Go-229 Skins

6 files

1. 

   Go-229 JG54 "Grunherz"

   By Baron von Blutwurst

   Fictional skin of a late war Horten flying with JG54 on the Eastern Front.
   Place file in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/Go-229 folder and have your way with the invaders..lol
    
   Skin by Baron von Blutwurst
   Template by Goodwood...thanks bro.
   

   190 downloads

      (2 reviews)

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   Updated May 11, 2006

2. 

   Go-229 "Moelders"

   By Baron von Blutwurst

   Fictional Horten of II/JG 51
    
   place in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/go-229 folder and have a blast...
   Skin by Baron von Blutwurst
   Template by Goodwood....thanks man!
   

   527 downloads

      (3 reviews)

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   Updated January 1, 1970

3. 

   Swiss Go-229

   By Baron von Blutwurst

   Swiss Horten 229? why not? They flew 109's so it could've happened...
    
   Skin by Baron von Blutwurst
   Template by Goodwood
   

   281 downloads

      (2 reviews)

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   Updated January 1, 1970

4. 

   Go-229 III/JG53 "Pik A's"

   By Baron von Blutwurst

   Fictional Horten flying with JG53 sometime in mid 1945.
   Place the file in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/Go-229 folder and just wing it...
    
   Skin by Baron von Blutwurst
   Template by Goodwood
   

   327 downloads

      (3 reviews)

   0 comments

   Updated January 1, 1970

5. 

   Italian Go-229

   By Baron von Blutwurst

   Fictional Horten Flying with the ANR late in the war...finished in the familiar Macchi Smoke Ring camo scheme.
    
   Place in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/Go-229 folder and enjoy.
    
   Skin by Baron von Blutwurst
   Template by Goodwood
   

   319 downloads

      (2 reviews)

   0 comments

   Updated January 1, 1970

6. 

   Go 229 of II/JG26

   By Baron von Blutwurst

   Fictional Horten flying with II/JG26 mid 1945. Place the file in your Il-2/paintscemes/skins/Go-229 folder and repel the invasion.
    
   Skin by Baron von Blutwurst
   Template by Goodwood
   

   366 downloads

      (2 reviews)

   1 comment

   Updated January 1, 1970