SF/WO* Aircraft Skins

fictional La-11 skin depicting the 21st mercenary squad over the Parani desert.

The original Aircraft was an AT-6G (we don't have it so I use Harvard IDF by The Wrench) of EALA 13/72 Algeria 1958.
 
To install, just drop the EALA1372 folder in your HarvardIIB_IDF folder.
Thanks to Bunyap for the original AT-6 ; to The Wrench for the Harvard and the templates.
 
And a very big Thanks to my skinning professor : Sony Tuckson.
 
Any feedback will be appreciate.

Original aicraft by Pasko. Repaint based on an FAA Martlet Mk.III. See original
readme for further details. Painted aircaft again with different desert texture.

VF-871 RCN Squadron for the Hawker Sea Fury FB.11/Mk.50
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History:
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The RCN equipped Nos 803 and 883 Squadrons (later designated VF-870 and VF-871) with the Hawker SEA FURY. these squadrons flew 75 Sea Furies from February, 1948 to April, 1957 operating from both HMCS Magnificent and its replacement, HMCS Bonaventure. One of the Sea Fury's acquired was a Mk.10 while the other 74 were F.B. Mk.11s. These were both single seat fighters and fighter-bombers, and were similar except that the Mk 11s were equipped to carry the 100/1,000 pound jettisonable wing bomb carriers. The outer portions of the wings of both models could be folded upwards hydraulically to facilitate stowage below decks on an aircraft carrier.
 
 
Installation:
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You must first have the SeaFury_v1 bt Simon Porter in order to install these skins.
Unzip to your /Objects/Aircraft/SeaFury folder.
 
Go fly
 
 
*I have also included RCN themed Loading and Hangar screens. backup your originals just in case you don't like mine. Thanks to RCAF.com and Airliners.net for the images and information.
 
 
Credits:
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I would like to thank Simon Porter for all the hard work he put into creating the Sea Fury. Thanks to Saguanay for reference material and also to David Hanvey and Paul Barry who created a wonderful FS 2004 model of the Sea Fury which I used as reference.
Have fun!
 
Tim "Canada" Elliott

F4U-1C "Corsair" modification for SF/WoV/WoE WW2 PTO installs
 
This package is a simple mod to the existing F4U-1C created by Wolf257. It includes mods to the data, loadout and cockpit ini. There is also a new skin, representing VMF-311 in late 1944 to the end of the war time frame. And a few other bits and goodies.
 
The loadout has been modified from the original, as I've discoverd the -1Cs only used the inboard rocket rails. Also, I've changed the centerline station's drop tank type to use Geo's from his Hellcat. It's much closer to the actual shape and size. -- so you MUST have the latest weapons pak, and/or Geo's Hellcat installed to make use of his tank!!!! (it also makes real good sense to have Wolf's WW2 planes pak installed, to have the -1C Corsair, as well)
 
Please read the enclosed readme for full, detailed instructions, plus notes, comments and general mayhem.
 
Happy Landings!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

Mosquito FB.Mk.VI
110 Squadron, Israeli Air Force (Ramat David) 1956
 
The IDF/AF bought about 30 Mosquito FB.VIs from France. This skin and set of decals for the Suez Crisis represents 110 Squadron (Reserve).
 
Some of the detail of Gramps' original skin have been retained.
 
Enjoy
 
LloydNB

The SK-14 was actually a license built NA 16-4M (So actually the tail gunner and guns should be removed but I'm not into 3-d modelling)
It was produced from 1939 up to 1946 and used as a trainer. Credits
 
Credits
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Model by Bunyap
Original Skin by Gramps (5 Sqn RAAF on Bougainville, 1943)
Cockpit by Wolf (actually the P-40B cockpit, with some re-texturing by Charles)
Pilot by Geo
Gunner by Capun
Flight model, data files, screens and package by Charles
Skin and screens by me
 
//knug

2 Swedish SK-16 Harvard skins for SFP1/WoE/WoV
The (North American/Noorduyn AT-16) SK-16 Harvard was an advanced trainer in the Swedish airforce from 1945-1974 !
 
Credits
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Model by Bunyap
Skin template by Bunyap,
Cockpit by Wolf with some re-texturing by Charles and The Wrench
Pilot by Geo
Gunner by Capun
Flight model, data files by Charles
Skins and screens by me
 
//knug

Grumman Martlet Mk I (1940-1941)
 
For the F4F-4 Wildcat by Pasko - original skin by Gramps, cockpit by Kesselbrut and FM by Starfighter.
 
The first Wildcat used by the Fleet Air Arm were 53 Grumman G-36a Martlet I, and 6 Grumman G-36a Martlet III diverted from a French order which had not been delivered before the Fall of France in 1940. The aircraft were all delivered to the British Purchasing Commission on 23 August 1940 and transferred to the first FAA unit 804 squadron at Hatston, 778 squadron at Arbroath, 759 squadron at Yeovilton and 802 squadron at Donisbristle from September through to November 1940.
 
