Shipbucket

Thank you, eswube, I needed a legitimate replacement for my DC-3's and Boeing 247's after the late 1950's.

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"It is better to type nothing and be assumed an ass, than to type something and remove all doubt." - Me

The Boeing 787 in Norwegian colors. Norwegian says it will have them flying by May.

@Karle94
Do us both a favor, and at least paint it in proper shade of white(-ish).
Btw. - You "lost" lighter shade on the upper edge (3 pixels thick) of the front par of fuselage (that red one).
And add Yourself to the credits, otherwise someone could think that's my job.

EDIT: Karle - I may not know a word in Norwegian, but thanks to google I can easily find drawings of the Dreamliners in this airlines' planned livery from which I can clearly see that leading edges of wings and tail, as well as engine intakes are not white. Their original color was perfectly fine. It was the rest that was to be changed.

And the paint job is complete. 3 of these will join another 220 new planes in the expanded fleet.

I still remain unimpressed by certain issues - for example leading edges of horizontal stabilizer are too bright, and the engine intakes are too dark now. Plus some other details.



My source:
http://gfx.dagbladet.no/labrador/217/21 ... e/978x.jpg

(done separately in 32 minutes, practically from scratch - with only registration and the airline brand next to it copy-pasted from Yours, and www address on the tail written from scratch but taking Yours as a sample).

Looks better than mine. But isn´t the logo at the front too big?

he used this as an ref...:
http://gfx.dagbladet.no/labrador/217/21 ... e/978x.jpg

I used this one: http://www.aviationnews.eu/blog/wp-cont ... huttle.jpg

Then you can clearly see that you'r logo is way to small compared to you'r ref. when his is just a bit to big compared to you'r ref.

Thanks Heuhen.
And I'd like to add that while my logo is bit too big compared to Karle94's reference, it's more-or-less ok compared to my reference, and if we are to take our references so literally, then the plane on Karle94's reference shows also that tail art...