jocko417

Good to hear, Eddie! It’s a great airplane and MSFS2024 makes it even more realistic! If I could ask for a favour, would it be possible to include separate weathering layers in the 2024 paint kit? Oil streaks, staining, etc? Many thanks!

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Silver Star 133577 of VU 33, CFB Comox, B.C. available now: Download here

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The Royal Canadian Navy operated some T-33s in the mid to late 1950s as both utility aircraft, and as advanced trainers for those pilots who would go on to fly the McDonnell F2H-3 Banshee jet fighters which operated off Canada's last aircraft carrier, HMCS Bonaventure.This repaint represents a T-33 Mk.3 of VT 40, jet training squadron based at HMCS Shearwater, Nova Scotia. Download link: https://flightsim.to/file/82696/canadair-t-33-silver-star-mk-3-vt-40-royal-canadian-navy

Tweaked some stuff: toned down the rivet decals, especially on the anti-glare surfaces, added more weathering, adjusted metal colour and reflectivity, going to redo some of the stencils. should be ready later today. Already released skins will be updated to take advantage of tweaks.

Another: https://flightsim.to/file/82381/canadair-t-33-silver-star-mk-3-no-3-advanced-flying-school-rcaf

Ok, first two available on Flightsim.to https://flightsim.to/file/82370/canadair-t-33-silver-star-mk-3-central-flying-school-rcaf https://flightsim.to/file/82368/canadair-t-33-silver-star-mk-3-428-squadron-rcaf More to come! 🙂

Good stuff!

Would it be possible to get an improved paint kit that includes all the separate layers that were used to make the base layer in the existing paint kit? It would be much easier to make painted surfaces when the weathering/lines/rivet shading can be placed on top of the new paint layer instead of vice versa. Thanks!

Number two, coming soon, 21013 of the Central Flying School, RCAF Station Trenton, Ontario, circa mid-1950s. Similar paint scheme to '401 above (same era), but with natural metal tip tanks and some other minor differences.

I don't remember, I'll have to check, and yes, it's CYUL. First paint scheme basically done, just some minor adjustments to do.