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    1. Mirage 5PA Single seat radarless version of the Mirage 5 for Pakistan. 28 built.
       
      Mirage 5PA2/3 [install - Need Update July 2012 and DLC Mirage IIIO*] New build radar equipped aircraft for Pakistan, fitted with Cyrano IV radar. 28 built
       
      Mirage 5EF Ex French planes 29 delivered.
       
      No. 8, 25, 27, CCS squadrons skins
       
      CREDITS:
       
      - Temps by Ludo
      - Decals & Help Ghostrider883
      - SPA2 pit by Wrench
       
      - Fastcargo for Fake pilot (included)
      - DenisisOliveira for 3D parts added on EF/ 5PA2-3 in V. 2.0 (what a fantastic job!)
       
       
       
      TO INSTALL:
      If You have version 1.0 delete Mirage 5PA2 in aircraft folder
       
      Than put all in mod folder and owerwrite.
       
      *If You don't have DLC Mirage IIIO simple delete Mirage5PA2/3 folder.
       
       
       

      @ paulopanz
      306 4
    2. SF2 SPANISH F-104G
       
      Basado en el F-104G de thirdwire (Se necesitan los .lod,.tga,.shd,la carpeta cockpit y el loadout.bmp)
       
      Representa el F-104G de las FFAA usado entre los años 1965 y 1972 cuando se les conocía como 104 Escuadrón.
       
      He incluido Skin, Decals, hangar y loading Screens, también he modificado:
       
      -Data: Fechas y país de utilización, Posición de SideWinders y apertura de carlinga (Shift+0)
       
       
      -Loadout: Respetando los reales, los pilones del fuselaje nunca se usaron en España (No han sido borrados)
       
      -Userlist: España 1967-1972
       
      Breve historia, archivos modificados, Instrucciones de instalación, reconocimientos y créditos en el LEEME
       
      -Historia completa de los F-104G españoles (español e ingles): http://www.grupoaerea.es/F104/
       
      -Imágenes de la película española "No le busques tres pies" (lema del escuadrón) en la que aparecen junto a otros cazas de la época:
       
       
      Now in english!! (sorry if i made a mistake)
       
       
      SF2 SPANISH F-104G
       
      Based on Thirdwire´s F-104G (You will need ..lod,.tga,.shd,Cockpit folder and loadout.bmp)
       
      Represents the F-104G used by the Spanish Armed Forces between 1965 and 1972 when their pilots were known as 104 Squadron
       
      I´ve included Skin, Decals, hangar y loading Screens, I've also modified:
       
       
      - Data: Dates and country of use, SideWinders position and canopy open (Shift+0).
       
      - Loadout: As reality, fuselaje pylons never were used in Spain (But are not erased)
       
      - Userlist: Spain 1967-1972
       
      A little bit of history, modified files, instalation, Acknowledgments and Credits in README
       
      -Complete history of spanish F-104G (english & spanish): http://www.grupoaerea.es/F104/
       
      -Images of the spanish movie "No le busques tres pies..." (motto of the squadron) in which they appear alongside other fighters of the era:
       
       
      ### Gracias a la comunidad de Combatace-----------thanks to Combatace´s community ###
      256 0
    3. USAF Skin Pack 1 for F-35A
       
      Here's my skin pack for the F-35A Lightning II. It contains three skins:
      - 58th FS, 33rd FW, Eglin AFB (real one)
      - 4th FS, 388th FW, Hill AFB (semi-fictional)
      - 71st FS, 1st FW, Langley AFB (semi-fictional)
      All necessary decals are included.
       
      Credits:
      - Klavs81 for the aircraft and basic skin templates
       
      Installation:
      Unzip the contents of this file into your mod folder, overwrite when asked.
       
      Legal stuff:
      You are not allowed to use any contents of this mod in any payware. You can use them under Combatace Freeware Licensing Terms and conditions.
       
      More Lightning skin packs will be released soon.
       
       
      Cheers
       
      DoctorWho
      Chris
       
      1st October 2012
      290 0
    4. VFA-101 CAG and Line Bird skin pack for F-35C
       
      This is my pack containing two semi-fictional skins for the F-35C. There are two of them: CAG version (full hi-viz colors) and Line Bird version (lo-viz). They represent the aircraft of VFA-101 Grim Reapers.
       
      Credits:
      Klavs81 - aircraft and basic skin templates
       
      Contents:
      -CAG Bird skin
      -Line Bird skin
      -set of decals
      -new fuel tank texture
       
      Installation:
      Unzip the contents of this zip file to your mod folder. Overwrite when asked.
       
