(Torch Part II)
 
This is a recreation of a P-40F of the Desert Air force, with USA recognition markins. It is actually for Capun's P-40E. Read the readme. Enjoy!
 
Scrapper

New skin and some ini mods for Russo's superb N model Jug.
Represents the 36th FBS, had they had Thunderbolts. Ini mods reflect latest patches, and the addition of formation and landing lights. Includes serial and buzz numbers for 36 aircraft. Serials are actual P-47N numbers.
You must have the latest weapons pack for this to work. Also, please read the readme for more informations
 
With thanks to Russo for the aircraft, and especially for the templates!
 
Enjoy!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

Pilot - Captain Roscoe Brown with the 100th FS, 322nd FG, also know as the
Tuskegee Airmen. He shot down two German aircraft, including an Me.262 on
March 24, 1945 during an escort mission to Berlin.
 
Cool paint job - $30.
150 rounds of .50 Cal Cartridges - $3.
Never lost a bomber while on escort duty - Priceless!!!
 
Note: aircraft was named 'Bunnie' in honour of his daughter.
 
Thanks to suhsjake, for his good template.
 
This skin is for Wolf257's P-51d-30. Enjoy!
 
Scrapper

"What If..." version of Zur's Canadair Sabre as (almost) used by the Israeli Air Force. Full mod, that creates a new country-specific aircraft.
Mods to avioncs, gunsights and loadouts. Complete with 2 skins for late 50/early 60 style 2-tone, and 1970s style 3 tone. PLEASE read the read me for more details and installation instructions.
 
With thanks to Zur and all who helped.
 
Wrench
Kevin Stein

A little mod of the Thirdwire F-4E.
 
This is taken from the WINGMAN series of books by Mack Maloney.
 
Included in this .rar are The aircraft files, a new loading screen and pilots.
 
Special thanks to:
Wrench for allowing me to modify one of his pilot's skins.
Saganuay for teaching me the art of the hex editor.
TK for giving us a great platform on which to be creative and have so much fun with.
 
and last but not least.... Sailor Jerry rum for hours of enjoyment and helping me get through this trial and error.
 
This is a freeware mod and CANNOT be used in any commercial products. If you want to modify or use it
in a freeware project, PM me here.
 
Read me file is included , so please READ it!
 
HrntFixr

Royal Navy FG2 with 7 skins

What-If Aviation proudly presents the BAe Systems Skyhawk FG.3a! Based on the Third-Wire A-4F model.
 
Skins by the very talented Sundowner.

West German Luftwaffe A-4E Skyhawk for SF, WoV & WoE:
 
This is a mod the stock 3rd Wire A-4E Skyhawk joining the ranks of "What If..." they had been purchased by the West German Air Force, to replace their Fiat G-91s while awaiting the arrival of the Tornado IDS, in the light to medium attack/strike role. (due to 'unforseen delays' in the Toros)
 
I feel an aircraft like the Scooter is almost perfect for the European environment: light, fast, manuverable, good weapons fits, easy to fly and maintain, survivable, etc.
Did I mention it was fun to fly???
 
This is a full aircraft mod tested in SF, WoV, and totally designed for WoE.
This aircraft is designed with the latest Weapons Pak in mind, and has had it's loadouts adjusted accordingly.
I also 'split' the hardpoints, to allow for asymetrical loads on the outboard pylons.
It uses the stock A-4F cockpit (supplied via the cat file! - saves on space in the d/load)
 
I've also repainted the stock gunsight tga, by making in a brighter yellow. Makes it easier to see for us old folks ;)
Also, it is reccomened that you grab 'Range Counter Fix' for the Skyhawks. .
There's also a real nice 'photoreal' cockpit upgrade for F model Scooters.
Both are available here at CombatAce ... I reccomend them!
 
This is version 2 of this mod, as there were some issues I need to fix, and had relased the other before total completion.
If you d/led the original, I suggest deleting it and getting this upgraded version. Sorry for the inconvience
 
Skin created using stock 3rd Wire templates.
Camo pattern by Gramps; modified for European-style colors (thanks Richard!!)
 
 
Good Hunting & Happy Landings!
Wrench
Kevin Stein