Templates for Pasko's F-80 'Shooting Star' and F-94 'Starfire'
 
These are Photoshop (psd) templates I created off the original skin bmps, with redrawn panel lines, rivets, and various and sundry other goodies. All credit goes to the original skin creator, who's name I cannot find having lost the original readmes that came with the aircraft. They are the same size as the original skin maps.
They should be usable for creating skins for the T-33 as well, with some slight modifications, mostly in the nose gun area (as the T-birds sometimes only carried 2 MGs, if any).
 
The template is broken down into various labeled layers to help you figure out what goes where. For those attempting skins for the T-bird, I'd reccomend creating a NEW layer for the section that houses the nose guns (body.bmp) by adding that skin map to this psd as a new layer.
You'll note there is NO "LeftWing.psd", as the right and left wings are mapped identically. After creating the left wing's skin map, all you'll need to do is a "save as" in PhotoShop or any other image viewer, LeftWing.bmp. This will create the new skin map, without all the hassle and HD space taking of having 2 different psds. There is NO difference in the mapping! Do not worry!! That's how I created the skins for the various P/F-80s and F-94s Ive released over the last couple of years!
 
Happy Skinning!
Wrench
kevin stein

VMA(AW)-242 A-6 Skins by Sundowner
 
This is for Monty CZ's A-6. Just drop into the A-6 folder and fly.
 
Thanks to Sundowner for another great skin.

This skin depicts a RF-84F of Italian AF(AMI) 3^ Aerobrigata(Wings) 18° Gruppo(Group) based at Villafranca Air Base.
 
Thanks Soulfreak for your template. Danke GMG für das Modell
 
Stefano "Steve" S.
September 2008

This is the Swedish J-26 P-51 B Mustang, located at F16 and used during and after ww2 in the Swedish Air Force 1945-1954.
 
read more about them here:
http://www.avrosys.nu/aircraft/Jakt/114J26.htm
(in english)
 
http://www.silvervingar.se/silvervingar_frs-45_gfsu_f16.html
http://www.silvervingar.se/Kungl%20Uppland..._Mustangen.html
(in swedish)
 
credits goes to WOLF257 for creating the models
Wrench for the original skin.
 
Thanks to Wolf257 for re-releasing all his WW2 aircraft.
 
GREETINGS AND THANKS TO THE SFP1/WoV/WoE-COMMUNITY AND IT'S MEMBERS.

This is the Swedish J-26 P-51 D Mustang, located at F16 and used during and after ww2 in the Swedish Air Force 1945-1954.
 
read more about them here:
http://www.avrosys.nu/aircraft/Jakt/114J26.htm
(in english)
 
http://www.silvervingar.se/silvervingar_frs-45_gfsu_f16.html
http://www.silvervingar.se/Kungl%20Uppland..._Mustangen.html
(in swedish)
 
credits goes to WOLF257 for creating the models
Wrench for the original skin.
 
Thanks to Wolf257 for re-releasing all his WW2 aircraft.
 
GREETINGS AND THANKS TO THE SFP1/WoV/WoE-COMMUNITY AND IT'S MEMBERS.

Here's a paintscheme of what an F-22 would look like painted in the southeast asia color scheme used during the vietnam war.
 
Released under Combatace freeware licensing terms. Enjoy

F-15K Slam Eagle : Re Package Skin Ver 1.0
 
Thanks and credit to the makers of the aircraft model and templates.
 
Decal Works by 벨카人 (Belkan).
 
Install skin to your F-15K folder.

Some stencils for skinning WW2 Luftwaffe aircraft
 
These are some psds I created for 'doing up' all those bothersome warning tags and labels and general info stuff as seen on the Bf-109s and Fw-190s. They can probalby be used on just about any WW2 Luftwaffe aircraft needing or using them.
 
The various 'thingys' consist of the fuel triangles, oleo extension marking, tire pressures, lift points and other servicing bits.
They were taken via the 'export picture' function in Adobe PDF from various and sundry Aero Detail books I have on PDF.
 
They are QUITE large, and will require downsizing to fit on your aircraft skin template. I disremember how far down, but for the most part they DO remain viewable on a 1024x1024 skin. Best way to do this, is copy out the section (they're all invidual layers), drop it onto the skin template, guesstimate the shrinkage, delete THAT item, and then copy/paste into a NEW image, then reduce it in size, and copy/paste the newly resized unit onto the skin template. Lots of unnecessary steps, I'm sure! :)
 
If you're used to working with multiple layers, it's pretty easy!
 
Happy Stencling!
Wrench
kevin stein