IL2: Forgotten Battles / Pacific Fighters by Ubisoft

This is Mistel from KG (Kampfgeshwader) 101, 1944, East Front.

Fictional Horten of II/JG 51
 
place in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/go-229 folder and have a blast...
Skin by Baron von Blutwurst
Template by Goodwood....thanks man!

Fictional Horten flying with JG53 sometime in mid 1945.
Place the file in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/Go-229 folder and just wing it...
 
Skin by Baron von Blutwurst
Template by Goodwood

Bf 109G-2 of 4/JG 54 "Grunherz", Siverskaya, northern sector of the Eastern Front, summer 1942.
The aircraft is finished in RLM71/72/76 with a field applied scheme of RLM79.
 
Place the bitmap in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/Bf 109G-2 folder and and tackle the "Red Menace"
 
Skin and template by Baron von Blutwurst
 
Engine/Gun/Gearleg by FlyByShooter

Bf 109K-4 of 12./JG27 during the Autumn of 1944. Pilot unknown so I believe you are to be conscripted..
 
place the file in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/Bf 109K-4 folder and Defend the Reich to the last.
 
Skin,Tempalte,and Cockpit Detail by Baron von Blutwurst
 
Engine,Gun,and Gear Leg by FlyByShooter...Thanx again m8!

Historical skin of BF 109G-6, "White 10", in service with 7./JG3 in the summer of 1943.
 
Place the bitmap in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/BF109G-6 folder and rip it up.
 
Skin and Template by Baron von Blutwurst
Cockpit detail by Baron von Blutwurst
 
engine,gearleg, and gun by FlyByShooter

Sorry, had to repost this today due to a corrupted file.
 
This 47 mission set provides an Italian fighter career during the period from June 1940 to April 1945. Includes skins. Any problems or questions relating to the campaign please feel free to e-mail me at EAF602WHIZZ@aol.com
 
Hope you enjoy it.
Billy Pryce

Spitfire Mk.XIX 'Flying Spyglass'
Unit: unknown
Serial: A/Z (DJ0021)
Reconnaissance aircraft. Spring 1945.
 
This is a very unusual looking Spitfire and is very obscure, in fact I have only found one profile image of this aircraft to work from and can find out very little about it from my searches - wanted to skin it for those very reasons.
 
This skin is for the above mentioned aircraft and though we don't have a MKXIX Spitfire in the game the real plane closely resembles the MKVIII that we do have access to so this is what I chose to use. The only real difference in how it looks physically is that the real plane (having a Griffon engine) has distinctive raised elongated bulges just above the overhead valves which I have tried to fake onto the actual skin.
Since it is a Recon Spitfire, I have also faked the cameras onto the fuselage and the underside of the airframe.
In place of the reflector gunsight I have also faked the camera controls into the cockpit which can be viewed externally.
 
Stick this in your "SpitfireMkVIII" skin folder and you are ready to go - note that it will fit the MKVIII Clipped Wing version as well so you may as well put it in that folder too. Three versions; "Marked","Roundels only" and "Unmarked" versions included.
 
Template created by "Fly By Shooter" with elements from "Jesters Ink" and Myself.
 
Regards,
96th_Nightshifter aka Phil Wyne
96thnightshifter@gmail.com

What-If Skin for Republican "Mustang"

What-If Skin for fictional "Aviazione Legionaria " Mc-205 III.

Historically correct 109F-2 of I/JG3 during July of 1941. Personal mount of Hptm. Hans von Hahn.
 
Place the file in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/Bf-109F-2 folder and have a great time..
 
Skin,Template,and Cockpit detail by Baron von Blutwurst
 
Engine,Gear leg, and Kannon by FlyByShooter...thanx again m8..
 
 
The screenshot is a 4 veiw taken from ingame shots so thats what the skin looks like folks.
 
Cheers
BvB

Stab/JG301 machine piloted by Oberfeldwebel Willi Reschke during April and May of 1945.
 
Place the file in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/Ta-152H-1 folder and enjoy the flight..
 
Skin,Template, and Internals by Baron von Blutwurst

Vought Corsair MkIV which is finished in the markings of Sub Lieutenant Donald J. Sheppard
Royal Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserve
No. 1836 Squadron, HMS Victorious
Sakishima Islands, East China Seas
May, 1945
 
Sheppard holds the distinction of being the only FAA Corsair ace of WWII. This Corsair is finished in Fleet Air Arm colours.
"Some sources state that the Corsairs were painted in US equivalents of Olive Drab, Neutral Gray and Sky Gray. This could very well be, but a colour photo I have, does not look like these colours. Furthermore, Dana Bell has stated in his Export Colors publication that some US aircraft were still being delivered in the proper British colours right up until war's end." So, that is good enough for me.
 
