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"Wood and Linen" skin for Anatra DS
By Eugene2
New "Wood and Linen" skin for excellent AnatraDS_"Anasal" by Stephen1918.
I tried to add some "photorealistic" textures for more impressive image of this aircraft.
Eugene1
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11SQN BRISFIT
By gambit168
hI GUYS
U will need Skunkworks Brisfit Frist
this is another quickie ,as the mapping is not 100% but it iant that noticeable
readme inclosed
Thx go to the skunkworks team for the port, and the permission 2 upload
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1ère Escadrille de Chasse Sous-Lieutenant Jean Olieslager's Hanriot HD1, H-D No.8
By JFM
This skin was created for EmlD's Hanriot HD1 (found here: http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=5730 and features overall silver/grey appearance with green uppersurfaces, engine-turned nose panels, integral (i.e., non-decal) Aviation Militaire Belge markings, and tri-colored stripes on the fuselage. Details include rib stitching, trailing edge drain holes, instrument panel that matches the VC instrument panel, and fluted Vickers barrel. As were many Belgian machines, this Hanriot was operated in a near-pristine condition until pranged 4 November 1917, an event which hospitalized Olieslagers for one month.
Please see the PLEASE READ ME for further information.
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48sqn brisfit
By gambit168
hi guys
same brief as be4, 48 sqn brisfit, sept 1917
thx 2 skunkworks for port & permission
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Airco DH-4 skin pack
By quack74
This is a pack of multiple DH-4 skins from different Squadrons in France from 1917-1918.
No. 49 - "B" and "C" flight included
No. 18 - "B" and "C" flight included
No. 55
5 RNAS
No.50 USAS
Thanks to the SPF1 Dev A-Team for the model and the permission to do the skin work.
You can find the model of the DH-4 at: http://cplengineeringllc.com/SFP1/
Password is needed to download.
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Airco DH.2 - 14 Squadron, RFC (Palestine) 1917
By LloydNB
Airco DH.2
14 Squadron, RFC (Palestine) 1917
Obsolete on the Western Front by 1917, this little pusher fighter/scout still filled a useful role fighting the Turks.
I've changed the insignia (no white surround), fixed up the damaged wing tga and included an alternative DH2_Loading file.
Full credit to Aladar for this terrific model. With the exception of the main surfaces, I have retained much of the detail of his original skin. When you can't improve on it, don't try.
Enjoy
LloydNB
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Airco DH.2 - 24 Squadron, RFC 1916
By LloydNB
Airco DH.2
24 Squadron, RFC 1916
24 Squadron was unusual in that it identified individual aircraft by a pattern of coloured stripes on the outer struts. While only A Flight (red and while) is usually depicted in plates, B Flight (black and white) and C Flight (blue and white) are also represented in this skin set.
I'm not sure whether this skin will cause problems for older slower computers. There are 8 decals on the struts alone.
Full credit to Aladar for this terrific model. With the exception of the main surfaces, I have retained much of the detail of his original skin. When you can't improve on it, don't try.
Enjoy
LloydNB
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Airco DH.2 - 29 Squadron, RFC 1916
By LloydNB
Airco DH.2
29 Squadron, RFC 1916 (Update)
This squadron went to France in March 1916 and was the second unit to have the DH.2. It transferred to Nieuport Scouts in March 1917.
This skin now includes the wheel colours, and individual aircraft marking for the three flights. The upper wings have been darkened and the struts paint the appropriate grey.
Full credit to Aladar for this terrific model. With the exception of the main surfaces, I have retained much of the detail of his original skin. When you can't improve on it, don't try.
Enjoy
LloydNB
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Airco DH.2 - 32 Squadron, RFC 1916
By LloydNB
Airco DH.2
32 Squadron, RFC 1916
Each Flight has different pattern of concentric circles on the wheels.
Full credit to Aladar for this terrific model. With the exception of the main surfaces, I have retained much of the detail of his original skin. When you can't improve on it, don't try.
Enjoy
LloydNB
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AnatraDS Russian skin
By Eugene2
New skin for excellent AnatraDS_"Anasal" by Stephen1918.
I tried to add some "photorealistic" textures for more impressive image of this aircraft.
Don't forget to add to AnatraDS "ini" files:
[TextureSetXXX]
Directory=RussianPhR
Name=RussianPhR
Nation=Russia
Squadron=
Specular=0.300000
Glossiness=0.250000
Reflection=0.300000
Eugene1
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BE-2a No.4 Squadron RFC 1915
By LloydNB
BE-2A
4 Squadron, RFC 1915
Formed in August 1912, No.4 Squadron was sent to France in mid-August 1914 with a variety of aircraft including the BE-2A. Re-equipped with the BE-2 in 1915, an later the 2d and 2e. In June 1917 it was converted to R.E.8s, which it used until the armistice.
