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Strike fear into the hearts of the Hun when you comest in this unquestionable shape. There will be no wondering whether thou art a spirit of health or goblin damned, or if thou bringest with airs from Heaven or blasts from Hell. Your intents will be most assuredly wicked. (apologies to Shakey Bill fans everywhere for my paraphrasing of his Hamlet's diatribe)
Enjoy!
Lou
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By RAF_Louvert54 0 -
This skin was created after Ernst Udet's D.V skin as made by Paarma / OBD.
You may fly it at Udet's side in Jasta 37, Phalempin, in summer 1917. Enjoy!
Unzip the file to:
[your game folder] > campaigns > CampaignData > skins
By Olham63 0 -
This is a skin for an Albatros D.Va OAW from Jasta 77b, 1918.
Albatros D.Va OAW were based at Vraignes aerodrome from 18. April - 23. April 1918
and at Foucaucourt-en-Santerre from 24. April - 30. May 1918.
The Jastas of the German kingdoms Bayern, Württemberg and Sachsen had the additional
letters b, w or s behind their numbers. So this skin is for the Bavarian unit Jasta 77.
The Balkenkreuz shows, that it's flying in 1918.
The emblem is showing a phantasy creature, a kind of Bavarian chimera: the "Wolpertinger";
an animal made of the parts of various creatures.
I want to thank OvS and Paarma for their countless original skins, from which I always work.
To get the skin into your sim, unzip it to:
[your game folder] > campaigns > CampaignData > skins
By Olham59 0 -
For MFJ 1 (Marine-Feldjagdstaffel) I wanted a skin, that would suit the Naval situation;
that would somehow fit with the north sea. And so I picked one of Paarma's skins, that
had an overall Lozenge camouflage - even on the fuselage. (I forgot, who's skin it was
originally - sorry).
The dark greyish-blue-green colours fitted well with MFJ-1's colour, which is yellow.
This Albatros D.Va shows the Balkenkreuz, which got introduced in March or April 1918.
MFJ-1 was based at Coolkerke by the North Sea.
Again I want to say a heartily "Thank you" to OvS and Paarma from OBD for all they have
created with so much love and detail - a fund of countless skins I shamelessly made
use of to compile my own ones. Hope you enjoy them.
To get the skin into your sim, unzip it to:
[your game folder] > campaigns > CampaignData > skins
By Olham59 0 -
Loosely Based on a French Sopwith Triplane used in the Dunkirk area during 1917
Install to: C:\OBDSoftware\CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields\campaigns\CampaignData\skins
Thanks to OBD for the Original Aircraft...and Quack74 for the idea
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Fictional SPAD 13 representing the American 103rd in 1918.
By nbryant43 0 -
Norman Prince, Esc 124, 1916
By nbryant34 0 -
Jim McConnell "Mac", Esc 124, 1916
By nbryant28 0 -
Jim McConnell "Hot Foot", Esc 124, 1916
By nbryant38 0 -
I call this "Crossover" as it is a mix of a WWII paint scheme on an EIII.
By nbryant16 0 -
My "Crossover" EIII with a regular cowl.
By nbryant18 0 -
Fictional EIII with a green scheme and added trim.
By nbryant32 0 -
Re-engineered the OFF file and added some color to the fuselage.
By nbryant37 0 -
Since posting the first version, which was based upon an online graphic with vibrant colors, I have wanted to post one that is more representative in color to what was likely in the field. I present it here.
By nbryant71 0 -
Re-engineered skin with basic markings.
By nbryant23 0 -
By nbryant67 0 -
Historical skin based on Ni 11 Esc 12 Serial 557
Referances: Prototype Parade - radio Control Scale Aircraft Autum 1989.
J M Bruce/G S Leslie Collection
Original Nieuport 11 skin by Rabu and OBD Software
By Beanie36 0 -
N28 used by the 213th as a Training Aircraft.
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This is a fictional skin based on the post war US94 Showbird Flag Bus, flown by Cpt Reed Chambers.
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after reading about the night victories of several Jasta 73 pilots I decided it would be fun to create a fictional ace skin for aspiring German night fighters. Jasta 73 had 7 confirmed night victories between June and October of 1918. Fritz Anders scored 5 of these.
the original skins for the Albatros D.Va were by Paarma. I just cut and pasted a few skins together and added some personal markings.
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This is my latest fictional skin for a Fokker Dr. 1 from Jasta 18, also called "Staffel Raben" or "Raben-Staffel".
Their fighters had first been red-nosed, with a blue fuselage.
Under Staffelführer August Raben the colours got changed.
The nose section and the upper wing surfaces were Vermillion red, the rest was white.
All pilots used a Raven symbol, some had additional own emblems.
The Raven symbol was mostly black - but as I said; this is an individual and fictional skin.
Enjoy it!
This skin could not have been done without the great fund of more than 3.400 skins, OBD's skinners made for us.
A big "THANK YOU" and a deep bow for so much dedication and love put into all that!
By Olham68 0 -
This is an SE5a of Number 61 Home Defence Squadron circa 1918
Original Model and Skin by OBD Software
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ALBATROS D.V and D.Va Factory-new Johannisthal & OAW Skins / 1917 and 1918
Since several OFF-flyers had asked for generic skin templates which they could paint their
own emblems or decorations on to, I have made four such templates for the Albatros D.Va.
All four present the facory-new Albatros D.Va, freshly delivered.
