Help! omwings Fokker F. 28 Fellowship Liveries lost.

[hasegawa]

Gentlemen, I need Your help. I am an official customer of the Oliver Moser omwings Fokker F. 28 "Fellowship Mk. 1000 - 3000 and Mk. 4000
After a systemcrash it was helpful, that Simmarket hat the aircraft itself in storage , but the liveries are gone, with the site from Mr. Oliver Moser (omwings) He is gone and no one has an idea about. Yes you can find may be something at piratebay and other criminals, but... this is not my way.
I can give you the information, that I am a legal custtomer of the aircraft at simmarket. Can someone help me with the original Liveries by Mr. Moser?

[Ian Warren]

Hi Andreas, 'Bugger' I really hate that when that happens, PC doing a crash, never heard the 'omwings Fokker F-28', I had a similar no reaction with a FCS Sunderland and I have a package DVD copy , lets hope someone here can help you.

[omitchell]

Have you contacted Simmarkets support team?

[hasegawa]

Simmarket told me, this part was never on their servers. Meanwhile I have found "Hoirizon", Canada and Palair from Macedonia for this aircraft... good, but not enough...

[Ian Warren]

Possibly gives you the opportunity to have a crack at a paint for yourself, share it around the world once completed

[hasegawa]

Found now enough stuff for the -4000 -Version of the F. 28, but for the Series 1000 to 3000... nothing.

[Ian Warren]

I think there maybe little interest with the F-28 in New Zealand, probably the reason here may not be that much help, I only saw a Fellowship once in the mid 1990s doing calibration work around the airport and very sure it was Australian based. that was an impressive sight mid winter and at night, it was flying low level with his landing lights on, what caused the dramatic effect was different layers of fo.

What about trying the http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?/index forums or maybe even better the Simouthouse for the liveries.

[hasegawa]

Well, this one and the Yakovlev Yak 40 are the first true Yets for Regional flights. This... not the Canadair/Bopmbardier CRJ´s around 1990. That makes these aircraft so interesting.