Strike Fighters 1 Series by Thirdwire

skin for F-16A Netz (WOI)

BRIEFINGSCREEN_for_ISRAEL_CAMPAIGNS

Flanker Avionics v1.5
 
This is a avionics update for Marcfighters Su-27 and Su-27SK (J-11)
Fully working with Wings Over Israel ONLY ! - until the other games of the series are patched to the same code level !
Requires the aformentioned planes already installed, which are available at http://marcfighters.combatace.com/
 
Installation of the update :
1. You might want to make a BACKUP of your whole Su-27 Flanker folders first, or of ini's which you modded yourself !
2. Copy/Move the contents ( ini's and cockpit folder) of the Su-27 avionics v15 and/or Su-27SK avionics v15 folders into the respective plane folders
( Su-27 and/or Su-27SK )
Let overwrite files if prompted to do so.
 
Thats all.
 
For a quick guide to what is new in Air to Air mode, refer to the included "Flanker Avionics v15 NAV and A2A info.pdf" file
 
Additional IR guided (R-73 and R-27T/TE A2A missile info:
The HUD has no IR seeker symbol, make sure that your IR missiles have "Seeker slave" checked ( weapondata ini), so that the radar can point the
missile seeker to the desired target.
Without radar , the IR seeker will lock on to the first target which comes into the seekers Field Of View.
 
The Air to Ground mode displays are not mentioned in the PDF , but its basically a CCIP pipper, left side has a fixed scale and marker,
with a radar altitude in KM on the top.
The standard altitude readout ( to the right of the heading scale) shows altitude Above Ground Level, it is a radar altimeter in A2Gmode.
 
NOTE:
Several readouts and symbols are just for looks and dont have a usefull function!
 
 
Usage in other mods:
This mod or parts of it can be used in other Third Wire games related mods without contacting me first, just give credit!
 
For questions/comments ect, contact "Crusader" at CombatAce.com forums.
 
Crusader (aka MoonJumper)
email : superheat204@yahoo.com
 
 
Disclaimer:
- I take no responsibility if anything goes wrong , use at your own risk!
- this mod is FREEWARE and can not be used in any payware product!

T-34 85, possibly the best tank from the ww-2.
He added a 88 mm cannon of the 85 mm was not too precise. In tests earned him the Sherman's.
Model freeware in the more extensive use of the word free, if they want pink paint can.

VMF-112 Skin by USAFMTL
 
Templates by C5.
 
For use in the Mirage Factory F-8B.
 
Just drop into the F-8B folder and fly.
 
 
Enjoy
 
USAFMTL

VF-32 Skin by USAFMTL
 
Templates by C5.
 
For use in the Mirage Factory F-8B.
 
Just drop into the F-8B folder and fly.
 
 
Enjoy
 
USAFMTL

TA-4K Kahu flew with RNZAF in the early 90's until 2001.
No ReadMe included - just drop into your Aircrft folder an fly!
 
It is not 100 pro - refueling probe and missing antenna at vertical tail - if someone con correct this, go for it!
 
This is freeware and absolute not for sale!
 
Cheers
Mo_gas
 
 
April 17th update: decal correction
 
Cheers
Mo_gas

B-17F (Serial no, 1602)
69 Squadron, IDF/AF 1948
 
This skin represents the aircraft from Ray Ball's 'The Israeli Air Force, Part One: 1948-1967. Artist: M.David Howley
 
This is a decal change and a repaint of the upper surfaces of the original B-17F skin by Gramps. All credit for the rest of the skin goes to him. I have used the panel-lines from the B17G_909_template for FS2002. While the actual aircraft was a B-17G, in 1948 it was without the chin-turret.
 
LloydNB

527th Aggressor Squadron RAF Bentwaters late 80's early 90's
 
For Mirage Factories F-16A Blk1. Skin texture and decals done by Stormtrooper using
 
Wrench's Blue_borts numbers on the aircraft sides.
 
Enclosed is the weathered version and a slightly cleaner version
 
as well as the decals for the aircraft.
 
Second times a charm.

