#Mcphat studios liveries how to

I was eyeing them out for quite a while, but in the end I could not justify spending 11-13 euros for a set of liveries when the aircraft itself is $80, and as you say Andrew, their are a ton of excellent painters within the community who keep it as a hobby and offer their art for free.So i shall ask again, hoping not to rub anyone else the wrong way.Has anyone been able to make contact with the studio in regards to these liveries? And if so, how are they? Are they as great as the comparison shots make them out to be? Are they worth the money (of which I am assuming will be around the same as their previous sets)?Cheers, I mean take their MD-11 repaints for example. Perhaps it's more the pricing of their products that bother me.

#Mcphat studios liveries how to

I wasn't trying to be disrespectful when I gave my opinion of the studio charging for liveries, it was more just a vocal expression of how to date, I have not been able to justify paying for them - seeing as they are the only painters I know of who charge for liveries.I'm not saying the amount of work they put in is not worth a profit, but I'm sure these guys have other jobs besides livery repaints. I'll try to elaborate.I didn't come here to complain about having to pay for liveries, I came here because I am curious to know if anyone has purchased these, can give me an idea of how much they cost, and from their decide whether to buy them myself or not. I choose not to buy them, as they are not my cup of tea and I am more than happy with the PMDG in house liveries and the work of the repainters in the forum.I would turn your statement around and express an open 'Thank You' to all the repainters, who have made their work available for free, after investing quite a bit of time!Perhaps my wording was a bit exaggerated. You as customer have the choice to buy or not. Why are you disgusted by them charging for their work? It is a lot of time they invest in preparing them and a reflection of the global economy we all live in.