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    1. Spitfire Mk5b Trop (2021)

      --------------- Spitfire for CombatAce ---------------
      SF2 version 2021
      TurboSquid : original 3D model
      Snapper21 : source file donated to CA
      Wrench : project development origin and inis
      Starfighter2 : original Spitfire Mk9 cockpit
      Logan4 : additionnal 3D parts and model editing to import into TW sims, textures editing, decals and inis.
      Cliff7600 : textures editing, decals and inis, cockpit editing.
      Thirdwire : textures and inis.
      These are the models made for CombatAce from the original TurboSquid 3D source file.
      It is made to be downloaded for free at CombatAce site only, and not to be used in any other way.
      The models have been designed for a SF2 / ThirdWire use and nothing else.
      Not to be merged with other files sharing the same original 3D model.
      - Spitfire Mk5b Trop
      - Spitfire Mk5b Trop w Aboukir filter
      Note : Turkish and Egyptian decals folders are common to both Mk5bT and Mk5cT models.
       

      117 downloads

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    2. Spitfire Mk5c Trop (2021)

      --------------- Spitfire for CombatAce ---------------
      SF2 version 2021
      TurboSquid : original 3D model
      Snapper21 : source file donated to CA
      Wrench : project development origin, inis and decals.
      Starfighter2 : original Spitfire Mk9 cockpit
      Logan4 : additionnal 3D parts and model editing to import into TW sims, textures editing, decals and inis.
      Cliff7600 : textures editing, decals and inis, cockpit editing.
      Thirdwire : textures and inis.
      These are the models made for CombatAce from the original TurboSquid 3D source file.
      It is made to be downloaded for free at CombatAce site only, and not to be used in any other way.
      The models have been designed for a SF2 / ThirdWire use and nothing else.
      Not to be merged with other files sharing the same original 3D model.
      - Spitfire Mk5c Trop
      - Spitfire Mk5c Trop 4 cannons
      Note : Turkish and Egyptian decals folders are common to both Mk5bT and Mk5cT models.

      126 downloads

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    3. Spitfire Mk6b / b Trop

      --------------- Spitfire for CombatAce ---------------
      SF2 version 2021
      TurboSquid : original 3D model
      Snapper21 : source file donated to CA
      Wrench : project development origin and inis
      Starfighter2 : original Spitfire Mk9 cockpit
      Logan4 : additionnal 3D parts and model editing to import into TW sims, textures editing, decals and inis.
      Cliff7600 : textures editing, decals and inis, cockpit editing.
      Thirdwire : textures and inis.
      These are the models made for CombatAce from the original TurboSquid 3D source file.
      It is made to be downloaded for free at CombatAce site only, and not to be used in any other way.
      The models have been designed for a SF2 / ThirdWire use and nothing else.
      Not to be merged with other files sharing the same original 3D model.
      - Spitfire Mk6b
      - Spitfire Mk6b Trop

      124 downloads

         (2 reviews)

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    4. Spitfire MkVb, VCS-7, US Navy, June 1944

      Spitfire MkVb, VCS-7, US Navy, 5th - 26th June 1944.
       
      Because of the high vulnerability of the SOC and OS2U spotter aircraft normally carried on board US Navy cruisers and battleships, it was felt that naval artillery spotters during the landings in Normandy would need aircraft better able to defend themselves against German fighters. As a result, 17 pilots were drawn from the cruisers CA 31 Augusta, CA 37 Tuscaloosa, CA 71 Quincy and the battleships BB 33 Arkansas, BB 35 Texas and BB 36 Nevada; they were affected to the Air Spotting Pool, based at RNAS Lee-on-Solent, along with two RAF Spitfire squadrons, Nos. 26 and 63, and four FAA Seafire squadrons, Nos.808, 885, 886 and 897.
       
      VCS-7 became operational on 28th May 1944.
       
      During operations, all aircraft were pooled, which meant that in fact, any pilot from any of the seven Spitfire/Seafire units could find himself flying any Spitfire or Seafire available, regardless of any theoretical 'ownership'. As a rule, aircraft operated in pairs, one spotting, the other covering.
       
      After three weeks of highly successful operations, VCS-7 was stood down on 26th June as the fighting moved beyond the range of the ships' guns.
       
      As they were on temporary loan from the RAF, all the aircraft used by VCS-7 retained their RAF markings.
       
      For use ONLY with SF2 including the Israel Expansion Pack. This will NOT work if you do not have the stock TW Spitfires installed and working.
       
      Credits:
       
      Model, Flight Dynamics and Decals by Third Wire
      Flight Dynamics by ShrikeHawk based on TW Spitfire MkIXc
      Cockpit by Stary
      Skin, data.ini modifications, sounds and assembly by ndicki
      Guns by AvHistory

      236 downloads

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    5. Tempest Mk V

      Hawker Tempest V
      The Hawker Tempest was a British fighter aircraft primarily used by the Royal Air Force (RAF) in the Second World War. The Tempest was an improved derivative of the Hawker Typhoon, intended to address problems with the Typhoon's unexpected low performance by replacing its wing with a much thinner laminar flow design. It emerged as one of the most powerful fighters used during the war.
      3D Model (Veltro2k)
      Textures and FM (Charles)
      Cockpit (Kesselbrut)
       
      Best Sim : Thirdwire
      unzip ad folders to their
      appropriate
      places...have fun
       
      THIS MODEL IS ONLY TO BE DISTRIBUTED AS FREEWARE AND IN NO OTHER CIRCUMSTANCE SHALL IT BE USED, EVEN IN PART OF ANYTHING THAT IS PAYWARE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE COMBAT ACE MODDERS AGREEMENT

      416 downloads

         (4 reviews)

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