USAF F-36A Typhoon / Eurofighter 2000 for WoI --ONLY--
 
This little package contains some inis and a re-decaling of the original RAF skin for something that could be used by the United States Air Force, in a 'What If...' world. I've called it the "F-36A Typhoon", following the projected Next Numbered Fighter. It represents aircraft from the 366th TFW, Mountain Home AFB.
 
Weapons loadout have been "Americanized", so make sure you have the latest, modern weapons in you weapondsdata.ini. If you're using a WoI'ed version of the Bunyap Pak, you'll have no problems. If you are using a WoI'ed version of TMFs pak, I've included weapons for you to transfer over.
 
This is NOT a complete pak; you WILL be transfering most of the original parts from the EF2000 to the "F-36A". A complete "Parts List" is below in the Install Instructions. This is only a minimal pak, containing 3 inis, some original (CraigB & Sundowner) skin bits, and new decals. This was done purposefully to keep the d/l size to a minium (as most folks already have the basic aircraft).
 
REMEMBER: THIS IS FOR WoI ONLY -- SF/WoV/WoE USERS WILL HAVE TO MAKE THE MODIFICATIONS TO THE AVIONICS INI AS LISTED IN MANY THREADS HERE AT COMBATACE.
(Or, just wait for the expected patch to arrive -- "in 2 weeks" --- )
 
==YOU MUST HAVE THE WOI WEAPONS EDITOR==
 
Full, detailed, step-by-step instructions are in the included readme -- I've made them as simple to follow as possible! So, PLEASE, read the thing???
 
Good Hunting!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

A Cockpit mod of the Thirdwire Scooter's cockpit, to create the North Vietnam-modified Mig-17F cockpit for use in the standard Thirdwire Mig-17F.
 
The Mig-17F was the standard version used in Vietnam and Middle East combat.
 
Referenced from multiple color photos, cockpit layout diagrams.
 
Instruments and placards moved, eliminated, repainted and painted from scratch.
 
Individual instruments in Russian as they were historically.
 
Yes, it correctly has the artificial horizon correctly Soviet-color-reversed, upside down-working (I even flew an ex-Soviet fighter that had this).
 
Changes to the Mig-17F cockpit compared to the
 
Mig-15Bis:
 
1. The Russians added the rearview mirror as standard. Apparently on the previous Mig-15, it created too many technical problems to include.
 
http://www.vectorsite.net/avmig15_2.html
 
2. -The temperature gauge was changed according to some photos to add a big colorful half red circle and they eliminated the colorful rainbow gauge casing around it.
 
3. -They added a large red canopy handle according to some photos (very colorful and distinctive!).
 
4. The instrument panel rivets started having long screw driver holes in them according to some photos!
 
5. A big, silver instrument casing was added to the clock below the artificial horizon...probably a reward for graduating from the Mig-15 :).
 
6. Two toggle switches and two extra buttons were added to the cockpit coaming.
 
7. Finally, the American-style six diamond gunsight reticle replaced the old British-style round circle.
 
For SFP1/WOV/WOE/WOI.
 
Complete credits and history in readme.
 
Instructions:
 
1-Backup your files!
 
2- Unzip the Mig-17F cockpit (North Vietnam
 
modified) to ...\SFP1\Objects\Aircraft\Mig-17F\
 
3-When prompted, overwrite the files.
 
More detailed instructions are included within.
 
Just ask at the combatace forum if you have
 
problems.
 
 
Enjoy!

A Cockpit mod of the Thirdwire Scooter's cockpit, to create the North Vietnam-modified Mig-17F
cockpit for use in the standard Thirdwire Mig-17F.
 
The Mig-17F was the standard version used in Vietnam and Middle East combat.
 
Referenced from multiple color photos, cockpit layout diagrams.
 
Instruments and placards moved, eliminated, repainted and painted from scratch.
 
Individual instruments in Russian as they were historically.
 
Yes, it correctly has the artificial horizon correctly Soviet-color-reversed, upside down-working (I even flew an ex-Soviet fighter that had this).
 
Changes to the Mig-17F cockpit compared to the Mig-15Bis:
 
1. The Russians added the rearview mirror as standard. Apparently on the previous Mig-15, it created too many technical problems to include.
 
http://www.vectorsite.net/avmig15_2.html
 
2. -The temperature gauge was changed according to some photos to add a big colorful half red circle and they eliminated the colorful rainbow gauge casing around it.
 