Full credit to Gramps & Charles for the original texture skins. I have retained the engine detail from the original skin.
Enjoy
LloydNB
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Bristol F.2B 4 pack No.11, 22, 48, and 62 Sqns
By quack74
This download includes all the files needed to create four new F.2B aircraft (not just skins). The original .LOD files must be added to each aircraft folder for this download to work. For FE2 just drop in the folders into their proper locations.
Each F.2B aircraft uses decals to create A, B, and C Flights by the appearance of colored wheels (White, Red, and Blue respectively). Also different numbers and letters will appear aswell. No.22Sqn will have a Lewis gun on the upper wing. The FM's used are from Peter01's FM downloads.
The markings of each flight represent F.2B squadrons from Summer of 1917 till Spring of 1918.
Enjoy, Quack74
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Bristol F2b Repaint 3-Pack
By quack74
This is a skin repaint ONLY add-on to the Bristol F2b created by the SFP1 Dev A-Team's Skunkworks.
Thanks to Capun1950 for permission to use the skin template.
This skin was created by quack74. Not for profit nor intent to sell. Only as a download for those who are registered at SFP1 A-Teams Skunkworks site, (http://cplengineeringllc.com/SFP1/) and have downloaded the F2b.
This is just some quick repaints for the F2b. All decals are still the stock decals.
All have dark olive (PC10) wings and fuselages. One has red wheel discs and the other blue wheel discs. The third uses the stock wheels.
1. RAF Red
2. RAF Blue
3. RAF (Stock with PC10 repaint)
Enjoy, quack74
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Bristol M1c late war skin
By pcpilot
This is the "Bristol M1c late war " skin for the Bristol M1c aircraft model for Strike Fighters made by Sabre51. This skin represents an unknown wartime aircraft flown by the Royal Air Force during the Great War. This skin improves on the original skin included with this model by adding panel and framing lines.
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Bristol Scouts C, C1, D, D1 skin pack
By quack74
This is a skin pack for the Bristol Scout models C1, C, D1, D.
Thanks to Capun1950 for permission to use the skin template. And thanks to the entire SFP1 A-Team for providing the Bristol Scout models models.
These skins and decals were created by quack74. Not for profit nor intent to sell. Only as a download for those who are registered at SFP1 A-Teams Skunkworks site,(http://cplengineeringllc.com/SFP1/) and have downloaded the Bristol Scout models.
These Bristol Scouts are from early 1916 to early 1917.
The folder names pretty much explain the squadron names. I dont know any other info on Scout squadrons and their markings.
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Decals for Post War Nations
By Stephen1918
Fighting continued in Eastern Europe and Russia for many years after the end of World War I. These decals are the insignia of many of the nations that were formed in the closing days of the war. Most of them fought against the Bolsheviks in the Russian Civil Wars, but many of them also fought each other at one time or another.
I have included decals for - Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, and Yugoslavia.
Many nations did not have standardized insignia at first and I have included variations for many of the nations. I have included a text document with notes on how and when they were used. To use these, you will probably need to tweak the decal ini's for existing planes. How and when insignia are reversed on opposite sides of the plane changes from nation to nation, and the horizontal tail stripes will need to be adjusted.
Terms of Use
You may use these decals for your own personal use.
You may include these decals with any skins you upload for First Eagles at Combat Ace. Please give me credit.
You may NOT include these decals with skins you upload at any other site.
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DH-2's of No.24 Squadron 1916
By quack74
This download contains a new skin for the DH-2 created by John 'Aladar' Dawson for First Eagles.
I would like to thank John 'Aladar' Dawson for this great model. And I would like to thank Southside Bucky for sharing
his expansive knowledge of the DH-2 colors and markings.
This new skin for the DH-2 is that of No.24 Squadron from early 1916 to early 1917.
Colors:
"A" Flight - Red wheel discs with red and white striped outer wing struts.
"B" Flight - Black wheel discs with black and white striped outer wing struts.
"C" Flight - Blue Wheel discs with blue and white striped outer wing struts.
The flight leader to all three flights will have a solid color on one of the outer struts.
ex. The first aircraft in "A" Flight will have a solid red outer strut on the left side and right side.
while the other strut remains striped.
This is all done with decals to create the appearance of multiple skins of No.24 Sqn DH-2's
There is only one main skin included.
Enjoy, quack74
I updated the skin in this package. Now the underside of the fuselage has a white sawtooth pattern rather than the tan "dope" color
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DH-2's of No.32 Squadron
By quack74
These install instruction are for First Eagles Gold. For First Eagles 2 install instruction look in the
Combatace First Eagles Forums for assistance.