I know that many of you are into weathering effects. Well, such effects can much easier be
added to a new plane, than to be removed. So please feel free to add as much weathering
and battle-wearing as you like.
While the D.V was only built by Albatros-Werke Johannisthal, the D.Va was also produced
at "Ostdeutsche Albatros-Werke" (OAW). I got a lot of help (see below) about the details of
these builds; the guys told me several differences between the two production lines.
Many may regard these as minor ones, and perhaps call us "nitpickers", but we wanted to
get it pretty close.
The differences I regarded here are these:
1. Albatros Johannisthal used salmon ribtape on the wings; OAW used light blue tape.
2. Crosses on fuselage sides were further back on Johannisthal planes than on OAW built ones.
3. The weight tables were different
4. Factory placards were placed under cockpit for OAW; on the nose onJohannisthal built ones.
5. Albatros-Logo looking in flight direction on the Johannisthal-, and rearwards on OAW-built ones.
Finally, there is proof that rudders were covered with upper dark Lozenge as well as light underside fabric. I didn't find any evidence so far for the OAW using the light, and Johannis- thal the dark fabric, but I wanted to present both versions and so I did it that way.
Although the work on these skins took me quite a long time, there surely are still many bits and details, which could be more correct, but I ask all nitpickers to overlook those, and still
enjoy the bird. These skins are made for your pleasure - and for your own paint shemes.
The helping hands, brains & eyes on this project were from:
elephant - nitpicking corrections and detail
Jim "JFM" Miller - help with detail pictures and some facts
Dave "Blowhard" Douglas - metal parts and wheel
Without your help I wouldn't have got so far - thank you guys!
I also wish to thank the OBD skinners for the countless skins with all
the historical details - you guys lured me into this hobby with your work.
HOW TO INSTALL A SKIN
Unzip the file(s) and move them into this folder:
[your sim] > campaigns > CampaignData > skins
You may change the Jasta number, but you must not - if you leave No. 1,
you would always find the skin faster in the briefing screen, where you
select a personal skin. Scroll below the historical ace skins, and mine
will be among the first skins.
You can, for your identification, change the names "Johannisthal" or "OAW"
into something personal, but keep the ending .dds - otherwise it won't work.
Enjoy!
By Olham50 0 -
ALBATROS D.V and D.Va Factory-new Johannisthal & OAW Skins / 1917 and 1918
Since several OFF-flyers had asked for generic skin templates which they could paint their
own emblems or decorations on to, I have made four such templates for the Albatros D.Va.
All four present the facory-new Albatros D.Va, freshly delivered.
I know that many of you are into weathering effects. Well, such effects can much easier be
added to a new plane, than to be removed. So please feel free to add as much weathering
and battle-wearing as you like.
While the D.V was only built by Albatros-Werke Johannisthal, the D.Va was also produced
at "Ostdeutsche Albatros-Werke" (OAW). I got a lot of help (see below) about the details of
these builds; the guys told me several differences between the two production lines.
Many may regard these as minor ones, and perhaps call us "nitpickers", but we wanted to
get it pretty close.
The differences I regarded here are these:
1. Albatros Johannisthal used salmon ribtape on the wings; OAW used light blue tape.
2. Crosses on fuselage sides were further back on Johannisthal planes than on OAW built ones.
3. The weight tables were different
4. Factory placards were placed under cockpit for OAW; on the nose onJohannisthal built ones.
5. Albatros-Logo looking in flight direction on the Johannisthal-, and rearwards on OAW-built ones.
Finally, there is proof that rudders were covered with upper dark Lozenge as well as light underside fabric. I didn't find any evidence so far for the OAW using the light, and Johannis- thal the dark fabric, but I wanted to present both versions and so I did it that way.
Although the work on these skins took me quite a long time, there surely are still many bits and details, which could be more correct, but I ask all nitpickers to overlook those, and still
enjoy the bird. These skins are made for your pleasure - and for your own paint shemes.
The helping hands, brains & eyes on this project were from:
elephant - nitpicking corrections and detail
Jim "JFM" Miller - help with detail pictures and some facts
Dave "Blowhard" Douglas - metal parts and wheel
Without your help I wouldn't have got so far - thank you guys!
I also wish to thank the OBD skinners for the countless skins with all
the historical details - you guys lured me into this hobby with your work.
HOW TO INSTALL A SKIN
Unzip the file(s) and move them into this folder:
[your sim] > campaigns > CampaignData > skins
You may change the Jasta number, but you must not - if you leave No. 1,
you would always find the skin faster in the briefing screen, where you
select a personal skin. Scroll below the historical ace skins, and mine
will be among the first skins.
You can, for your identification, change the names "Johannisthal" or "OAW"
into something personal, but keep the ending .dds - otherwise it won't work.
Enjoy!
Olham
By Olham63 0 -
This is a SPAD XIII skin I did long time ago, but forgot to load up here somehow.
Now nbryant asked me in the "Screenshots" thread, why I don't make "Allied" skins -
well, here is one for you.
The very most of the skin is of course the fine detailed work by one of the OBD skinners.
Thank you guys for your incredible amount of wonderful skins!
I have made the SPAD rather very clean, like an almost new craft, with all emblems
painted on freshly. So, this may not be for the fans of weathering really.
I have made the colours of the camo a bit more dynamic, and the emblems really
juicy - one could say, it's over the top, but hey, it's fun. Enjoy!
NOTE: Unzip the skin into this directory:
CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields > campaigns > CampaignData > skins
By Olham53 0
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