Engine Wright R-1820-G205 Cyclone
Supercharger Single Stage - two speed
Wings Fixed
No. of Guns 4
Rounds per gun 430

N1K2-J 'George" Update For SF/WoV/WoE WW2: PTO installs
 
This is an update to Wolf257's N1K2-J "George" IJN fighter.
 
As stated, this mod, consisting of 2 new skins, data and loadout ini mods is designed to update things to the most current standard. Weapons loadouts have been adjusted for "Imperial Japan" usage, lights have been repositioned, and some tweeks to the data ini, mostly in hardpoints, loadings and an enhanced AI section added, along with switching over to 'metric' readouts for those that play with the info sections visible in the lower left corner.
 
The first skin represents 343 Kokoutai - all 3 Squadrons-, Genda's "Squadron of Experts", in the Home Defense role circa early 1945-to the end of the war. I've redrawn all the panel lines, added my 'interperative' rivet lines (meaning no claims to accuracy are made!), worn and dirtied it up some. Individual aircraft numbers are 'best guess' based on a few profiles, and some info I've gathered on IJN numbering sequences. Therefore, 100% accuracy is NOT claimed for these as well.
 
Skin #2, ie "IJN2" represents aircraft from the Yokosuka Air Group (couldn't find the number), and is very heavily weathered. (my first attempt at the 'peeled paint', so be kind! - I DO have some ideas on how to improve it.)
 
Included also is a repainted bmp for the Zeke cockpit (as it's used on the George), that 'hides'' the MG breeches, kinda.
I've even enclosed my George hangar and loading screens, for those that don't already have them. They're the same ones, so if you've got them already...no biggie (just so's ya know), and the damaged tga for the shot-up look.
 
The screenshot above, is the 343 Kokutai skin.
 
==REMEMBER: YOU MUST HAVE THE LATEST WEAPONS PAK INSTALLED TO GET THE WW2 WEAPONS!!==
 
 
PLEASE read the enclosed readme for full, detailed install instructions, plus various notes, commentaries and general mental wanderings....
 
Happy Hunting!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

Mitsubishi Ki-21 "Sally" Skin & Ini update package for SF/WoV/WoE WW2: PTO installs
 
This little package will upgrade Wolf's IJAAF bomber to fit more with current standards of loads, lights.
 
It includes 2 skins, the first for 12 Sentai as seen in Southeast Asia (Thailand) circa 1943, and the second for 98 Sentai, Phillipine Islands, for most of the war.. The skins have newly redrawn panel lines, 'interperative' rivets added (meaning I claim no historical accuracy for their placement), simulated fabric surfaces, simulated fuselage windows, plus general dirt and weathering added.
 
This package contains tweeked data ini that corrects some loadout diffuculties (not being able to carry the full bomb load), and adjusted running lights. Also included is a 'new' wav file for the engines.
 
Remembe, you must have the latest weapons pak to get the WW2 bombs and guns and stuff!!!
 
Please read the enclosed readme for full, easy-to-follow install instructions and other stuff.
 
Enjoy!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

A6M5 Zero Skin and Ini Updates: for SF/WoV/WoE WW2, PTO installs
 
This little modification includes several small changes to the several inis and a re-skin for ArmorDave's A6M5 "Zeke" IJN fighter. Included are tweeked data, loadout, cockpit and main inis with adjustments to the latest standards. All the running lights have been re-positioned. The aircraft IS carrier-capable, already having the tailhook.
 
The skin, from a new template created by me from the original Volks & Lansen skins, is included. It represents 331 Kokutai sometime in 1944. All panel and rivet lines have been redrawn, with all the little 'detail' and 'interior' bits from the originals - so they get credit too!!! Included are individual aircraft number decals for approx 36 aircraft, with a filler for the "off the list" numbers.
 
I've also given you some other gunsight tgas, so you can choose between them.
 
= You MUST have the latest Weapons Pak installed for the WW2 Weapons!!! =
 
And, obviously, you must have AD's Zero's installed to use the package....
 
Please read the enclosed readme for full install instructions; The Son of Heaven, His Imperial Majesty requests that you do so....and we all know what a request from the Emperor means
 
Happy Hunting!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

A6M2 Zero Skin and Ini Updates: for SF/WoV/WoE WW2, PTO installs
 
This little modification includes small changes to several inis and a re-skin for ArmorDave's A6M2 "Zeke" IJN fighter. Included are also tweeked data, loadout, cockpit and main inis with adjustments to the latest standards. All the running lights have been re-positioned. The aircraft IS carrier-capable, already having the tailhook.
 
The skin, from a new template created by me from the original Volks & Lansen skins, is included. It represents 251 Kokutai approximately mid-1942. All panel and rivet lines have been redrawn, with all the little 'detail' and 'interior' bits from the originals - so they get credit too!!! Included are individual aircraft number decals for approx 18 aircraft, with a filler for the "off the list" numbers.
 
I've also given you some other gunsight tgas, so you can choose between them.
 
