
Description
Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening aviators,
These are my first liveries for the new and amazing B722 Freighter from FSS. This is a FedEx pack containing two liveries wearing the purple Federal Express livery.
Registrations:
N220FE "Emily Rose" (Based on photos taken December 1993)
N494FE "Ebony" (White nose, based on photos taken August 1997)
Lots of details added and custom cargo, cockpit stuff, vest etc.
Thanks for downloading!!!
Please join my discord server for updates/screenshots of in progress liveries and other information regarding my liveries such as release annoucements etc. https://discord.gg/HFdrea9Ek2
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Installation:
Extract downloaded folder to a safe location.
Locate the extracted folder. DO NOT COPY the first folder.
Open and copy both liveries, or you can copy just one, up to you. Enjoy flying!!
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IMPORTANT USER INFORMATION
Upon downloading you agree to abide to the following rule. Reuploading without the author's permission or using any PBR or cabin textures from this livery in another livery, is strictly forbidden and will incur serious actions. Please message me on here via DM or join my Discord channel if you have any queries.
90s FedEx Pack (N220FE & N494FE) FSS B722F
A nostalgic FedEx pack for the B722 Freighter with two liveries inspired by photos from the 90s – N220FE "Emily Rose" & N494FE "Ebony". Includes detailed custom cargo, cockpit items, and vests. Explore the past of Federal Express with these unique liveries.
User Reviews
6 reviews
Version History
Edited the T-shirts behind the cockpit near engineer to FedEx branding to match liveries.
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The issue is though, when you paint in Blender, it always leaves these Little Lines that are not seen when soomed in, but as soon as you start sooming out, they get bigger and more noticeable. Blender does not paint all the way to the edges. There are some easy ways to fix it in 2D and it will make the livery look much better when zoomed out! Again great job, thanks for your great work!
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Also remember, I guess you are asking this because you've been looking at photos of them from this era, remember that most photos from this era have been heavily edited, made more vivid and saturated for viewer pleasure, meaning that they do not represent a true IRL colour. So based on this I went for a faded look as that's what I preferred.
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Great work, thanks for sharing!
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