,
Rens
Nice to hear you're in.
Unless some old members who can code are in I'll have to figure that thing out my self.
keep posting quality paints that aren't done jet.
Greets,
Rens
RvP93- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Yep,
I'll try to work up a, sort of, to-do list. For now I think: some 787-8 and some older planes.
I'll try to work up a, sort of, to-do list. For now I think: some 787-8 and some older planes.
Huub007- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Plz wait with 787, greyscale needs to be confirmed
RvP93- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Better do some old paints, try to see with planespotters.net if an Airline had a planeet type
RvP93- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Okay, I'll also look up on the devzone wich are planned to be added in the set soon.
Huub007- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
What do you think about this?
- TO-DO:
To-do:
A330-300:
- KLM
- Iberia
- Air Europa
- Aeroflot
- China Southern
- Air Berlin
A330-200:
- Lufthansa
- Air Europa
- Aerolineas Argentinas
- China Eastern
- China Southern
- US Airways
- Air Berlin
- Brussels Airlines
A319:
- US Airways
- China Southern
- American
A321:
- US Airways
- Delta
- Aeroflot
- American
B727-100:
- Lufthansa
- ANA
B747-100:
- Qantas
- Air Canada
- Air France
- Lufthansa
- ANA
- American Airlines
- Delta
- Pan AM
- TWA
- Iberia
A340-300:
- Singapore Airlines
B747-200:
- Korean
- Air France
- ANA
- Lufthansa
- Singapore Airlines
B747-300:
- KLM
- Qantas
- Cathay
- Air France
- Singapore Airlines
- Iberia
B747-400:
- Aerolineas Argentinas
- Thai Airways
- Iberia
B777F:
- Korean Air (Cargo)
- Lufthansa (Cargo)
- TNT
B767-200(ER):
- JAL
- American Airlines (ER)
- US Airways (ER)
B767-300(ER):
- Aeromexico(ER)
- American(ER)
- British Airways(ER)
DC-8-30:
- SAS
DC-8-40:
- Air Canada
- Alitalia
- SAS
DC-8-50:
- Air Canada
- Delta
DC-90-30:
- Delta
DC-9-40:
- Delta
DC-10-10:
- American Airlines
- Continental Airlines
- Delta
- United Airlines
DC-10-30:
- KLM
- Northwest Airlines
- Singapore Airlines
- Swissair
DC-10-40:
- JAL
MD-11:
- Delta
- Korean
- American
- China Eastern
- Garuda
- Jal
- Swissair
B717-200:
- Delta
- Blue1
B737-100:
- American Airlines
- US Airways
B737-200:
- Austrian Airlines
- Air Canada
- Lufthansa
- KLM
- Transavia
- American Airlines
- Delta
Fokker 100:
- Austrian Airlines
- Air France
- American Airlines
- Korean Air
- USair
- Air Berlin
B737-400:
- Lufthansa
- Thai Airways
B737-700:
- China Eastern
- China Southern
B737-800
- Air Europa
- Aerolineas Argentinas
- Aeroflot
- Aeromexico
- China Eastern
- China Southern
- Korean Air
- American
B777-200(ER):
- China Southern (ER and standard)
B777-300(ER):
- Aeroflot (ER)
- China Eastern(ER)
- China Southern(ER)
- Swiss International Airlines(ER)
- Thai Airways (ER and standard)
A300-600R:
- China Eastern
- Korean
- Lufhtansa
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Huub007- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Looks good to me but skip the 757
RvP93- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Only Delta 757-200 Then? I do miss Delta 757's, they are the largest operator.
Huub007- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
No, maybe we need to make a new greyscale so its a waste of time
RvP93- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
757's greyscales are there
Huub007- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
RvP93 wrote:No, maybe we need to make a new greyscale so its a waste of time
RvP93- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Why would we have to?
Huub007- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
because it's not good enough, we were arguing about that years ago
RvP93- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Okay I edited the list. How are you doing with learning to code?
Huub007- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Still working on the r1167 Tracking table almost finished with that
RvP93- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Ok, keep up I'm going to order the to-do for when we will do it.
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
So a plan; what do you think?
- plan:
Boeing 727-100: Lufthansa [WIP Huub007]
Boeing 747-100: Qantas
Boeing 747-300: KLM
Boeing 767-200(ER): American Airlines
Boeing 777F: Lufthansa Cargo
DC-8-30: SAS
DC-9-40: Delta
DC-10-10: American Airlines
BAe 146-200: Lufthansa (Cityline)
Airbus A330-300: KLM
Airbus A330-200: Lufthansa
Airbus A319: US Airways
Airbus A321: Delta Air Lines
Airbus A340-300: Singapore
Boeing 747-200: Korean Air
Boeing 747-400: Iberia
Boeing 767-300(ER): American Airlines
DC-8-40: Alitalia
DC-8-50: Delta
DC-9-30: Delta
DC-10-30: KLM
DC-10-40: JAL
MD-11: Delta
Boeing 737-100: American Airlines
Boeing 737-200: Lufthansa
Fokker 100: Air France
Boeing 737-700: China Eastern
Boeing 737-800: Korean Air
Boeing 777-300(ER and standard): Thai Airways
Airbus A300-600R: Lufthansa
Boeing 747-100: Air Canada
Boeing 747-300: Qantas
Boeing 767-200(ER): US Airways
BAe 146-200: British Airways
DC-8-40: SAS
DC-8-40: Air Canada
DC-8-50: Delta
DC-10-10: Continental Airlines
MD-11: Korean
Boeing 737-100: US Airways
Boeing 737-400: Thai Airways
Boeing 737-700: China Southern
Boeing 737-800: Aerolineas
Fokker 100: Austrian
Airbus A300-600R: Korean
Boeing 777-300(ER): Aeroflot
DC-10-30: Northwest Airlines
MD-11: Garuda
Boeing 737-200: KLM
Airbus A330-300: Iberia
Airbus A330-200: Air Europa
Airbus A319: American Airlines
Airbus A321: American Airlines
Boeing 747-100: Air France
Boeing 747-200: Air France
Boeing 747-300: Cathay Pacific
Boeing 747-400: Thai Airways
Boeing 777F: Korean Air Cargo
Boeing 767-200: JAL
Boeing 767-300(ER): British Airways
DC-10-10: Delta
DC-10-30: Singapore Airlines
MD-11: American Airlines
Fokker 100: American Airlines
Boeing 737-800: Air Europa
Boeing 777-300(ER): China Eastern
Airbus A300-600R: China Eastern
Airbus A330-300: Air Europa
Airbus A330-200: Aerolineas Argentinas
Airbus A319: China Southern
Airbus A321: US Airways
Boeing 747-100: Lufthansa
Boeing 747-200: ANA
Boeing 747-300: Air France
Boeing 747-400: Aerolineas Argentinas
Boeing 767-300(ER): Aeromexico
DC-10-10: United Airlines
DC-10-30: Swissair
MD-11: China Eastern
Boeing 737-200: Air Canada
Fokker 100: Korean Air
Boeing 737-800: Aeroflot
Boeing 777-300(ER): China Southern
Airbus A330-300: Aeroflot
Airbus A330-200: China Eastern
Airbus A321: Aeroflot
Boeing 747-100: ANA
Boeing 747-200: Lufthansa
Boeing 747-300: Singapore
Boeing 777F: TNT
Boeing 737-900ER: Delta
MD-11: JAL
Boeing 737-200: Transavia
Fokker 100: US Aor
Boeing 737-800: Aeromexico
Boeing 777-300(ER): Swiss International Airlines
Airbus A330-300: China Southern
Airbus A330-200: China Southern
Boeing 747-100: American Airlines
Boeing 747-200: Singapore Airlines
Boeing 747-300: Iberia
MD-11: Swissair
Boeing 737-200: American Airlines
Fokker 100: Air Berlin
Boeing 737-800: China Eastern
Airbus A330-200: US Airways
Boeing 747-100: Delta
Boeing 737-200: Delta
Boeing 737-800: China Southern
Airbus A330-300: Air Berlin
Airbus A330-200: Air Berlin
Boeing 747-100: Pan Am
Boeing 737-800: American Airlines
Boeing 747-100: TWA
Airbus A330-200: Brussels Airlines
Boeing 747-100: Iberia
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Huub007- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
long list
make what you like, but keep it realistic. So don't make paint of an airline on an aircraft they don't have.
Then its al fine by me
make what you like, but keep it realistic. So don't make paint of an airline on an aircraft they don't have.
Then its al fine by me
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Yes, it's long. All of these are realistic (all were/are owned by the airlines)
Huub007- Moderator
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Then it's ok.
You can easily use other paints to create new aircraft for that airline.
You can easily use other paints to create new aircraft for that airline.
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
Yep, I'm now using your 727-200 Lufthansa as an example for my 727-100
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Re: Bringing the WAS back to Life!
hello. where i can download the new set? if it is possible. and what do you think about an225 (mriya)?
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