These are flight dynamics (Flight Model, FM, etc.) files ONLY. They do not contain models, skins, cockpits, or any other files, other than the FM itself.
 
They were developed using Kreelin's AeroConvert, and data from the USAF's "Have Doughnut" tac evaluation, performed in 1969.
 
The FM's are somewhat of a compromise, in that, while they are tailored to both mimic the real aircraft's performance in turn rate, sustained G, landing and takeoff speeds,(etc.) as much as possible, they do not impose unreasonable limits on the aircraft under AI control.
 
In short, their stall behavior is somewhat benign, yet, they can enter an almost unrecoverable spin, if you insist on flying them in a ham-fisted manner.
 
The only issue I have with them, is one imposed upon me by time-constraints. And that is, I feel that they are about 25-30 knots too slow when flying just above sea-level, at full military power (not in afterburner).

334 Skvadron in the late 50's and early 60's.

semi-temperate 3 tone Iraqi camo.

This really just a redecal of my Syrain AF skin.

VF21 skin for F-4B (circa 1965), based on Sundowner's excellent templates
 
Adapted by
Sony Tuckson

This skin represents the 8 F-4F Rhinos of the 35th TFW from 1974-1978.
they flew with US-markings. they were used to train german F-4F crews.

This skin represents the Rhinos of FighterWing 74 "Mölders" ca. 1982.
you can choose from 14 different planes. includet are the 3 Sharkmouthed
Planes that flew at the TLP (Tactical Leadership Program) 4/82 Jever.
All these 14 planes have the historical correct numbers.
this skin is not for the stock F-4F from TW. It is for the 3rd partie F-4F_early.
 
Many thanks go to Sundowner for his outstanding templates. keep up your great work Sundowner!!!

Koninklijke Luchtmacht - F-86K Kaasjager
This skin is based on the plane Q-283 from 700 squadron, now gate guardian at Twenthe AFB.