VA-97 skin during Operation Linebacker. Use for the awesome Mirage Factory A-7E.
 
Thanks and credit goes to the Mirage Factory, Column5, BPAo and anyone else who
put the product together.
 
 
Note: This updated skin includes the CAG's bird and some minor tweaks.

This is the Skin for FastCargo´s F-5B, from the 23rd Wing, Spanish Air Force, the fighter-attack school unit. This files are under the conditions of the CombatAce Freeware Agreements.
 
Thanks to FastCargo for his permission.
 
Este es el Skin del F5-B es de la ALA 23 del Ejercito del Aire Español, el ala escuela de caza y ataque. Quedan bajo las condiciones de los Acuerdos de Freeware de CombateAce
 
Agradezco a FastCargo su permiso.
 
 
 
 

Mirage IIICJ Shahak for WOI (Air Superiority Grey)
 
This package includes the three known Mirage III CJ Shahak of the IAF that received the air superiority scheme in the mid-70s, when serving in No. 117 Squadron.
 
No. 117 First Jet Squadron - 1975-1979
No. 253 The Negev Squadron - 1979-1981
No. 254 The Midland Squadron - 1981-1982
 
Read the readme!
 
CREDITS:
Original skins - Thirdwire
Repaints - wilco
Decals and inis - wilco
Testing - ekek, Stick
 
Have fun!
 
Team Flying Dragon (alex70b, ekek, guyran, Stick, wilco)
 
Released under the CombatAce Fair-Use License.
If you have any problems or comments, contact us at CombatAce.

AAC F-4E (for WoV & WoE)
 
This texture and decal pack was made at the request of Rick1, who served in the AAC.
The skin depicts the F-4Es assigned to the 21st TFW in the late ‘70s. The 21st TFW was under the Alaskan Air Command and, at the time, had two tactical flying units, namely, the 18th and the 43rd TFS (markings included for both units).
 
See instructions and credits in the attached readme. Texture resolution is 1024x1024.
 
Have fun!
 
Blade

Curtiss Hawk H-75A
GC I/4, 2 Escadille
Dakar, Senegal Summer 1942
 
Just copy the GC_I-4 folder into your installation of Wrench's Hawk75A_AdA and happy flying.

Besides the US Navy, the US Marines and the French Navy a third customer used the famous Gunfighter.
The Philippines bought about 35 secondhand F-8H from the US Navy storages, of which 10 would serve as parts donors.
All these Saders were in fact refurbished F-8D's. Here's a couple with incorrect tail numbers (sorry) from the 7th TFS.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Thanks to BPAo ( ), Pedro, Column5, all others and CombatAce!

Republic P-47D-25 Thunderbolt, 1 GAC, Força Aérea Brasileira, Italy 1944


 

= for SF/SFG/WoV/WoE WW2: MTO Installs =


 
For Wolf257s "BubbleTop Jug", this skin and decal set represents the FAB squadron as seen when attached to the USAAF 350th FG, 12th Air Force in Italy during WW2.
 
The skin accuratly represents the colors and marking of 1oGAVCA, with correct Flight call letter/numbers, and with the excpeting of 5 or 6 serial numbers, the acutal aircraft as flown by them at the time. The only departure from pure historicality, is that the Squadon Command and Squadron Executive Officer flew aircraft left in their natural metal finsh, which is here shown in the OD/Gray. Sorry about that, folks! So, historical ratting drops to about 94-95%, due to that fact, and the 'missing' serial numbers. Rest assured, however, the serial shown are for the proper sub-variant of the Jug.
 
As always, it's reccomended you unzip this package to a temp folder or your desktop, or somewhere's else that's easy to find to gain access to the rest of this readme for full, detailed install instructions. As this is simply a add-on skin/decal set, you shouldn't have any problem installing it.
 
Good Hunting!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

Although not an Italian or German skin, it is an Italian plane, so I thought
this to be the right place.
 
A Fiat G.91R-4 from Esquadra 121, based at BA12 - Bissau / Bissalanca in the period 1973 - 1974.
After the PAIGC started using SA-7 Strela MANPADs the FAP camouflaged its Fiats in this dark green 'anti-radiation' paint,
developed by personnel of the OGMA (Oficina Geral de Material Aeronautico) facilities in Portugal. This camouflage was to
become widespread between all aircraft used in the Portuguese colonies in the mid-1970s.
 
Just a quick job I did, hope you like it. Maybe not completely the right tone of green, but it's better than nothing right?!
 
Credits:
-Based on the skin by Erikgen.
-http://forum.combatace.com/topic/26131-freeware-licensing/
 
 
UPDATE : gave the green colour a better hue, with more of an olive green feel as it should be.