F-5E External tanks repainting templates request

[sadjad-vosoul]

Hello mates

 

I am working on Iranian Air Force Skins , which i guarantee they are 99.99 % Correct and accurate as same as Real Ones .

I am not professional Photo shoper or skinner , but i am working and trying my best , this means i dont know how to make "Fx" layers which show dirt or to ease for making Skins , anyway this force me only use Template Skins !

 

Almost my Iranian air force F-5E skins are done ! only i need to repaint their EXTERNAL FUEL TANKS, which are not in template files and i dont know where to find or to download !

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Mother of God gave me F-5 A&B Freedom Fighter / E&F TIGER II

 

 

CPU: i5 7500 / Ram: 16G DDR4 / GPU: ASUS DUAL GTX1060 6gOC / Manitor: ASUS 27inches Full HD 3D / Cooling : Cooler Master (Water cooling)

 

Track IR : PS3 EYE and ownmade 3 IR LED CLIP & no HOTAS yet

 

Aircraft : F-5E Tiger II \ FC3 \ F-86F SABRE \ Mirage 2000C \ F/A-18C \

Maps : Caucasus \ NEVADA \ Persian Gulf \

Campaign : F-5E BFM & ACM Nevada \

Edited October 12, 2018 by sadjad-vosoul

[Lucas_From_Hell]

Does the paint you're trying to put on the tanks look like these, or different?

 

 

 

[sadjad-vosoul]

Does the paint you're trying to put on the tanks look like these, or different?

 

 

 

 

 

Hello , :):):)

 

yes the first picture , and there is another one which is different even with these at pictures!

[Lucas_From_Hell]

Right. While there's no template, you can either open a tank file from a default skin or the default tank texture, make alpha channel for colour (on GIMP it's right click on image > transparency > alpha for colour > pick the main colour of the tank in the default skin) then create a layer under the main one and add paint there. That way you can keep the weathering from the default skin, but still colour it the way you want.

[sadjad-vosoul]

Right. While there's no template, you can either open a tank file from a default skin or the default tank texture, make alpha channel for colour (on GIMP it's right click on image > transparency > alpha for colour > pick the main colour of the tank in the default skin) then create a layer under the main one and add paint there. That way you can keep the weathering from the default skin, but still colour it the way you want.

 

i am working with Photoshop old versions and oh alpha channel for color ?! hhhm :huh: ?!

i think i know how make by Photoshop :joystick::book:

Thank you so much for helping , Thank you :thumbup::)