F6-F5 Hellcat, 35 of USS Hornet, 1945. ive used my own F6 template to create this skin, weathered and bright converted.

FW.190A-6 No: 1 of JG300 'Wilde Sau' Piloted by Mj Hajo Herrmann. Germany, Summer 1943. Weathered & Bright finished, theres also a no markings version in the download

Bf 109E-7/Trop 'Black Chevron A',
flown by Oberleutnant Ludwig Franzisket,
Gruppen-Adjutant I./JG27, Castel Benito/Libya,
April 1941
excellent template by Jesters-Ink!
enjoy,
Tom "Lagarto"
August 2004

Messerschmitt Bf 109 E-4, W.Nr. 4148,
flown by Hptm. Wolfgang Lippert,
Gruppenkommandeur II./JG27, Russia, June 1941;
template by Jester, unit emblem by Jutocsa
II./JG 27 operated in the area of Wizna/Knyszyn. It was withdrawn from the eastern front as soon as July 1 1941, to be re-armed with Bf 109 F-2s. The rest of JG 27 (Stab and III. Gruppe) fought in the east until October 15, 1941. During its brief stay, JG 27 racked 268 victories: Stab - 13, II./JG27 - 38, and III./JG27 - 217.
More about Wolfgang Lippert:
www.luftwaffe.cz/lippert.html

Bf 109E-4, flown by Hannes Trautloft,
Gruppenkommandeur of III./JG 51, June 1940.
During the Polish campaign, Trautloft was Staffelkapitän of 2./JG 77. He was subsequently promoted to Hauptmann and became Gruppenkommandeur of III./JG 51 on 19 September 1939. He led his unit throughout the Battle of France and into the first phase of the Battle of Britain. On 25 August 1940 he was appointed Kommodore of JG 54, a post he would hold until July 5, 1943.
 
109E template by Jesters-Ink,
unit emblem by Jutocsa
 
tom "lagarto"
August 2004

Bf 109E-7 of Hauptmann Guenter Scholz, Grupenkommandeur III./JG5, Petsamo/Finland, September 1942.
 
template by Jester
 
After seeing action in the Spanish Campaign, Gunther Scholz flew with 7./JG54 in Poland and France, and during the Battle of Britain. Transferring to the Eastern Front he flew with III./JG5 from February 1942, later with Geschwaderstab JG5. In July 1944 he was posted to Norway. Scholz was awarded the Iron Cross I and finished the war with 33 victories.

B29 ESSO EXPRESS of the 468th BG . Formed at Smoky Hill Army field, Salina, Kansas, in September 1943 as one of the first B-29 groups, the 40th, 44th, 468th and 462nd Bomb Groups constituted the 58th Bombardment Wing (VH). The 'VH' designation stood for 'Very Heavy' Bombardment. This aircraft was the 29th production Superfortress and was delivered in Olive Drab/Neutral Grey camouflage. Stripped of armament it was used to haul fuel 1200 miles from India to the Advanced Base a Pengsham, Szechuan Province, China, hence the name 'Esso Express' . Well all i can say is the void for this is very hard to work with, its a lot worse than the HE111 , for example the mission tally on the nose is not 100% straight due to the mapping of the void also theres a section under the rear fusalage that cant be corrected believe me i spent hours trying on that bit alone its ok if your making a bare metal skin but if your doing camo work it takes ages to get it all properly correct well anyway i started from fresh from making my own template to the completed skin i even done the nose art freehand, also this aircraft only had one engine painted white but again due to the void theres only one engine to paint so they all come out the same it also had a white leading edge on the wings which i have blended in with the weathering, all insignias in the right places too. Bright finished, theres also a no markings skin as requested. Enjoy :)

VF-14, US Navy No: 21 (BuNo.70821) Pilot - Robert W.Kieffer. 1944. USS Wasp CV-18. On 14 October 1944 he shot down 1 A6M and 1 Ki-49 overall he had four kills. Again ive used my own template ,Weathered & Bright converted.