This is just a set of skins I've had lying around for ages now, they're set up as stand alone planes because they use slightly different bump maps than those supplied by TK, otherwise everything else is the same as stock.
 
You can add the skins to the stock aircraft folders if you dont want any more planes in your menue and dont mind some details not lining up correctly in certain light conditions.
 
Sundowner.

This skin is designed for The Mirage Factory F-14B Tomcat.
 
The contained paint scheme is representative of the Be-Devilers shortly after they received the F-14A+ Tomcat, roughly around the 1988 timeframe. Looking at pictures of the Be-Devilers Turkeys from 1988-1991, I found the birds to be consistently painted in a lighter grey, which I found was similar to Dave's VF-41 MiG killers, so giving credit where it's due: I used his skin as the starting point. VF-74's Tomcats, during this timeframe, were very lo-viz; A/C #101 would eventually wear a red lightning bolt later on (and the Olympic rings during ODS). I also made the F110 "turkey feathers" a bit shinier, as the majority of the pictures I've seen of VF-74's F-14A+'s between 1988 and 1990 have pretty darn shiny feathers.
 
VF-74 Be-Devilers were one of the later squadrons to receive the Tomcat, beginning transition from the F-4S in 1983. Aboard the USS Saratoga, VF-74 gained notoriety when their aircraft were assigned to force down a hijacked Egypt Air Boeing 737 in 1985 (this incident inspiring a similar scene in the movie Executive Decision). In 1988, VF-74 and VF-103 received the F-14A-Plus Tomcat, and flew these aircraft during Operation Desert Storm. Following the Navy's decision to draw down their Tomcat fleet (going from two squadrons to one per carrier) VF-74 wound up shore-side, directly under the command of COMFITWINGLANT, while their sister squadron (VF-103 Sluggers), whose Tomcats were equipped with TARPS, continued to go on cruise. The Be-Devilers became an aggressor squadron starting in 1993, flying against both Navy and Air Force blue forces during exercises and training. The following year, the Be-Devilers made one last cruise before being disestablished on 30 April, 1994.
 
I was able to find 10 of the aircraft which served with VF-74 in the late 1980s-ODS. (Thanks also to EricJ for assistance here). Aircraft found herein:
 
162925 AA100
162919 AA101
161434 AA102
162923 AA103
162924 AA104
163221 AA105
161435 AA106
161432 AA107
161870 AA110
163408 AA111
 
Install Instructions:
 
Open your Strike Fighters 2 Mod Folder
 
Drag the "Objects" file from VF-74 archive into the base mod folder (e.g. StrikeFighters2 Europe). I have the folder set up so it should go to the right place. If you don't trust that, navigate through Objects->Aircraft->F-14B and drag the VF74 folder into the aircraft folder. Then, go back, get to decals, and drop the VF74 decal file into your F-14B Decal folder.
 
Texture Set is:
[TextureSetxxx]
Directory=VF74
Name=VF-74 Be-Devilers
Nation=USN
Squadron=VF-74
Specular=0.200000
Glossiness=0.350000
Reflection=0.000000
 
Good Hunting...Always, Baby!

this is a new flight model for A-Team's rafale b released under beta 1
 
 
this flight model shall fix all the problems in flight that you had with the one comes with rafale b from a-team website
 
--- IN THIS FM :
 
landing gears fixed
pylons and missiles rail added
ai going to use new radar system as called RBE2 AESA radar
chaffs flares and ECM systems added
brand new control systems
all new engines
 
 
how to use :
 
firstly you have to download the rafale b from A-Team website
http://www.cplengineeringllc.com/SFP1/
 
NOTE : you must have membership in order to download it
once you download the aircraft head here and download the FM
after downloading the FM do the flowing
 
extract rafale b.rar to your HDD
copy rafale b.ini to your rafale b directory
replace if ask and rename if needed
- play
 
 
Credit :
A-Team \ model and avionics
Me \ flight model
 
thanks for everybody who gave me advises and helped me making this FM
 
enjoy it
 
 
Teras
26/06/2011

Yak-28PP for SF2 Readme
 
Yak-28PP ECM plane (1967)
 
Model based on Yak-28B model by Pasko, sound by Spiloone 104
 
A4-B Cockpit repaint by Wrench
 
red5202 pilot by The Trooper
 
UB-16UMP, S-5 models by Krizis
 
To Install:
 
- unpack Archive in temporary folder
 
- copy Yak-28PP folder to Aircraft folder.
 
- copy Sounds to Sound folder
 
- copy pilots to Pilots folder
 
- copy Fuel tanks & Weapons to Weapons folder
 
Plane specifications:
 
Yak-28PP:
 
- Engine R-11AF2-300
 
- max flight distance 2200 km
 
- Mach limit 1.62
 
- ECM:
 
- SPS-5 "Fasol" freq 0.1-0.25 HHz
 
- SPS-22,33,44,55 "Buket" freq 0.88-5.12 HHz
 
- SPS-141,142,143 "Siren'-1D" freq 4.5-12 HHz
 
Yak-28PP features:
 
- animated canopy
 
- animated air intake cone
 
- animated nozzles
 
- drag chute
 
Yak-28PP production: (84 planes 1967-71)
 
Yak-28PP used in Afganistan campaign (1979-89)
 
- 149-th GvBAP (Khanabad Airfield, Uzbekistan)
 
Used: Soviet-Russia 1967-1993, Ukraine 1992-94

This is small update to my HR GermanyCE 4-seasons terrain released in 2009.
 
Purpose of this update is to replace trees and buildings graphics with new ones, hopefully for the better feel and looks.
Also included are reworked .TOD files (files determinating population of tiles with objects) that make the trees more real-life size (as for Central Europe) and correct several tiles layout. As of some patches back, alpha-channel for buildings seems not supported, I removed all the "tricky" buildings that were using the apha channel for transparency effects (some fake lame windmills etc).
 
Includes GermanyCE.ini and GermanyCE_data.ini files, updated to newest standards.
 
 
 

Part of VX-23 "Salty Dogs" this F/A-18F is from that squadron.
 
Simply drop in the FA-18F directory and go fly.

A modification of the original stock skin of Dels' F-31A Mustang, the only difference is that it's in the F-15C "Mod Eagle" scheme using the default decals from the default skin.

F-104G 4510th CCTW Silver skin.
 
This skin is optimized for the stock SF2 F-104G (June2011 Patch level).
Since i saw there was no accurate USAF Skin for it in Game, i did this.
 
Credits:
Bobrock for the great temps
Thirdwire for the great sim
 
 
I hope you like this skin
 
 
Schapen, June 25th 2011
 
Carlo "Soulfreak" Vecchi