      Legal stuff:
      You are not allowed to use any contents of this mod in any payware. You can use them under Combatace Freeware Licensing Terms and conditions.
       
      Cheers
       
      DoctorWho
      Chris
       
      30th Sept 2012
      206 1
    5. Basic skin I did on request, but felt it was okay to upload for public use.
       
      Drop in your F-35A folder and go fly.
       
      Eric Johnson, 2012
      109 0
    6. RoCAF & PLAAF Skins for TW stock Mustang
      to celebrate new Jon Formosa Campaign set.
       
      Brother against brother.
       
       
      Install as usual and happy fly.
       
       
      @ paulopanz
      116 0
    7. History of the Norm 81 camouflage:
       
      Since the mid 70ies German fighter pilots from Jagdgeschwader 71 "Richthofen" and Jagdgeschwader 74 "Mölders" increasingly complained about the old one-fits-all aircraft camouflage of the Luftwaffe called Norm 72 (Standard 72, named after the year of introduction). Its large geometrically arranged areas in olive-green and gray worked well camouflaging an aircraft on the ground and even in low level flight over the equally geometrical fields of Germany. But the dark colours also drew massive attention in high altitude combat. Worse, the oversized Iron Crosses and serial numbers with their high contrast black and white lettering made the aircraft even easier to spot.
       
      In the later 70ies, Luftwaffe command encouraged its fighter pilots to develop new paint schemes. “Richthofen” and “Mölders” in particular were eager in devising trial camouflages. Most of them massively reduced the greens and put stronger emphasis on grays, while shrinking the markings a lot. (I do not know if it was intentional or not, but some resembled WWII Luftwaffe interceptor camouflages.) These were to become the basis for the official Norm 81.
       
      Norm 81 was to be used by fighters and fighter-bombers alike, and applied to Phantoms which were upgraded to Peace Rhine-standard. When they were upgraded to ICE-standard, Norm 81 was replaced by the more modern Norm90J – the first German paint scheme intended for fighters only.
       
       
       
      Description of the Norm 81 camouflage:
       
      The aircraft camouflage is dominated by two shades of light gray (Lichtgrau, Steingrau) on the lower surfaces and the sides. Only the upper surfaces of the wings and the topsides of the fuselage along the spine and the engines were painted with three dark shades of gray (Quarzgrau, Basaltgrau, Staubgrau) and one shade of green-gray (Grüngrau). The early schemes deliberately featured soft edges for the colours blending them better into each other. Later this was given up, as weathering did that job rather well, too.
       
      The national markings were reduced in size and number; the Iron Cross was applied top to the left wing and bottom to the right wing, and on both sides of the fuselage. Early in the 80ies, the old Norm 72-warnings continued to be used, until replaced with toned down warnings.
       
      For flight safety some aircraft sported high visibility markings, most notably when transferred to low level fight training in Goose Bay, Canada. These markings could be painted on the top fuselage, under the nose, on the wing tips and on the stabilizers varying in size and colour. Many crews seemed to favour red or yellow, but green or blue was seen often as well. Only few had white or dayglow markings.
      Norm 81 was used in two variants, A for geometrical shapes on the wings, tail and the fuselage downside, and B for rounded shapes. B seems to have been the preferred choice by the units.
       
       
       
      Advise on the use of the skins in SF2:
       
      The combination of soft colour edges and Norm 72-markings makes these skins suitable for campaigns set in the early and mid 80ies. However in the late 80ies they would look rather out of place.
       
       
       
      Skins included:
       
      I included one Norm 81B skin for every German wing equipped with F-4F:
      Jagdgeschwader 71 "Richthofen"
      Jagdgeschwader 74 "Mölders" (flying 'denamed' as JG 74 today)
      Jagdbombergeschwader 35 (flying reorganized as JG 73 “Steinhoff” today)
      Jagdbombergeschwader 36 (disbanded today, flew as JG 72 in its last days)
       
       
       
      Requirements:
       
      You need the F-4F (80), but the skins should also fit on the F-4F (ICE). Also, F-4F and F-4E may work more or less.
       
       
       
      Installation:
       
      Just unzip and drop the folder in your SF2 mod directory, usually it is:
      C:\Users\xxx\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2 yyy
       
       
       
       
      Credits:
       
      Ravenclaw_007 for his template (based on Sundowner's F-4E template), and his decals which I am using.
      261 0
    8. Mirage 5COA : Export version of the Mirage 5 for Colombia. 14 built.
       
      High res temps & Skin by Ludo. Edited by me.
       
      Decals & Hangar by Wrench.
       
      Key=10 as usual opens the canopy
       
      Install: all in main mod folder and overwrite.
       
      Enjoy
       
      @ paulopanz
      150 0
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