 
Place the file in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/Corsair MkIV folder and have a great flight..
Compatable with PF and PF+FB+AEP
 
Skin by Baron von Blutwurst
Internal Details by FlyByShooter...thanks m8

Su-2 reskinned as a TBD Devastator.
 
I found the lack of this plane to be a major problem when creating early Pacific Naval scenarios.
 
The Devastator was not a star performer...Slow, antiquated, short on range and lacking armour, barely able to take off with its torpedo.
(Infact its main purpose seems to have been to iterate to the USN that they needed an effective Torpedo Bomber !).
 
The Su-2 is not a perfect substitute but seems the closest plane ingame in look and performance (especially when set to 'Rookie' with the minimum fuel load.)
The Su-2 cannot carry torpedoes (but 2x250kilo bombs is similar to the 1000lb bombload of the Devastator and is possibly more effective than the 'dud' MkXIII torpedoes that the US navy had during early 42.)
 
The Su-2 is slow and relatively unarmoured (like the Devastator) and has light guns, 3 Shvaks, which is similar to the Devastators (f) .50 & (rear).30.
 
Although unable to land on a carrier ,the Su-2 seems far closer ingame to this plane than the TBF-1 and for coops and offline missions, this skin may prove useful to others as it has to me.

BF110-G2 10xSkin Pack of 8.Gruppe, Zertstorergeschwader 26, Berca, Kuzey Africa,1942.These 110s are actually a
BF110 E-1/R4 Trop skinned onto the G2.Theres 8 skins (different squad codes,weathering etc etc) & 1 Blank Weathered & 1 Blank unweathered in the D/L.
Excellent Template is by Jesters-Ink. Bright finished.......Buglord.........9th March 2007.

To run the campaign you need IL2 Sturmovik 1946 (version 4.08).
 
The package contains the campaign files and a exclusive skinpack from RDDR for the JG 300/301/302 skins; only available with this campaign.
 
Please unzip the files into a temp-folder and read the README bevor you start to install the campaign.
 
If you have installed "the last days" (TLD) plese read the install.pdf!!!
 
Reading the book from Willi Rreschke „Jagdgeschwader 303/302 wilde sau“ animated me to do a dynamic campaign about it.
 
The JG 300/ 301 and 302 were named „wilde sau“, cause they were build in 1943, to stop the british night bombing of german cities, with Bf109 and Fw190. They flew without eletronics or radar equipment over the burning cities, to fight the bombers in range of vision. A job like suicide.
 
These units were build by former bomber pilots. Step by step, they were used from the early year of 1944 on, as day fighters, till the end of the war. Their only duty was the defenese of the homeland.
 
Willi Reschke served as fighterpliot in the JG 302 from summer 1944 in the defense of the reich. He first flew against the alliied bombers over ungary in summer 1944.
 
In autum of 1944 the JG 302 was renamed or reorganizd into JG 301 an reequipped with Fw190 A8 and A9. With this plane he flew at the end of 1944 till 1945 over germany.
 
In the beginning of 1945 his Jagdgeschwader (fighter wing) was used in the attempt, to stop the russian troops heading for Berlin.
 
The JG 301 was the only german unit, which was equipped with a small number of the new Ta 152H fighters. Willi Reschke was one of the few, who flew with this plane.
 
In my campaign, the Ta 152H will also be flyable in the second subcampaign, Reichsverteidigung 1944.
 
 
The campaign
 
• Ungary summer 1944: baptism of fire (Bf109G6)
• Defense of the reich, end of 1944
• The last stand, Berlin 1945
 
You also could fly with JG 300, which used the Fw190A8 in the ungary campaign. The Ta 152H is playable even in the second subcampaign, as bonus or what-if.
 
Have fun

Skin VF-31 "Meat Axe Squadron"

This is the Flying Tigers Campaign. It has everything that the Flying Tigers did. There are 8 missions that are strikes, interceptions and patrols. It has all kinds of exciting stuff. Take command of up to 12 planes.
 