3. -They added a large red canopy handle according to some photos (very colorful and distinctive!).
 
4. The instrument panel rivets started having long screw driver holes in them according to some photos!
 
5. A big, silver instrument casing was added to the clock below the artificial horizon...probably a reward for graduating from the Mig-15 :).
 
5. Finally, the American-style six diamond gunsight reticle replaced the old British-style round circle.
 
For SFP1/WOV/WOE/WOI.
 
Complete credits and history in readme.
 
Instructions:
 
1-Backup your files!
 
2- Unzip the Mig-17F cockpit (North Vietnam modified) to ...\SFP1\Objects\Aircraft\Mig-17F\
 
3-When prompted, overwrite the files.
 
More detailed instructions are included within.
 
Just ask at the combatace forum if you have problems.
 
 
Enjoy!

This scheme is entirely fictional and represents a "What If" VFA-87 EF2000 fighter.
 
Thanks to USAFMTL for the decal reference
craigbrierley for the EF2000
Sundowner for the excellent template

F16 XF Gyrafalcon General Resource Two tones grey skin
 
It' simply a skin from AC3: electrosphere, with General Resource insignia

max 8 file and a .3ds file hope useful

Skin for the UPEO EF2000E Super Typhoon from Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere
 
Full details and disclaimer in the readme
 
Tally Ho
-CrimsonRoamer

A Cockpit mod of the Thirdwire Scooter's cockpit, to create the North Korean-modified Mig-15Bis cockpit.
 
Referenced from multiple color photos, cockpit layout diagrams and the reference "A Mig-15 to Freedom" by Korean war Mig-15 pilot veteran No Kum-Sok and a US university professor.
 
Instruments and placards moved, eliminated, repainted and painted from scratch.
 
Individual instruments in Russian as they were historically.
 
Yes, it correctly has the artificial horizon correctly Soviet-color-reversed, upside down-working (I even flew an ex-Soviet fighter that had this), and correctly no mirrors. Go to this thread for the discussion and color photos of real Mig-15 cockpits.
 
http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?showt...=27132&st=0
 
It includes a gyro lead-computing gunsight as per accounts with an early style English copy round gunsight reticle made in Poland.
 
Korean Mig-15s severely outnumbered F-86 Sabres in the Korean war and sometimes threatened the air superiority situation. More than a few US aces were shot down by Mig-15s. Mig-15s usually had the critical advantages over the Sabre of a superior untouchable ceiling and generally a much faster climb rate, acceleration and a cannon armament.
 
The true score of the Mig-15s will probably never be known. However some sources state anywhere from 78-100 F-86 kills depending on the F-86's "lost to unknown causes" categories.
http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/archive/index.php?t-8837.html
 
Mod by Richard "Pitts2A" Ordway. Thanks also to Brain32 for mirror placement help and to The Trooper for the coding on making the ADI and to Tazkiller for beta testing.
 
For SFP1/WOV/WOE/WOI.
 
Complete credits and history in readme.
 
Instructions:
 
1-Backup your files!
 
2- Included is a Mig-15 Cockpit.zip master file. In it are two separate cockpit files for two separate aircraft (Pasko's Mig-15Bis and the Mig-15Bis00 user Mod changed flight model aircraft). Unzip the Mig-15 mastercockpit Zip file. to ...SFP1ObjectsAircraftMig-15Bis or SFP1ObjectsAircraftMig-15bis00.
 
Within the master Zip file there are two subfiles. Open one of the two named subfiles and drop entire contents into matching named Mig folder.
 
3-When prompted, overwrite the files.
 
More detailed instructions are included within.
 
Just ask at the combatace forum if you have problems.
 
 
Enjoy!

This is a decaled 512 skin. I'm still working on my 2048 version.
 
All of the tail numbers are correct for the squadron. For every tail number listed, I have a picture of that aircraft with the Redhawks.
 
In the tail number list, you will find asterisks behind some numbers. Each asterisk is a Mig kill that that aircraft actually had.
 
I've also included a hanger screen from a picture I took during a base visit to the Portland Air National Guard Base back when I was in AFROTC.
 
