For many years Military AI Works have produced excellent military scenery, many of which leverage of a series of ‘Object Libraries’ produced by many very talented designers. I
RNZAF AI
Royal New Zealand Air Force “Retro” AI Package development
Macchi Reference Visit
After work I popped into the Air Force Museum at Wigram and took a few photos of their Macchi to help with my repaint. This *very* quick visit
And now with ‘Vector’ Graphics
Another evening of fiddling around with the Macchi paint, and with the help of some really useful documents I now have correct stencils for the cockpit sides. With
RNZAF_AI:DCS
After a bit of fiddling around, I have made strides in converting some of my RNZAF_AI repaints to their DCS counterparts. The latest project is the MB339 Macchi.
DCS Skyhawk released
First multiplayer hop in the A-4 tonight.. the modelling and systems in this FREE add on are simply superb. Now I really am thinking that the Skyhawk sim
RNZAF_AI – DCS:World Edition
After an excellent online session on Saturday night, I was thinking about the aircraft types modelled in DCS:World which are representative of RNZAF types. I have been flying
MB339 for DCS
Exciting night.. Lewis found a freeware MB339A Macchi for DCS:World. So tonight I downloaded and installed it for a wee test. As you can see, it looks pretty
Wigram Scenery Testing
As I have said before… I really like “stumbling” on my AI when I’m flying 🙂 I flew the C90 over to Wigram, testing something completely unrelated, and
RNZAF_AI Huey Paint Kit
A bit of a work-in-progress, but the paint kit is coming along nicely.
RNZAF_AI Sioux near release
After starting off as a pure “static” model, the Sioux has turned into an AI model in it’s own right. As part of the Hobsonville project, the Sioux
