Here's a pack containing three full skinpack for Razbam's excellent Able Dogs. The pack includes:
 
*19 VA-25 AD-6 with full correct markings including the "577" Mig Killer
*24 VA-145 AD-6 with correct markings and correct nose numbers
*24 VA-196 AD-7 with correct markings and correct nose numbers
 
Skins are 1024*1024 and based on mppd's wonderfull template.

6° Stormo A. Fusco, 154° Gruppo - 1970s
This skin depicts the tipical italian starfighter paint scheme used in the 70s, in NATO tactical camouflage with large national markings and big white numbers.
The Squadron was disbanded after the armistice in 1943 and reformed in 1952 as a fighter-bombers squadron, the insignia is the famous Red Devil and it's named after Alfredo Fusco, ace and Medaglia d'Oro al Valore recipient, shot down during WWII over Albania.
 
In 1965 154° Gruppo was awarded the "NATO flying safety" award, totaling 5000 hrs without any accident. Quite remarkable, since they were flying the dreaded Zipper!
 
 
This skin is for the original Third Wire F-104G model only. Installation instruction in the readme.txt included.

C-130H skins by Bib and USAFMTL
Drop into your C-130H folder and fly.
 
I did a low vis drop tank so back up your old one if you want to use it. It goes in the weapons folder (you must use the weps pack to get a weps folder)
 
Thanks to Dels for the plane and the templates.

These two missions, "Death Valley" and "Mountain Thunder" are written for the AmericaNW Mountain Thaw terrain mod I posted the other day, found here; http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autom...p;showfile=5419
Just unzip and place them in your Missions folder.

C-130H As flown by 37 Squadron Royal Australian Air Force.
 
Read the Readme.txt

These are the Photoshop templates for my C-130H Ver 1.0, so that others can make skins for it.
 
Enjoy!

This is a fictional VTOL jet inspired by the Kestrel jet from the Amiga games Zeewolf and Zeewolf 2. It is similar to the Harrier, but lighter and with vastly more powerful turbofan which, while making pop-up'n'fire-attacks a breeze, does guzzle up fuel at a rather alarming rate when in hover mode.
 
Features:
 
Custom cockpit by yours truly.
 
Skin template included for your skinning pleasures.
 
3 skins:
 
Ferris-type experimental camo
 
Swedish Navy Gripen-style camo
 
USMC Desert camo
 
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People whose textures I've shamelessly borrowed/ripped off:
 
Kesselbrut - Vigi pit for the side consoles
 
Batman - Random gauges from the excellent F-4J cockpit because I was too lazy to do them myself :)
 
The rest of the pit is mine, however.
 
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Other info:
 
This is a work in progress and subsequent refinements will be posted as time permits. In the meantime, I'll be grateful for any comments/suggestions.
 
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Legal stuff:
 
Sell or claim this as your own work and I will bust your kneecaps, steal your mother, rape your TV and smash your f***ing head in.
 
Same goes for trying to sneak this into some payware package.
 
Nils 'Julhelm' Dücker

Mikoyan MiG 9 Strike Fighters Project One Add-on by Timmy and Lexx_Luthor.
 
In response to a state requirement issued in February 1945 for a pure jet fighter, the MiG OKB developed a twin-engine, straight-wing aircraft that was given the designation of "I-300". It was also referred to by the internal OKB code of "izdeliye F (model or product F)". And was finally designated "MiG-9" by the Soviet Union and code named "Fargo" by NATO. The first of three prototype performed its initial flight on 24 April 1946, with test pilot Alexei N. Grinchik at the controls, making it the first Soviet pure jet aircraft to take to the sky. It beat its competitor, the Yakovlev Yak-15 jet fighter, into the air by only an hour.
 
There are six skins included. One basic Soviet Silver version. One Soviet silver with lightning bolts. One People's Republic of China - silver with red nose and wingtips. One PRC solid green camoflage. One PRC Grey/Green Camoflage. One fictional Polish scheme.