NOTE: THIS DOES NOT WORK ON IL2 STURMOVIK FORGOTTEN BATTLES, PACIFIC FIGHTERS OR IL2 ACE EXPANSION PACK. IT REQUIRES IL2 1946

On 24 March 1942 the American Volunteer Group (AVG) raid on the Japanese Air Force at Chiang Mai in northern Thailand was one of the Flying Tigers most significant actions.
The 10 P-40s that came from China caught the Japanese off-guard and provided America with it's 1st news of victory.
 
MISSION DATE: Tuesday, 24 March 1942
GAME REQUIREMENT: IL2-FB-PF 3.04m
GAME TYPE: CO-OP up to 10 players
MISSION TYPE: Airfield Attack
FLYABLE PLANES: Hawk 81A-2
FLIGHT TO TARGET TIME: 15 minutes
MISSION INFORMATION: This mission was created/edited by JR "Big Daddy" Jacobs

Ju.88A-5 No: 4D+IP of 6./KG30. Weathered & Bright finished theres also a no markings skin in the download.............buglord

Ju 87 B-2/Trop. of 3./ StG 3 , Egypt 1942 . weathered & bright converted. Thks to Jutocsa for his template.Theres also a no markings version in the download.

FW190d9 Yellow 6 9/Kg27 1945
Pilot unknown-Based on profile from C Sundin's site
 
 
Includes Marked/unmarked/swastika only
Template by Hammerd and Bury-cockpit by Aces..
Includes marked unmarked and swastika only
Not for commercial use or redistribution without permission pls (moksha@teambg.zzn.com)
Ta!
salut.
NB Bigger Screenie here:
http://server6.uploadit.org/files/moksha-Grab0002.jpg

BF110-E2 ,(Ive put it on the G2) No: G9+BC (W.Nr.3475)of Gruppenstab II./NJG 1. 1941. Template by Jesters ink , Weathered & Bright finished, Theres also a no markings skin in the download.

"D-Day Targets of Opportunity"
Three historical missions of D-Day,
1) P-38 CAP of the beaches,
2) P-47's stopping 22nd SS Panzer and Panzer Lehr Divisions trains South of Caen
3) A-20 attacking the Rail marshalling yards at Le Havre
 
1944 June 6 D-DAY - on a foggy overcast day the Allies land at Normandy. Field Marshal Rommel was of the firm belief that the only way to defeat an invasion was to counterattack the beaches as early as possible with armour.
 
Two hours before the seaborne landings began, Field Marshal von Rundstedt ordered the two reserve panzer divisions available for counterattack in Normandy, the 12th SS Panzer and Panzer Lehr, to move immediately toward Caen. He did so on the basis of an intuitive judgment that the airborne landings were on such a large scale that they could not be a mere deception maneuver and would have to be reinforced from the sea. The only place such landings could come in lower Normandy were on the Calvados and Cotentin coasts. He wanted armor there to meet the attack.
 
von Rundstedt's reasoning was sound, his action decisive, his orders clear.
 
But the panzer divisions were not under his command. They were in OKW reserve. To save precious time, von Rundstedt first ordered them to move out, then requested OKW approval. OKW did not approve. At 0730 Jodi informed von Rundstedt that the two divisions could not be committed until Hitler gave the order, and Hitler was still sleeping. von Rundstedt had to countermand the move-out order. Hitler slept until noon
 
Hitler's mistrust of his generals and the generals' mistrust of Hitler greatly assisted the Allies. So were Hitler's sleeping habits, as well as his Wolkenkuckucksheim ideas.
 
The two panzer divisions spent the morning waiting. There was a heavy overcast; they could have moved out free from serious interference from Allied aircraft. It was 1600 when Hitler at last gave his approval. By then the clouds had broken up and Allied fighters and bombers ranged the skies over Normandy, smashing anything that moved.
 
 
MISSION DATE: Sunday, TUESDAY, 6 JUNE 1944
GAME REQUIREMENT: IL2-FB-PF 3.04m
GAME TYPE: CO-OP up to 12 players
MISSION TYPE: Air Intercept
FLYABLE PLANES: P38L, P-47D-27,A-20, Fw-190A8
FLIGHT TO TARGET TIME: 10 minutes
MISSION INFORMATION: This mission by JR "Big Daddy" Jacobs

BF109 E4 of III/NJG 1 Serial: G9+JV. 1941. This is a first E4 ive every done so instead of using my own 109 F/G/K template & having to adapt it to a E4 i decided to use jesters Excellent E4/7 Template instead ( Glad theres a site for your templates now ),added my own weathering etc,etc. Theres a no markings version in the download, Bright finished.....Buglord.