This download contains a new skin for the DH-2 created by John 'Aladar' Dawson for First Eagles.
I would like to thank John 'Aladar' Dawson for this great model.
And I would like to thank Southside Bucky for sharing his expansive knowledge of the DH-2 colors
and markings.
This new skin for the DH-2 is that of No.32 Squadron from early 1916 to early 1917.
Colors:
"A" Flight - Black wheel discs with white ring around hub with letter "A" on upper wing.
"B" Flight - White wheel discs with black ring around hub and letter"B" on the upper wing.
"C" Flight - Black wheel discs with a white center hub with letter"C" on upper wing.
The flight leader to all three flights will have a number "1" to the right of the flight letter.
ex. The first aircraft in "A" Flight will have a " A 1" then "A 2" "A 3" etc, etc.
This is all done with decals to create the appearance of multiple skins of No.32 Sqn DH-2's
There is only one main skin included.
Enjoy, quack74
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Eastern Front - Skins for 3 of Laton's Planes
By Stephen1918
A set of skins and some file tweaks by Sinbad and Stephen1918 for Laton's MS Type H, MS Type L and Pfalz E.III. You must have Laton's planes in order for these to work.
This download includes - skins for the Eastern front for all the planes - new loadouts, which place the bombs alongside the fuselage for the MS Type L and the Pfalz E.III - a new unarmed version of the MS Type L - new ini files for all the planes which update the way shadows are generated - and new Loading and Hanger screens for all the planes.
Installation instructions:
If you haven't already, download and install the three planes from the CombatACE Download area. (The MS Type L and the Pfalz E.III are each part of a combo pack.)
After the planes are installed, make a copy of the entire "MSTypeL" folder and rename it "MSTypeL_Recon". You will be installing new ini files for this folder later.
My install will replace some of the original files - you might want to make backups before you proceed.
For FE1 - Open each of my plane folders and copy the contents into the appropriate folders in your FirstEagles/Objects/Aircraft folder. Click "Yes" when it asks if you want to replace an existing file.
For FE2 - Open each of my plane folders and copy the contents into the appropriate folders in your FirstEagles/Objects/Aircraft folder. Click "Yes" when it asks if you want to replace an existing file.
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Eastern Front - Skins for Stock Planes
By Stephen1918
This is a few skins for the Eastern Front - I have included two balloons for the Russians, based on the two balloons that come with First Eagles. And I have made three skins each for the stock SPAD 7 and the SPAD 13.
The Caquot style balloon was pretty common in WWI so I made one for the Russians. The kite style balloon (the "Drachen" balloon in the game) was also a common balloon and the Russians purchased several of them from the Parseval-Siegsfeld Company in Germany before the war.
The plane skins are a slight rework of the stock tan skins, most of the change is in the decal placements. I have included decals for some of the Russian squadrons, and I eliminated squadron markings and flight numbers. (One of the SPAD 7 skins uses the SPAD 13 serial numbers because I couldn't find the SPAD 7 numbers in FE Gold.)
The plane skins should work with any of the modded SPADs that use the stock LODs from First Eagles.
The actual skins for each plane are the same, so to save download time, I only included one set with each plane. You will have to copy the 6 bmp files and paste them into the other two folders for each plane.
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F2B's of No.11 Squadron
By quack74
This F2B 3-pack is from No.11 Squadron France 1917-1918.
1. "A" Flight - white wheels and numbers
2. "B" Flight - Red wheels and letters
3. "C" Flight - Blue wheels and letters
Thanks to Southside Bucky for the fine tuning
Thanks to Capun1950 for permission to use the skin template.
And thanks to the entire SFP1 A-Team for providing the F2b model.
This skin and decals were created by quack74. Not for profit nor intent to sell. Only as a download for those who are registered at SFP1 A-Teams Skunkworks site,(http://cplengineeringllc.com/SFP1/) and have downloaded the Bristol F2B to use with First Eagles.
Enjoy, quack74
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Ferruccio Coppini HD-1 82 Sq
By sinbad
Greetings:
This skin depicts an HD-1, SN 11344, flown by the 82a Sq at Gazzo in mid to late 1918. The regular pilot is not known but the C.O. of 82 Sq during this time was Maggiore Ferruccio Coppini, and I have assigned his name to the skin because there is a good chance he did fly the plane. The unusual red outer, white mid, and green center of the roundels and are as accurate as research permits. Some suggest this sort of marking was done in haste by the French before delivery, but this machine was built by Macchi. There was wide variation in the paints used by the Italians in the field to apply the national markings. Many used dark forest green and dark red while other units used brighter colors.
