It's not the entire med "template" that is an issue. I just used a med "template".... parts of it... the little do dads and what nots are actually really good... and the overall size is much higher resolution that you can get most places.
I guess the issue is how he decided to make these templates.... let me try to explain....
The main fuselage in Med's templates are stripped of its outline on purpose, which makes it challenging to use these templates with non-destructive editing techniques. Now I must ask why, when he gives multiple options for so many do-dads, would he make it so that you practically must use his overlay. Seem's there is really only one possible answer, he want's them all to look the same. Perhaps for the status it brings, perhaps for some other reason... I really don't want to infer why. But he certainly didn't need to take extra time to make things actually harder to edit, but he did.
Now some may say they look better with a landscape bleeding through... and while I, and any other professional would disagree for reasons I have already gone through, to each their own. But if this is really the truth, why would you go out of your way to prevent people from taking it off? Hmm...
Anyways... it took some effort to rip it apart and redo it the way it should be done. But the results really do speak for themselves using the higher resolution vs the low quality free stuff. But I still give credit where credit is due, the original creator of this wire frame model crafted in Maya. www.norebbo.com ... Not the person who added an antenna and a bad wrapping. The concept for this aircraft came from an www.infinite-flight.com member, and judging by how nice people are to each other there, my new hangout spot where I will be donating my time.