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[dona]

Here's a couple of Korean War era Mk47's flown in combat operations by 800 Sqd. aboard HMS Triumph in 1950. Thanks to Nightshifter for the fine Spit Mk XIV template used for these skins. Hope you enjoy them.

https://www.mediafire.com/view/euz4f3crr7ybqxy/Mk47%20KoreaVP%20180.bmp#


https://www.mediafire.com/view/hgatq9hxr1agtrn/Mk47%20KoreaVP%20178.bmp#


Per request here is generic Mk47 Korean War skin:
www.mediafire.com/view/ccb2z2nnzkiy2od/Seafire%20Mk47%20generic%20Korean%20War.bmp#

[ggrewe]

Very nice  thanks for sharing dona

[henkypenky]

+ 1, thanks dona.

BTW didn't anybody noticed that the Seafire Mk 47 has the wrong wings? As it is now its a Spitfire wing.

[Piotrek1]

Very nice dona , Thank You!

[Ont_R]

I'll be looking forward to your next instalment dona 

Thanks for sharing these.

[dona]

Thanks folks, glad you like them.  Maybe a couple of more down the road.

[flapper1]

Dona - these are magnificent. Many,many thanks.

[EHood]

Thanks folks, glad you like them.  Maybe a couple of more down the road.

I'd like to offer a note of thanks as well. If you have the time, please do expand the set. An example without individual aircraft codes would also be very useful.

In any case, the examples you've produced so far are excellent, and very welcome, especially for those of us who have no time or talent for skinning, but who plan to produce KTO missions, or possibly even campaigns, featuring this beautiful aircraft.

From today's QMB test run:





A great aircraft in a fantastic map.

[dona]

Great screen shots EHOOD! I will try to put a couple of more out there as time permits, at least a generic one.

[Whiskey_Sierra_972]

Great!

A generic one 'll be really useful!

[dona]

I've added a generic skin to the first post. 

[EHood]

Many, many thanks, dona!

Skinning is a skill all but completely beyond my ken. I do know that "airbrushing" schemes in something resembling correct colors can be very difficult, but I'd like to think that I could at least learn how to find, correctly size, and impose individual airframe and fuselage codes onto your generic KTO Seafire 47 skin. I've had Gimp for a few years, but I've only ever used it to straighten and "clean" scans of historical documents. It's time to learn something new.

Once again, with much appreciation,

eh