FW190A4 of SG2 or SG10 Tunisia early 1943 W.Nr. 611. This aircraft was apparantly re-painted & kept the rlm 76 undersurfaces & lower rudder whilst the fusalage was over sprayed in rlm78, the fusalage german cross was also oversprayed with rlm 78.--- RLM/79/78/76. Theres two versions of this aircraft Weathered & Unweathered each version has a Marked, unmarked, & Marked without swastika, 6 skins in total, I used jesters excellent template (Many Thanks) , Bright finished..........Buglord.

FW190A-3 of 10./JG1 flown by Johannes Rathenow, Holland 1942. Ive done two versions of this aircraft weathered & unweathered in each version theres Yellow cowling marked & unmarked , Red cowling marked & unmarked 8 skins in total in the download. I was unsure about the colouring of the lower cowling so i did both red & yellow. I used Jesters excellent A4 template (many thanks) ... Bright finished...Buglord.

'Yellow 12' flown by Uffz. Paul Lixfeldt, 6./JG 300, Loebnitz/Germany, November 1944
 
CORRECTED VERSION ,NEW SKIN WITH SHIELDS AND NEW TOOLING.
 
 
Thanks to Darren

A6M5C Saburo Sakai. Yokosuka Kokutai Japan 1945.
 
A6M2 Zero 21 Saburo Sakai Tainan NAG Rabaul 1942
 
His score of 64 planes downed is based on his own reports, and in some of his accounts it was one or two lower. Two Japanese pilots had higher scores, also based on their own counts. (Lieut. Tetsu Iwamoto shot down more than 100 Allied planes.) The Japanese Navy policy was not to credit personal victories officially, but to subordinate the individual to the group.
On Dec. 8, 1941, the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor, he flew with his group to attack an American air base in the Philippines. He shot down an American P-40, in what was said to be the Japan's first aerial kill there. On Jan. 25, he downed an American B-17, the first Allied bomber to fall in the Pacific.
 
Sakai remains the top surviving ace of the Pacific Airwar.

FW.190A-5 of I Staffle I Gruppe JG51 , Theres two versions of this aircraft Weathered & Unweathered each version has a Marked, unmarked, & Marked without swastika, 6 skins in total, I used jesters excellent template (Many Thanks) , Bright finished..........Buglord

Me 262 of 11./JG7 based at Prague-Ruzyn in 1945. This particular aircraft was the personal mount of Ubfw. Heinz Arnold.
 
Place the file in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/Me 262A-1a folder and blow stuff up..
 
Skin by Baron von Blutwurst with the aid of a heavily modified template by Aero_Shodanjo...thanks m8

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

VF-17 "Jolly Rogers" Corsair piloted by Fred J. Streyg, February of 1944.
 
Place the file in your IL-2/paintschemes/skins/F4U-1A folder and have at it..
Skin for PF and PF+FB+AEP
 
Skin by Baron von Blutwurst
Template by mostly Baron von Blutwurst and ?
 
Internals by FlyByShooter..Thanks again m8.