Avro Arrow.......?????????
 
Nope it is only a F-106A wanna be!
 
Just drop it into your F-106A folder and fly.
Thanks to Pasko for a great model and to Column5
for his skins who I used for a base for my Arrow.
 
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This is a F-23 skin.. Fictional Iowa ANG Version.
 
 
Thanks and credit to Dels for the model.
Templates are my own design.
 
You must ask permission to modify or use this skin for any project. This skin
CANNOT be used in any payware.
 
Cheers,
HrntFixr

This is a custom skin from me
Its my first upload and my first skin so if there are any problems contact me.
You will need the F-5E tiger II from Mirage Factory.
 
Enjoy

C-130J skin by Bib and USAFMTL
Drop into your C-130J folder and fly.
 
Maryland ANG.
 
Thanks to Dels for the plane and the templates.

A quite effective Cammo scheme for the excellent Talon.
Please read the Readme before installing. You'll find a block of colours in one of the files which you can use to create your own schemes.

A fictional F15C scheme (note this will NOT work with the stock F15 ) . Read the readme file before installing , you'll find I've added a block of colours with which you can create you own schemes rather than upload each one separately.

A fictional Royal Navy skin for a fictional ( but very good ) aircraft.
 
Please read the readme for this before installing .

History:
 
All the colors and markings have specific meanings, reflecting the unit's nine-decade history. The rudder is painted like a JN-4 Jenny, which the squadron flew in the 1920s. The schemes for the wings and flaps recall the paint schemes of the pre-World War II era.
 
The blue fuselage represents the Korean War, in which the squadron earned credit for two air victories. The gray underside represents the jet age.
 
The "N5 A" was the insignia the squadron's P-51 Mustangs sported during World War II, in which the squadron claimed 44 air victories. Also representing World War II is the star on the fuselage, while the star on the wing represents the pre-World War II era.
 
"Ace in the Hole" and the star on the tail replicate the markings of the squadron's F-84s during the Korean War. The ventral fin, partially obscured, reads "Est. 1917."
 
Today the 111th FS is part of the 147th Fighter Wing, based at Ellington Field in Houston.