The skin is based on several sources, including an excellent three view and profile by P. Endsleigh Castle, Profile Publication Number 109 and “Above the War Fronts,” by Norman Franks, Russel Guest and Gregory Alegi. For some reason this plane did not carry the 82 Sq numerals on the top wing. The 78 Squadron horseshoe symbol sits above the latin script Hosti Ipsi Aequiter – which loosely translates as “Hostile Appropriate Justice.”
The model, the excellent template, the cockpit and detail parts in the layout were all done by EmlD. Without his outstanding work, patience and guidance, this skin would never have been possible.
This skin is the product of collaboration, but the paints and markings you see depicting this aircraft are entirely my responsibility, and my time machine is no longer operational. This is an interpretation, a well-grounded interpretation, but certainly a mix of accuracy and flaws.
Have fun with it. I’d appreciate any comments, especially with links to source material.
Just drop the folder in your HD-1_ITA folder and select Farruccio Coppini in the loadout screen.
There is no need to edit the ini.
Please no distribution or republication of any part of these files. There is a lot of unique detail that took a lot a time to research, compile and work into the skin. For that reason, these parts are not available for further use.
EmlD © 2007
sinbad © 2007
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Flavio Baracchini Black Shield
By sinbad
Greetings:
This skin depicts an HD-1, SN unknown, flown by the top scoring Italian ace, Flavio Torello Baracchini. Barachini flew this plane with 81 Squadriglia Caccia at Casoni in mid to late 1918. The Black Shield version was one of several aircraft with different markings Baracchini used as he accumulated the 33 victories he was credited with during the war. When this was reduced afterwards to 21, Baracchini became extremely bitter about what he regarded as a stain on his honor.
The colors and markings are derived from photographs and an excellent profile by Ray Rimell. There is ongoing discussion regarding the colors of the Italian HD-1s. Those built by Macchi were known to be finished in aluminum dope. There is also good evidence that at least some were finished with clear or yellow dope over the linen. This particular aircraft appears to have been a combination, perhaps mating newer wings and the horizontal stabilizer with another fuselage. In any event, the colors are as accurate as research permits. There was wide variation in the paints used by the Italians in the field to apply the national markings. Many used the dark forest green and dark red shown in this skin, while other units used brighter colors. Some even used a red, white, green sequence, rather than green, white red.
The model and the excellent template, as well as the cockpit and parts in the layout, were all done by EmlD. Without his outstanding work, patience and guidance, this skin would never have been possible.
This skin is based on a collaboration, but the paints and markings you see depicting this aircraft are entirely my responsibility, and my time machine is no longer operational. This is an interpretation, a well-grounded interpretation, but certainly a mix of accuracy and flaws.
Have fun with it. I’d appreciate any comments, especially with links to source material. At the time of this release no information was available as to the serial number for this plane. If you have such info, please pass it along.
Because there is another skin depicting a plane flown by Baracchini, I have modified the name in the texture set. Just drop the folder in your HD-1_ITA folder folder and select Baracchini Black in the loadout screen.
There is no need to edit the ini.
Please no distribution or republication of any part of these files. There is a lot of unique detail that took a lot a time to research, compile and work into the skin. For that reason, these parts are not available for further use.
sinbad © 2007
EmlD © 2007
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Franco Sarrocchi Dragon
By sinbad
Greetings:
This skin depicts an HD-1, SN 7501, flown by Capitano Franco Sarrocchi with 85a Sq at Piskupi, in Macedonia in mid 1918. This plane is one of several which were equipped with two guns, after Silvio Scaroni first demonstrated that this increased armament was possible. The colors of the Dragon, turtledeck banner, roundels and lower panels on the wings are as accurate as research permits. There was wide variation in the paints used by the Italians in the field to apply the national markings. Many used dark forest green and dark red while other units used brighter colors. Some even used a red, white, green sequence, rather than green, white red. The turtledeck banner represents the Bersaglieri unit to which Sarrocchi was assigned before his transfer to aviation.
The skin is based on several sources, including 3 views from and Eduard kit, and “Above the War Fronts,” by Norman Franks, Russel Guest and Gregory Alegi.
The model, the excellent template, the cockpit and detail parts in the layout were all done by EmlD. Without his outstanding work, patience and guidance, this skin would never have been possible.
This skin is the product of collaboration, but the paints and markings you see depicting this aircraft are entirely my responsibility, and my time machine is no longer operational. This is an interpretation, a well-grounded interpretation, but certainly a mix of accuracy and flaws.
Have fun with it. I’d appreciate any comments, especially with links to source material.
Just drop the folder in your HD-1_DUAL folder and select Franco Sarrocchi in the loadout screen.
There is no need to edit the ini.
Please no distribution or republication of any part of these files. There is a lot of unique detail that took a lot a time to research, compile and work into the skin. For that reason, these parts are not available for further use.
sinbad © 2007
EmlD © 2007
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