Tag: new release
Northern Tigers Release
I have just released a new livery pack for the SC Designs F-5, this time for the Canadians! This pack covers five airframes in use by the Royal Canadian Air Force. Whilst they technically flew CF-5A’s rather than F-5E’s, they are similar enough these liveries still work and provide a great look in the sim!…
Flying Tigers!
With thanks to a commission from a community member, I have finally been able to tackle an aircraft for MSFS that I have long wanted to create liveries for… the Big Radials P-40! I was tasked to create “77” flown by the 3rd Pursuit Squadron as part of the famed Flying Tigers, and oh boy…
Phabulous Phantoms!
With the recent release of the F-4E Phantom II from DC Designs, I’ve put the finishing touches to and released two new livery packs into the wild! First up is in some ways a follow on to my previously released Typhoon pack by recreating a number of aircraft from 1435 Flight Royal Air Force, just…
New Luftwaffe Liveries Released
So, I’m between projects at the moment, and it was with horror that I realized that I had neglected to release some livery packs that I had finished some months ago! In addition to making the Strike Witches themed Ju52 liveries, I also worked on some real-world examples of this iconic aircraft! First up is…
New P-51 Livery Packs!
This week, I released two brand new livery packs for the P-51D featured in the Reno Expansion for Microsoft Flight Simulator! These packs recreate the Mustang while in Australian Service. Each of these liveries have been painstakingly researched and crafted to be as accurate as possible using the model that is available. The first pack,…
Liveries Helping Keep The Flying Doctor Flying
Novawing24 has collaborated with the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia to recreate a range of their fleet’s liveries for Microsoft’s Flight Simulator; with each sale directly supporting the important life saving and life changing work undertaken daily.
Dakota’s For Science!
In my latest livery release I present my rendition of VH-RRA for Manfred Jahn’s C-47. Originally in service with the RAAF as A65-97, it was later sold to the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) as a platform for research and development in 1964. It would serve with the CSIRO through a variety of…