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This is only my second attempt at skinning, so don't be too harsh!
The grey Jaguar scheme is the one being used by the RAF today.
The snow scheme was applied to a few Jaguars at Coltishall a few months ago when they went on an exercise to Norway.
I hope you like them!
Credit to Sony Tuckson for the original skins (i just reworked them, he did the difficult stuff).
By Mig_eater530 0 -
This is the "Tigerstripe" skin for the Strike Fighters MiG-19S. This is my third attempt at making a skin for SFP1. If you havent already made this plane flyable in SFP1, then visit MarcFighters or visit the SimHQ forums, and ask how to make it flyable; its easy.
This skin represents about 25 hours of work and is my first which draws on historical facets. It was a HUGE learning experiance. I wanted another nice camo skin, that was actually authentic for the MiG-19 as there are few for this plane. The entire paint job is modeled after a Chinese communist MiG-19/J-6 paintjob I found on the internet. This is from an unknown unit in the Chinese Peoples Republic Air Force.
By pcpilot551 0 -
This is the "Blue Guards" skin for the Strike Fighters MiG-19S. While this skin draws on some historical facets, it is basically a fictitious paint job for the MiG. I just wanted a nice skin, that looked authentic for the MiG-19 as there are few for this plane.
By pcpilot331 0 -
This scheme was painted on an F-6 in colours to symbolise the China-Pakistan friendship, during the F-6's retirement ceremony from PAF service at Samungli AB .
The ceremony actually served three purposes; to mark the retirement of the F-6, to welcome the F-7PG into service, and to celebrate the Sino-Pak friendship. The PAF began to rely on China for new technologies after the 1965 India-Pakistan War, when the US suspended its military aid to both countries. India turned to Russia for its arms support, while the F-6 became the first tangible evidence of Pakistan's relationship with China.
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This skin depicts a F-6 of Pakistan AF 19 Sqdn "Warhawks" based at Mianwali Air Base.The skin is for Crab_02's F-6.
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This skin depicts a F-6A of Pakistan AF 15 Sqdn "Cobras" based at Kamra Air Base.These markings were painted on the CO's a/c of the 15 Sqdn.
This skin is for Crab_02's PAF F-6A.
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70's conflict camo Mig-19S
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Bulgarian Air force mig-19s in later use camo colors.
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Egyptian Mig-19 in an early grey camo.
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Mig 19s in colors of the Indonesian Air Force.
(by Soulfreak)
By Guest215 1 -
Repaint of the default skin offering the Farmer in PAF service.
By nosecone119 0 -
AURI Fishbeds flew with this eyecatching scheme for a number of years. Readme and decals included.
By nosecone129 0 -
Semi-fictional Bulgarian AF skin.
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semi-fictional Mig-15UTI skin.
Fixed decale problem.
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MiG 17. Of the Afgahnistan Air Force.
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This skin is based on a profile by ..someone! dunno who. :)
Unzip to the Strike Fighters>Object>Aircraft>MiG-17F folder, and it will be put into its own directory: Afgahni 109
open up the Mig 17 ini in the Mig-17F main folder, and add this to the end
[TextureSetXXX]
Directory=Afgahni 109
Name=Afgahni MiG 17
Nation=Afgahnistan
Squadron=
Specular=0.30
Glossiness=0.85
Reflection=0.00
replace the XXX with the number after the previous entry, ie.
[TextureSet004]
Directory=White Wing F104J
Name=F104J White Wing
Nation=Japan
Squadron=207 Hikotai
Specular=0.30
Glossiness=0.85
Reflection=0.00
[TextureSet005]
Directory=Afgahni 109
Name=Afgahni MiG 17
Nation=Afgahnistan
Squadron=
Specular=0.30
Glossiness=0.85
Reflection=0.00
also my first use of decals. thanks for gramps for showing me how, S! :).
any problems, email me at the address below.
enjoy!
Originally released November 2003.
Greg 'geg' Thomas
etendard@gmail.com
By geg150 0
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