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    1. Late, Griffon-powered Spitfire cockpit (F Mk45 based)
       
      for SF2, preferably with AI planes packs DLC installed
       
      fully merged installation preferred
       
      Made in and tested with >>MAY 2013<< installation, should work ok with older or newer ones though.
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    2. For Strike Fighters 2 North Atlantic
       
       
      1. Adds lights to the main runways of all 7 airbases on Iceland.
       
       
      2. Very High res textures that will change the runways/parking/taxi ways for all runways on Iceland
       
       
      Read the README for vital information - you may need to scale down some of the textures depending on your system - and I recommend you use them with the superior Stary/Gerwin Iceland terrain to double your FPS
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    3. This is pack of 3 skins of Baltic Countries for
      http://combatace.com/files/file/11563-aero-l-39-czoza-albatros-add-on-pack/
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    4. Hurricane Mk1 - Belgium 1940
       
      This skin is for Ravens' Hurricane Mk1. Not much has been changed from the original template so most of the credit for this skin must go tho him.
       
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      In an attempt to modernise their fighter force the Belgians ordered 20 Hurricanes and obtained a licence to build a further 80 of which only one (H42) was delivered to the air force.
       
      It seems only 11 Hurricanes were serviceable at the outbreak of hostilities. These were all based at Schaffen as part of 2/I/2 Ae (No. 2 Squadron of No. 1 Group of No. 2 Air Regiment). 8 Hurricanes were lost at Schaffen to the Luftwaffe attack on 10 May 1940.
       
       
       
      LloydNB
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    5. Hi! This is another armed cargo ship. This time, it has M-1939 and ZPU-1 AAA. It's just another ini edit. Just unzip and drag to your Groundobjects folder. It's a new ship, so no overwrite is needed. I am planning to make a new one, but this time with deadly SAMs. I hope you like it!
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    6. This is cockpit for North Atlantic's native Yak-38 Forger carrier-based VTOL fighter.
       
      for SF2:North Atlantic -fully merged installation preferred
       
      Made in and tested with >>MAY 2013<< installation, should work ok with older or newer ones though.
       
      Won't work in Series1.
      660 21
    7. 80th Fighter Group
      The Burma Banshees
      This is a semi-historical skin of the 89th Fighter Squadron of the 80th Fighter Group for Raven's P-40N20-CU. It is semi-historical because I have used any skull I could find to create these, and some are from the 88th and 90th squadrons of the 80th FG. This doesn't make the skin totally inaccurate, because there were similarities between the skulls for all three P-40 squadrons of the group (the 459th flew P-38s).
       
      Some skulls I've created are alterations of skulls I've found, but again this isn't totally inaccurate, because in photos found in the Philip Adair collection you'll see two P-40s sitting side by side with almost identical skulls. All the skulls here were painted by me, using decals or photos as a guide, altering the proportions where necessary to account for the fact they were on a curved surface. Some skulls don't cover the same area of the nose they did in real life, because of bending and stretching problems caused by the use of decals.
       
      Where I could find photographic evidence of a skull/aircraft number/serial number combination, I've used it, the rest have generic serials derived from the Joe Baugher site.
       
      I've included the following named aircraft. Some have accurate skull/number combos, if I could find complete information, some are best guesses:
       
      Lulu Belle II
      The Rough Cobb
      Joe Aztec
      Joanne
      Butter Bean II
      Miss Frances III
       
      No matter what their flaws, I think they make a cool appearance in game. I know we don't have an updated CBI for them to operate in, but perhaps some day we will. I created them because they were one of the most unusual P-40 groups out there in a world that seemed dominated by shark mouths. I hope you enjoy them.
       
      Simply unzip the enclosed .rar to a location on your computer and open the readme for complete installation instructions. Designed for a full five merged installation of SF2. You'll have to make your own alterations for SF1, and I cannot guarantee they'll work.
       
      I've used Raven's wonderful template to create these. I've added my own weathering and dirt layers, so any flaws are solely my own.
       
      I strongly recommend that you download and install Wrench's Southwest Pacific P-40N pack located here first:
      http://combatace.com/files/file/14278-sf2-ww2-pto-p-40n-usaaf-swpa-skinpak/
      It has some goodies in it that you'll want to have.
       
      This skin is Freeware. It is not to be used in any Payware project, or file.
       
      Credits:
      Raven, for his P-40N and templates.
      Wrench for his information and tips.
      Jaypack44 for his USAAF insignia, found at Simmers Paint Shop.
      The tutorials in the Knowledge Base here, especially Wrench's tutorial on decal creation.
      Simmers Paint Shop for their weathering tutorials and color swatches.
      Numerous web pages for pictures and information, too numerous to mention, but http://www.burmabanshees.com/ is a must for information, and links to photo collections.
      All the members of CombatAce who gave a like to a screenshot, or a comment in a thread. I don't think people realize how important the encouragement of this wonderful community can be through the use of those simple measures.
       
      For Lt. John Mateulevicz, who died before my time, but whose gaze from an old photo I could not forget. RIP
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    8. The Mighty Hood 1941 we Hope you enjoy her in extended combat.
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