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[9078roman]

Hi all.

Finished my job today. Based on it, I decided to make one historical skin (in different colors).
This is a historical skin. I wanted to do it many years ago.
I leave a photo archive for you. And several versions of the skin itself.

Enjoy. I hope you will like it.


Download Link:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/y8p923uhmryudnd/A6M2_Model11_21_108_blue_%2528rework%2529_.rar/file

beige:












 and metal effect:

[Dandolo513]

Remarkable work.

[bomberkiller]

Hello Broman,

it's good to see that we have another artist here dealing with 4096² skins.

Good job, well done!

Best regards

 

Gerhard

[RABIZO]

"9078roman" Thank you for the detailed finish.

Entering Japanese characters is difficult.
And there is no "+" screw in Japan at that time.
Honda founder Soichiro Honda brought it to Japan in the 1950s.

[SAS~Bombsaway]

Thank you for your work but it has always been the rule here to credit those who you have used their work for your update. The skin you used was one made RDDR and the template by EMEL.





RDDR's name has been removed and EMEL's name is covered.   

Don't get me wrong, I do thank you for the skins but please just credit those who you based your work on. Giving credit for our work is all we here have ever asked.

[DONAGHY]

i thought that give the others a name call its wrong not too

[ansons]

Hi,  Mapping seems different with the BAT A6M2-21, Is there a link to download the new 3d model ?  Thanks in advance

[genXgamer]

G'day ansons

This model is already included in B.A.T.
Try JapanCat's A6M2 Model 11.

[ansons]

Thanks GenXGamer,
Thanks, got it !
I had to look in the air.ini file to find it, then to create the plane's folder in the Skins folder.
Have a nice day !

[9078roman]

Hi all. Thanks for your ratings

I downloaded a lot of skins. I have a large archive. I took the name exactly from the name of the skin itself. As it was called. Besides, it's not my job. And I said that this is Reworking.
I first make my template in 4K, and then I overlay my skin on it. I also made a separate post about this. It can be any author. And any skin. I am engaged in processing, and adaptation. Not more.
If it is not applicable, or violates some rules. I can take them out. Still, it doesn't bother me too much. And here I will leave my empty version. And you will already make them yourself, or redo them. As you wish. I already have very little time for my favorite simulator. Because of his relentless illness.
So, I guess I'll just make a video. From the screen. Where it will be seen, how to make the same skins. And who needs to just look, and make them as he wants. It seems to me that this will close all subsequent questions. And I won't waste any more time on reworking.

Because I don't even have time to prepare.

(I think this will be the best solution).

[SAS~Bombsaway]

9078roman, No need to be offended. I had said I thank you for your work. I had only asked you to list those who you based your work on.

[bomberkiller]

(I think this will be the best solution).

Hello Broman,

NO!

That would not be a reasonable solution!

Anyone who has not made a 2048² HD skin out of a 1024² has no idea how much work has gone into it!

Creating a 4096² 4K skin is something else entirely.

The biggest problem with the 4K skins is that you never have a reasonable overview of all the details on the entire monitor surface (and I create my skins on a 27" monitor and do NOT work with Photoshop)!

So far I only know of three people here on "~SAS 1946" who create or have created 4K skins: SAS~GJE52, you Broman and me.

So please don't leave me here alone with the "4K skin production"! 

As a side note, all of the skins I create are actually taken from me and not from other skinners. There are two or three exceptions, but I have always mentioned the creator of the original skin.

And, I never forgot to mention who had helped me with some skins with details or to make a skin even more precise.

If you upload a skin that you have reworked here (or wherever), don't forget to include the name of the Skinner who created the original skin.

The same applies to the creator of the template - that's all. (bk never work with templates!)

The credits are very important because a Skinner has always put a lot of effort into their work.

I look forward to downloading your next work.

I am also sending a photo where you can see why my rivets are not as tiny as on your "A6M2 M11".

You already know why I'm sending this photo...! 

Do not give up!

With best regards

 

Gerhard

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