The Heinkel He 70 is a mail plane and fast passenger aircraft of the 1930s designed by German aeronautics firm Heinkel Flugzeugwerke, which was also used in auxiliary bomber and aerial reconnaissance roles. It had a relatively brief commercial career before it was replaced by types which could carry more passengers. The He 70 was a leading design for its day, setting eight world speed records by the beginning of 1933.
3D Model (Veltro2k)
Textures and FM (Charles)
Cockpit (Kesselbrut)
Best Sim : Thirdwire

unzip ad folders to their appropiate places...have fun
 

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Nanchang Q-5 / Q-5E / Q-5II
 
This work started as a simple skinpack for Wrench's SF-2 Fantan pack.
At last it changed so much that I decided to make a whole repackage.
 
So at last this is only a Wrench tribute due all the old birds he always polish and upgrade for us almost every day. Thank You my friend!
 
I tried only to complete his work on the Q-5
 
What's new:
 
- All skins rework (new camos too)
 
- Engine Intakes (by Cocas)
 
- Brand new decal sets according Y.Gordon MiG-19 Aerofax bible
 
- Canopy, Antennas & Rails mappings issues quick fixes
 
- Loadout Images SF-2 Tga files
 
Credits:
 
- Wrench for SF-2 upgrade (for SF-1 original credits see his readme)
 
- Cocas for new engine intake via fake pilot add
 
- Guest for original North Korea skin
 
- Paulopanz for all skins, decals, fixes etc.
 
Install:
 
- As usual all in main mod folder and overwrite
 
North Korea Q-5E/II:
 
- Copy from Q-5A the relative folder
 
- Paste it in Q-5E/II folders
 
Suggestions:
 
- Use it over Quemoy island or Formosa strait
 
- Make a new cold war Taiwan campaign, please
 
That'all folks!
 

 
@ paulopanz

Pack of C-47/Dakota/R4D for WW2 mods. Most skins by me. Decals are again, mostly by me.
NO cockpit, sorry!
Thanks to Thirdwire for the original C-47 3-D model.
Have fun!
A. Mariani

This is a "stand-in" Seafire FR Mk. 47 modded from Thirdwire's Spitfire Mk. 24.
The skin in is .jpg format and 512 x 512 resolution. It includes a new SPITFIRE24_PROP_SLOW.TGA
showing 5-blade propeller instead of the stock 4-blade prop. Also included is Stary's late mark
Spitfire cockpit.
You will need the DLC #29 to get the late marks Spitfires before you install this mod.
Thanks to Thirdwire for the original Spitfire 3-D model.
Have fun!
A. Mariani

New 3-D model of Mod-Mafia's F4U-1D by Sundowner.
This package includes 6 new skins (3 Navy + 3 Marines), among them 2 basic
skins for use in WW2 Pacific campaigns/mods.
Skins included:
VBF-86
VF-84
VMF-213
VMF-312
USMCBLUE1
USNBLUE1
Also included are a WW2 pilot and external fuel tanks.

Thanks to Sundowner and the Mod-Mafia team for the 3-D model and templates.

