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A Principality of Vinland skin for the UF-22 mod, based on the real-life Serdyukov pattern used by the Russian Air Force. Available are two zips: One containing a set of replacements for the existing skin slots, and another containing a single file that when used with PSM creates its own slot.
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A Principality of Vinland skin for the UF-22 mod, based on the real-life Serdyukov pattern used by the Russian Air Force.
Available are two zips: One containing a set of replacements for the existing skin slots, and another containing a single file that when used with PSM creates its own slot.
Instead of trying to sleep one night, I decided to make a mod for another mod in the form of a UF-22 skin! This UV was... strange to work with. I probably texture paint stamped more than I needed to in the end (and you can see it if you look closely at the smaller decals). I also probably missed a spot or two somewhere on the 500 different little giblets, so like the F/S-15 skin I made a while back this one may be rough around the edges on close inspection.
However, when you're not trying to shove your freecam in between the seams of the control surfaces, the paintjob actually looks really nice; I'm really pleased with how this one turned out overall, and I hope you also enjoy it!
Available are two zips: One containing a set of replacements for the existing skin slots, and another containing a single file that when used with PSM creates its own slot.
Instead of trying to sleep one night, I decided to make a mod for another mod in the form of a UF-22 skin! This UV was... strange to work with. I probably texture paint stamped more than I needed to in the end (and you can see it if you look closely at the smaller decals). I also probably missed a spot or two somewhere on the 500 different little giblets, so like the F/S-15 skin I made a while back this one may be rough around the edges on close inspection.
However, when you're not trying to shove your freecam in between the seams of the control surfaces, the paintjob actually looks really nice; I'm really pleased with how this one turned out overall, and I hope you also enjoy it!