ac4rd Flight Gear liveries – Kuzenski Central

I’ve bee

I’ve been playing with an amazing flight simulator recently: “Flight Gear,” an open-source piece of software, linux, Mac, and Windows, absolutely free and open to your own modifications and additions. (keep scrolling down for screenshots among the bits of text.)

Many flight-sim people are very serious. I’m not. And I like making specialized liveries for aircraft I particularly enjoy flying. Examples below, mostly st00pid:

This one

Monsieur le Professeur E. Baranger’s delightful UH-60 over Honiara, with a VERY silly repaint:

Feed the poor! Eat the rich! — “A wandering Blackhawk I, a thing of shreds and patches”

This one is sillier yet: an S-37 (also through the courtesy and skill of M. Baranger, and it’s quite fun to fly besides) with a Cheech & Chong-inspired livery. In 1973-4 I was a great fan of “The General Store,” the best “Head Shop” I knew in Baton Rouge, LA, USA, at the time. This dumb and unfinished S-37 reflects the General Store’s general vibe: