Cold War Aircraft

TA-4J VA-127 Bandits

Fictitious skin

VMFA-333 Shamrocks for F-4J Phantom II
 
based on Sundowner´s VF-21 F-4B Skin and F-4E Template
just drop in to your F-4J folder and go fly
 
Skins included 2048x2048 and 1024x1024
 
 
 
 
ravenclaw_007

VF-33 Tarsiers for F-4J Phantom II
 
based on Sundowner´s VF-21 F-4B Skin and F-4E Template
just drop in to your F-4J folder and go fly
 
Skins included 2048x2048 and 1024x1024
 
 
 
 
ravenclaw_007

This aircraft depicts a Douglas DC-8 as flown by Flying Tigers Airlines.
 
Special thanks to Veltro2k for this beautiful model.
 
Just drop into DC-8 file and fly....
 
Enjoy, Pappy

VF84 "Bunny" colourscheme for the F-111B Version 2.0 By FastCargo (Initial Release)
 
As it's a what-if, a little artistic licence has been used.
 
Syrinx
 
Released under CombatAce Fair-Use terms. Visit the URL below for more info.
 
http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showtopic=26131

this skin represents the F-4F 37+51 from the JG-71 Richthofen with a experimental camo , the crews called it the Wolkenmaus ( Cloud Mous )
 
thanks to Sundowner for his excellent template
 
skins are in 2048x2048 and 1024x1024
 
this is for the F-4F pack but you can use it as well for the WOE F-4F you just have to rename the bmp files like this
 
F-4E_1 --- to --- F-4F_1
F-4E_2 --- to --- F-4F_2
F-4E_3 --- to --- F-4F_3
F-4E_4 --- to --- F-4F_4
F-4E_5 --- to --- F-4F_5
 
 
vers 1.1
 
there are decal_ini´s for the F-4F Pack included now
so the Decal 37+51 will show up , sorry that was my fault not to includ it with the first release
 
for the WOE you can use the Decal ini that comes with the skin
 
 
ravenclaw_007

VF-84 Jolly Rogers Skin for F-4J Phantom
 
based on Sundowner´s VF-21 F-4B Skin
 
Skins included 2048x2048 and 1024x1024
 
ravenclaw_007

Nová verze skinu 2205 pro lepši litáni

474th TFW Skin Pack
Decals by USAFMTL
Skin by JAT81500
 
Skin 4 pack of the 428th, 429th and 430th TFS. There is a bonus 430th skin in pre deployment colors.
 
This is for the latest F-111A by FC and the Vark Team.
 
Installation
 
Just drop in your into your F-111A folder and fly.
 
Enjoy
Dave
 
On January 20, 1968 the 474th TFW, 474th FMS, and the
 
428th TFS moved without personnel or equipment to Nellis
 
AFB, Nev, and the 474th AEMS and 474th MMS inactivated.
 
The units that moved to Nellis absorbed the resources of
 
an inactivating wing. Gaining the 474th CSG, 474th
 
Tactical Hospital, and 474th Supply Squadron, the 474th
 
Wing became host unit for Nellis. There it acquired the
 
F-Ill equipped 4527th CCTS. On January 20, 1968 the
 
428th TFS organized Detachment 1, which also received F
 
-111 aircraft. This detachment deployed c. March 18 to
 
November 22, 1968 to Southeast Asia. On May 15, 1968 the
 
429th TFS discontinued attachment to another wing and
 
rejoined the 474th Wing without personnel or equipment.
 
A former component, the 430th TFS, became part of the
 
wing on September 15, 1968. Tactical components of the
 
wing received their initial F-ills between November 1968
 
and March 1969 and began training for proficiency in the
 
new weapon system. The 4527th CCTS trained F-111
 
aircrews for the wing and for other USAF units until
 
replaced in October 1969 by the 442d TFTS, which assumed
 
the mission. The 4474th TTS, assigned December 1 to June
 
15, 1970, was sparsely manned and never equipped with F
 
-llls. Upon inactivation of the 474th CSG, 474th
 
Tactical Hospital, and 474th Supply Squadron in February
 
1970, the 474th Wing became a tenant at Nellis AFB. Wing
 
assumed an operationally ready status between January 31
 
and September 8, 1971, and from September 1971 initiated
 
tactical exercises for the maintenance of tactical
 
operational proficiency.
 
Over 1,600 tactical and support personnel of the wing
 
deployed on September 27, 1972 to Takhli RTAFB,
 
Thailand, to participate in combat operations in
 
Southeast Asia. A rear echelon of wing headquarters
 
remained at Nellis to control units not deployed. All F
 
-111As of the 474th carried the tail code NA. From
 
Takhli, the 474th participated in Operation Linebacker
 
II when the United States resumed the large scale
 
bombing of North Vietnam.
 
In early 1973, With the suspension of bombing in North
 
Vietnam and the resumption of peace negotiations,
 
inflight refueling requirements decreased markedly. As a
 
result, in late January 1973 many of the augmentee
 
tankers of the 11th Air Refueling Squadron, which has
 
been rotating aircraft and aircrews from Altus AFB,
 
returned to Oklahoma.
 
The 430th TFS returned to the 474th TFW Nellis on March
 
22, 1973 assuming a replacement training unit mission,
 
while the 428th and 429th were assigned to the newly
 
transferred 347th Tactical Fighter Wing from Mountain
 
Home Air Force Base Idaho on July 30, 1973. On August 6
 
the last F-111 aircraft and crews were transferred to
 
Mountain Home AFB, Idaho, and the 474th Wing absorbed
 
the F-4D aircraft, crews, and resources of the
 
inactivating Tactical Fighter Wing Provisional, 4474th.
 
With the end of hostilities in Southeast Asia, the
 
474th's mission was to train combat-ready force of
 
aircrews and maintained a rapid-reaction capability to
 
execute fighter attacks against enemy forces and
 
facilities in time of crisis. The wing conducted this
 
mission until September 1989, when the wing was
 
inactivated to relieve congestion at Nellis. The F-16s
 
assigned to the wing were transferred to ANG and AFRES
 
squadrons.

A-4Q Skyhawk
Comando de Aviacion Naval (Armada Argentina) - Argentine Navy

Made by 3-A-305 (3-A-305 Design) for http://combatace.com/
 
To use over Thirdwire's A-4B model or A-4Q(available on the Falklands 1982 MOD)
 
Tested on SFP1+sp051506+p080306+MOD Falkland/Malvinas
 
The skin included on this pack was used after the Malvinas War only by the airplane 3-A-309, until it was send to operate on the "25 de Mayo" Aircraft Carrier, when it was painted with the traditional low-vis Armada Argentina Scheme
(available on: http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autoc...p;showfile=8004 )
 
Enjoy!!

Spanish Ejercito del Aire Squadron 401 T-15 (DC-8-52) used as a VIP transport.
 
skin for the Veltro2k DC-8.
 
Enjoy the flight!
 
misalmar.

MiG-23ML JG-9 ´Heinrich Rau` East German Airforce (LSK)
 
 
this skin represents MiG-23ML Fighter Wing 9 mid - late 80´s.
All numbers are historical correct an cover all numbers that were used
for the LSK MiG-23ML´s.
 
Update January 25th 2009: reworked fuselage!!!
 
It is for TMF´s MiG-23ML Flogger-G, will not work on the stock MiG-23s!!! <- IMPORTANT
Special thanks to:
 
- TMF for the outstanding MiG-23 Model
- Marcfighter & Blackrat for their temps
 
read the readme.txt!!!
 
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this skin is released under the freeware licensing agreement
http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showtopic=26131
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I hope you´ll like this skin.
 
 
Peace.
 
 
Carlo "Soulfreak" Vecchi

A simple skin to represent a 50's MATS C-135.
 
Enjoy!

A real black numbered Mig-19S or S-105 at last!
 
You can choose to use the skin with the stock soviet Mig-19 or the local built S-105 mod.
 
 
Readme and Original picture included.
For all Tk's Jet Sim.
 
 
Yours
Paulopanz

Decals for DDR (LSK) applied on silver basic, little edited, skins.
Complete working numbers sets for two versions.
No more not numberd or “00” evil ones planes .
 
Thanks to Delta576 for his “german mig-21mf decals”, that I edited (included).
 
I hope this will add "real" smell variety to your skies.
 
 
Yours
Paulopanz :yes:
 
 
Readme and original pictures included
Works in all Tk's sims

Decals for DDR (LSK) applied on silver basic, little edited, skins.
Complete working numbers sets.
 
No more single, not numberd or “00” evil ones planes .
 
 
 
Thanks to Delta576 for his “german mig-21mf decals”.
 
I hope this will add real smell variety to your skies.
 
 
Yours
Paulopanz
 
 
Readme and original picture included
Works in all TK's Sims

NEW skins mig-21R CSSR 1969

This is a nice skin I take from the web.
I have it in an old book, too.
Made in italy using Wrench's templates.
I hope you like it.
[reloaded]
 
 
 
 
Paulopanz
 
 
 
 
 
 
Readme included.

In case you didn't download my long gun mod for the F-4E-35, here are the decals.ini files for the stock F-4E/long gun mod and the short gun F-4E-35. Also the sharkmouth decals which are slightly different.
 
Add the decals to the Objects-decals folder of course. Add the decals.ini for the version you are using to each texture folder.
 
Mike D.

This is a complete overhaul to the USAF Southeast Asia Phantom II tailcode decals I did some time ago. It is now working for the post October patch for WOV as well as the original install versions. It depicts every USAF camouflaged F-4C/D/E Phantom II unit which flew in Southeast Asia from late 1966 until 1975 (a total of 66 schemes).
 
All new decal art is provided, and many minor corrections were made as new information came to light. The textures are still 1024 pixel but should be considered as a placeholder until my newer higher resolution camo textures are finished. The original random F-4 serial numbers are included if you don't already have them. The new squadronlist.ini has many additional entries, but the default entry designations are unchanged so that you may still fly any missions or campaigns without any editing (although I have revised the descriptions).
 
As before, it adds correct fin tip colors to the vertical fin tips and RHAW antenna housing, and wingtip tape light decals as appropriate for the time periods. Also included is a nose landing gear door decal with the last three digits of the serial number - which is repeated on the inside of the nose gear side fairing door (for F-4Ds only for non-TAC serials 000 thru 039). Although not appearing on every PACAF F-4D, this was very common on many F-4Ds in Southeast Asia. I have presented the most typical (and sometimes more colorful) markings for units - and in some cases even uncoded aircraft (as was typical at Udorn from late 1972 through 1973).
 
Note that many squadrons have multiple entries in the squadron pull-down list, depending upon how many schemes a unit used. (Many squadrons have five or more entries).
 
Enjoy,
 
Mike Druzolowski

Another Yugo Mig with another complete working number decal set for all Thirdwire's jet sims.
Included, as usual, the picture that inspired the skin and the readme.
Quite "real", I think, to add a little more sim flavor to our skies.
More to come, now in testing flights.
 
 
Good night from here.
 
 
Paulopanz

Another little work.
Fly it in SFP2, too.
 
Readme included.
 
 
Ciao
 
 
Paulopanz

The Mig invasion goes on.
SFP2 tested.
Readme included.
 
Enjoy.
 
Paulopanz :yes:

Another Polish eagle.
SFP1/2, WoV and Woe proof.
Readme included.
 
Yours.
 
Paulopanz