= You MUST have the latest Weapons Pak installed for the WW2 Weapons!!! =
 
And, obviously, you must have AD's Zero's installed to use the package....
 
The Commander of the Combined Fleets REQUIRES you to read the enclosed readme, that contains all the necessary instructions for installation. If not, you must take the only Honorable Way Out...
 
Happy Hunting!
Wrench
kevin stein
 
(yes, I know I'm reusing the same screenie ... you all know how lazy I am by now...)

G4M2 Betty Update: for SF/WoV/WoE WW2, PTO installs
 
This little modification includes several small changes to the data, loadout and a partial re-skin for ArmorDave's G4M2 Betty IJN bomber. Included is also a cockpit ini (based off Pasko's Mosquito) for those perverts that like to fly bombers. The cockpit itself, however, is NOT included.
 
The data ini update includes tweeks to the weapons stations, creating a semi-conformal mount for the Type 91 torpedo, slightly adjusted bomb loads, repositioning the running lights, repositioning the exhaust emitters so now each engine leaves a trail; small adjustments to the turrets, the additions of the nose and waist gunner stations; which at present are NOT working (see note below for more info and plea for help!)
 
I say partial re-skin, as I'm ONLY including the one skin bmp, partly repainted to represent aircraft from 752 Kokutai. Included are individual number decals for 18 aircraft, plus one 'generic' stand-in for those off the end of the list...Only the one skin bmp is included; you'll be copy/pasting the other from the 'Green' skin folder over to the 752 skin folder.
 
The other skin folder, represents aircraft from 763 Kokutai. Both the skin bmps are NOT included -- you'll be copying them over from the original "Green" skin folder.
 
= You MUST have the latest Weapons Pak installed for the WW2 Weapons!!! =
 
And, obviously, you must have AD's Betty installed to use the package....
 
PLEASE read the enclosed readme for fairly simple, easy to follow install instructions. Also, His Imperial Majesty, the Emporer requires you read the "Other Notes" section. If not, there's an Okha with your name on it....
 
Enjoy!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

An IAF MiG-21bis(IAF Type 95) of no. 4 Sqdn "Oorials" in Aggressor markings. This skin is for howling1's Type 95(IAF) Fishbed included in his IAF MiG mod pack.

This skin is for howling1's Type 77 MiG-21(FL) included in his 1st Supersonics IAF MiG pack. It represents a MiG-21FL of IAF's No. 8 Sqdn "Eight Pursoots".

an all grey skin for howling1's IAF Type 77 MiG-21(FL). Included in this skin are serial numbers of four IAF MiG-21s that took part actively in the 1971 war. Details of those MiGs in the readme.

a MiG-21FL of Red Archers.

a MiG-21FL skin representing IAF No. 30 Sqdn "Rhinos" for howling1's IAF Type 77 MiG-21(FL).

a MiG-21FL of No. 8 Sqdn "Eight Pursoots.

This paint scheme depicts a Grey MiG-21MF(IAF Type 96B) of IAF . This skin is for howling1's Type 96B MiG.

This paint scheme depicts the first HAL built MiG-21M(IAF Type 96) delivered to the IAF . This skin is for howling1's Type 96 MiG-21

This paint scheme depicts a MiG-21MF(IAF Type 96B) of No. 101 "Falcons" Sqdn Indian Air Force . This skin is for howling1's Type 96B MiG-21(MF)

This paint scheme depicts a 37 sqdn MiG-21MF(IAF Type 96B) . This skin is for howling1's Type 96B MiG-21.
**the size of this file is very small , you have to copy texture files from the 7sq folder, as 7 sqdn and 37 sqdn flew with the same paint scheme. included in this file are 37 sq logo and 10 serial numbers.**

This paint scheme depicts a 35 sqdn MiG-21M(IAF Type 96) . This skin is for howling1's Type 96 MiG-21.
**you have to copy texture files from the 101sq folder.**
 
copy the following from the 101 sq folder within Type 96 folder.
 
Mig-21MF_Body.bmp
Mig-21MF_LeftWing.bmp
Mig-21MF_Nose.bmp
Mig-21MF_RightWing.bmp
 
**Warning: Do not copy MiG-21MF_Tail.bmp from 101 sq folder**
 
from the 101 sq folder within Type 96 folder.
 
I did not include the texture files because 35 Sqdn's MiG-21Ms were painted in the same scheme as that of the 101 sqdn's MiG-21Ms.
 
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No. 35 Sqdn "Rapiers"
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In 1977 the squadron was specially selected to convert to the Electronic Warfare (EW) role. Re-equipped with modified Canberra B(I) 58s and MiG-21Ms, the squadron moved to Bareilly AFS in 1978. In 1997, the squadron's Canberras were withdrawn and 'B' flight re-equipped with EW-equipped MiG-21Ms. Since the 1980s, No.35 Squadron has played an important role in collaborating with DRDO in the evaluation of EW systems and armaments. The unit also fills and important training role. In addition to providing support to offensive air operations, the 'Rapiers' play a crucial role in providing flying effort towards EW related training for the IAF's own air defense units.