Don't forget to add:
 
[TextureSetXXX]
Directory=142fig
Name=123rd FIS, 142th FIG "REDHAWKS"
Nation=USAF
Squadron=123FIS
Specular=0.300000
Glossiness=0.750000
Reflection=0.000000
 
to your F-4c config file.

This is a decaled 512 skin. I'm still working on my 2048 version.
 
All of the tail numbers are correct for the squadron. For every tail number listed, I have a picture of that aircraft with the Blackhawks.
 
In the tail number list, you will find asterisks behind some numbers. Each asterisk is a Mig kill that that aircraft actually had.
 
I've also included a hanger screen from a picture I took during a base visit to the Portland Air National Guard Base back when I was in AFROTC.
 
Don't forget to add:
 
[TextureSetXXX]
Directory=173fig
Name=114th FIS, 173rd FIG "BLACKHAWKS"
Nation=USAF
Squadron=114FIS
Specular=0.300000
Glossiness=0.750000
Reflection=0.000000
 
to your F-4c config file.

This is a set of decals from the Ace Combat series. It includes roundels and fin flashes. Included nations are:
 
Osean Air Defense Force
Osean Maritime Defense Force
Belkan Air Force
Yuktobanian Air Force
Ustio Air Force
Erusian Air Force
ISAF
 
Bonus fictional countries from my unfinished Ace Combat conversion are included as well:
 
Elgaran Army Air Corps
Falcona Liberation Front
 
Installation Instructions are included, I hope they are clear enough.
Please feel free to use these in any mods or retextures, give me credit and that is more then enough.
Thanks for downloading.

NATO Fighters
 
 
TO INSTALL MAINSCREEN
(1) extract all files
(2) copy the files in the \MENU folder to the \MENU folder in your Wings over Europe folder
 
 
 
© 2008, Kout
 
These files are made available under the Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 1.0 license
(Please visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/1.0/ for details.)
This basically means you are allowed to modify and redistribute these files, but that you should (1) give fair credit (2) distribute work based on these files under the same conditions as I did and you may not(3) use these files or works based on them for commercial purposes.

Lancaster
8 Squadron, Egyptian Air Force (Inchas) 1956
 
This is mini-mod with a set of decals and a repaint of the upper surfaces of the original Lancaster skin by Gramps. All credit for the rest of the skin goes to him.
 
The EAF had 10 Lancasters at the beginning of the Suez Crisis. Most were caught on the ground and destroyed by FAA Seahawks.
 
Weapons loadout has been changed to WP and the guns changed to 50 cal. The original aircraft were supplied without guns and the Egyptians scrounged weapons off surplus WWII aircraft. While I can't change the model to reflect the fact that there were only two 50 cals in the rear turret, I have de-gunned it.

Luftwaffe Eurofighter production scheme for craigbrierley's EF-2000 Typhoon
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I know that Craig's Typhoon already came with a Luftwaffe skin, but in my opinion it did not have enough individual aircraft number decals. So I made a few and while I was at it I decided to give it a slightly different paint job as well.
 
Thanks to craigbrierly for his fantastic Typhoon and sundowner for his impressive template!
 
Installation instructions
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Extract the contents of the rar file named 'Lw' into a TEMP folder.
Read the text file for further instructions.
 
Legal stuff
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1. The work may not be used in payware projects or in projects that will not be freely distributed under these same terms.
2. You must give proper credit in your readme file.
3. If feasible, include the original readme along with your new mod.
 
Additional notes:
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This skin comes in a 1024x1024 resolution. Should there be any demand for a mega-rez (aka 4096x4096) version, let me know.
If there are any questions regarding this skin (or its installation) feel free to PM me at combatace.
Gocad

B-17F (Serial no, 1603-23)
69 Squadron, IDF/AF 1956
 
This skin represents the aircraft from Ray Ball's 'The Israeli Air Force, Part One: 1948-1967. Artist: M.David Howley
 
This is a set of decals and a repaint of the upper surfaces of the original B-17G skin by Gramps. All credit for the rest of the skin goes to him. I have used the panel-lines from the layerfile in the B17G_909_template for FS2002 .

Templates for Craig's excellent Typhoon model.