SF2 RB-57E Canberra "Patricia Lynn" (Remod)              7/25/2019
= For SF2:V ( or Any & All SF2s, Full-5 Merged Prefered) =
*note: this mod was started for a CA member in July, 2018. I just recently found it in my archives. Figured I might as well release it!*
This is a complete rebuild of Anjundair's B-57E, and an update to Migbuster's RB-57E "Patricia Lynn" package for SF2:V.
The aircraft has 3 full skin and decal sets; all serial number decals are 100% historically correct. These skins depict the 460th TRW, Det 1 at various times in their deployments to Southeast Asia:
Natual Metal (1963)
Night 1 (1966)
Night 2 (1970)
The skins use the SF2 'date switch', and marking change as needed as per the year in use. Skins remain in their bitmap format.
The FM has been rebuild using the stock 3W B-57 as a base. The avionics have been upgraded, and you'll now have a full time LLTV set up. As there is no accurate B-57 cockpit, the F-4B is used as a stand in, due to it having scope to display the radar, TFR and LLTV (yes, we know there actually wasn't one in the front cockpit). This (gaming) aircraft remains fully combat capable, unlike the Real Life (tm) versions. See Notes for more information.
When in game, you'll see
RB-57E Canberra (AJ)
on the aircraft selection dropdown window.The "AJ" credits Ajundair, even though there are no other RB-57s available.
As always, fairly easy to follow, detailed install instructions are included. So, please read them! If you have any earlier versions of this aircraft mod, it is =HIGHLY= suggested you delete the aircraft and decals folders, as THIS mod replaces everything. End users (tm) might also find the Notes section enlightning and informative.
Good Hunting!
Wrench
Kevin Stein
***Note: Found in the Archives!!! This was done and should have been uploaded in early 2018!! But I guess  never got around to doing so for whatever reasons. As I don't use my SF2:V mods folder much, there may be other birds that have been hiding in the hangars. I'll be more careful in checking from now on!! ***

SF2 Yak-14 Mare (What If) Pack       7/21/2019
-For SF2, Any and All (Full 4/5 Merged Reccomended)
This package contains a "new" aircraft, the Yak-14 (NATO Codename "Mare") advanced jet trainer and light attack aircraft.
It is based on, and rebuilt from, Pasko's T-33 T-Bird as this was the aircraft (suitably repainted and rebadged) used in the 1949 motion picture "Jet Pilot". This represents the aircaft flown (#58) by Lt. Anna Marladovan (aka Olga Orlief) as played by Janet Leigh.
The aircraft is finished in "Soviet Dark Green", and all markings are decals. Skin maps remain in lo-rez bitmaps. All marking are decals, and decal Randomization is TRUE. New era specific Soviet pilot figures are included (the newer 'RedAir1' figure). It uses all stock 3W Soviet/WP weapons, but 'new' drop tanks are included. The canopy operates with the Standard Animation Keystroke (tm), Shift/0 (zero).
On the aircraft selection drop down, you'll see:
Yak-14 "Mare" (P)
The (P) designates that this was built from Pasko's old T-33.
As is always reccomended, unzip to a temp folder or your desktop to give easy access to the rest of this readme for it's install instructions. 
Please see the "Notes" section for a list of changes to make the aircraft more SF2 compliant
This one was done purely for fun!! Enjoy it in that spirit!
Happy Landings!
Wrench
Kevin Stein  

SF2 F-84B Thunderjet, 49th FIS, 14th FG Pack       7/7/2019
-For SF2, Any and All (Full Merged Reccomended)
This is a NEW aircraft, the Republic F-84B Thunderjet, depicted as when it first became operational in 1947. It it based on (one of) RussoUK's F-84s. It represents aircraft of the 49th FS (JP), 14th FG from 1947 through 1949. The 49th was the first USAF squadron to recieve and deploy the Thunderjet into active service (along with it's sister squadrons the 37th and 48th).They served in the "day and good weather" Air Defense role of the Eastern United states from Dow AFB, Maine.
The skin is in jpg format, and 26 serial and Buzz numbers decals were created. Decal Randomization is TRUE.  On the number list (individual aircraft serial) drop down, any serials marked with a star (*) has been positively identified as having served in the 49th. The others, while some DID serve in other squadrons of the 14th FG, they could not be identified to any of the 3 squadrons. Others, for the B model, are generic in nature. 
A NEW late 1940s pilot figure is included, as is the "f84" jet sound. Drop tanks, WW2 era bombs, rockets, etc are NOT. You should have these already.
On the Aircraft selection dropdown menu you'll see:
F-84B ThunderJet (RUK)
(This is to differentiate Russ's T-Jet from the as yet uncompleted FastCargo version; if it every gets done!). 
As is always reccomended, unzip to a temp folder or your desktop to give easy access to the rest of this readme for it's install instructions. 

Happy Landings!
Wrench
Kevin Stein