WW2 Aircraft Skins

Pilot - Captain Roscoe Brown with the 100th FS, 322nd FG, also know as the
Tuskegee Airmen. He shot down two German aircraft, including an Me.262 on
March 24, 1945 during an escort mission to Berlin.
 
Cool paint job - $30.
150 rounds of .50 Cal Cartridges - $3.
Never lost a bomber while on escort duty - Priceless!!!
 
Note: aircraft was named 'Bunnie' in honour of his daughter.
 
Thanks to suhsjake, for his good template.
 
This skin is for Wolf257's P-51d-30. Enjoy!
 
Scrapper

Curtiss-Wright Hawk 75Q (Hawk 75A-5)
 
Chinese Nationalist air force, Kumning 1942.
 
I've included separate skins for aircraft "2" and "4". As far as I'm aware these were the only two examples flown by the Chinese Nationalist forces. A factory was built to produce more but this was relocated to Burma before a single aircraft was produced.
 
Enjoy
 
LloydNB

The skin represent the daylight scheme applied to the F4U-5 of the Argentine "Comando de Aviacion Naval"
 
The skin was done using the bmp's of the "SOES-12" skin by Sundowner (who kindly authorized me to use them)

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Esquema de pintura azul de los Corsair pertenecientes a la Armada Argentina. Utilizable con el Vought AU-1 Corsair de Mirage Factory:
 
http://www.checksix-fr.com/bibliotheque/in...ail&ID=4433
 
Todos los créditos corresponden a Sundowner, quien amablemente me permitió compartir este skin. Mi agradecimiento para él.
 
 
 
 
English:
 
Blue paint scheme for the Armada Argentina Corsair's. Usable with Vought AU-1 Corsair from Mirage Factory:
 
http://www.checksix-fr.com/bibliotheque/in...ail&ID=4433
 
All credits belongs to Sundowner, who kindly allowed me to share this skin. My thanks to him.

Fiat CR.42 - Falco
Aeronautique Militaire Belge
 
4./II (Cocotte blanche), Nivellles, Belgium, May 1940
For Veltro2k's CR.42

Fiat CR.42 - Falco
 
83 Squadriglia (18 Gruppo, 56 Stormo C.T.), Ursel, Belgium, November 1940
 
This squadron was one of those committed to operations on the Channel coast.
Thanks to Veltro for a terrific aircraft to work on.
 
******Ailerons updated.*******

Fiat CR.42 - Falco
 
95 Squadriglia (18 Gruppo, 56 Stormo C.T.), Ursel, Belgium, November 1940
 
This squadron was one of those committed to operations on the Channel coast.
 
Install by copying the "RA_95" folder into your CR.42 install. Thanks to Veltro for a terrific aircraft to work on.
 
*******This is a repaint of the original release skin with a few refinements.*******

Fiat CR.42 - Falco
 
1/3. "Kor Asz" (Ace of Hearts) Fighter Squadron, Royal Hungarian Air Force, Summer 1942
 
Thanks to Veltro for a terrific aircraft to work on.

Hawk H-75A
GC I/5, 1 escadrille
Suippes, mai 1940.
This is for Wrench's Hawk75A_AdA install, which can be found at this site.

China theatre skin for Monty CZs Curtiss Hawk III

Curtiss Hawk H-75A
GC I/4, 2 Escadille
Dakar, Senegal Summer 1942
 
Just copy the GC_I-4 folder into your installation of Wrench's Hawk75A_AdA and happy flying.

Dewoitine D.520
Regia Aeronautica
 
164 Squadriglia (161 Gruppo Autonomo), Reggio Calabria (Italy), May 1943
 
This represents one of a handful of squadrons that flew the 47 D.520s pressed into service with the RA. All were used in 1943 for home defence against Allied bombers. Most D.520s in the RA had their French markings and Vichy stripes overpainted.
 
LloydNB

Dewoitine D.520
Regia Aeronautica
 
370 Squadriglia (24 Gruppo Autonomo), Oibia Venafiorita (Sardina) and Metato (Italy), August 1943
 
This represents one of a handful of squadrons that flew the 47 D.520s pressed into service with the RA. All were used in 1943 for home defence against Allied bombers.
 
LloydNB

Aichi D3A "Val" Carrier Air Groups Skin Pak -- For SF/WoV/WoE WW2 PTO installs
 
This package contains a set of NEW skins for Pasko's D3A "Val", IJN carrier based dive bomber.
 
These skins are as seen during the time frame of post-March 1942, up to June 1942 (ie: Midway)
 
The carrier dive bomber groups represented here are:
 

Akagi
Hiryu
Kaga
Soryu


 
as seen on the morning of 4 June, 1942, during the Battle of Midway. These are done in the later 'green' color, as research has shown that the IJN bombers (in this instance, Vals) had been repainted to more 'camo-ish' color just prior (and for some ships, just after) to the Battle of the Coral Sea, and obviously, Midway.
 
They are NOT 100% historical; there are a few certain liberties I've taken. In other words, some squadron and flight specific markings have NOT been created. Although simpler in execution, it does gaul my sense of propriety and my bent toward "as close to 100% accuracy as possible". Such is life! :(
 
Also included are modified data, loadout and cockpit inis. The loadout ini uses the correct WW2 Japanese bombs, the data and cockpit inis have been 'metric-ized' to show meters, kilometers per hour, etc (like I've done for several other Axis aircraft). NEW damage tgas have also been created and included, for that shot-up look. My Hangar and Loading screens are here as well, for those that might want to use them.
(BTW: these are the same inis from the Pearl Habor Val Skin set, so you needn't re-install these inis, if you have the PH set)
 
The skin were created using the new template, based on the original skins, rezied to 1024, with all new panel and rivet lines; all new individual aircraft tail codes for 18-21 aircraft (depending on the ship) have also been supplied.
 
= IMPORTANT: These aircraft are designed for use in SF/WoV/WoE -ONLY-, It has =NOT= been tested it in post 8/28/08 patch WoI, or post 9/08 - 10/08 patch SF/WoV/WoE. You use it in these enviroments at YOUR own risk. =
 
= This mod is designed for use with the Bunyap Weapons Pak of 6/06, as it contains all the needed weapons . If attempting to use this aircraft with any other weapons pak, you'll need to add ALL the WW2 era bombs, torpedoes, etc. They are NOT included in this package. =
 
His Divine Imperial Majesty, the Emperor Himself has deemed it imperative you READ the enclosed readme to gain insight on the correct Installation Procedures ... the Consequences will be Dire if you do not....
 
Good Hunting!
Wrench
Kevin Stein
 
**Note: the skins/decals work just fine in SF2**

Aichi D3A "Val" Carrier Air Groups Skin Pak -- For SF/WoV/WoE WW2 PTO installs
 

"Pearl Harbor Attackers" - The Dive Bombers


 
This package contains a set of 6 NEW skins for Pasko's D3A "Val", IJN carrier based dive bomber.
 
These skins are designed for a 'start of the war' time frame, up until approximately Feb/March 1942, when the paint scheme began to change from the 'light gray' to a 'camo green' for the stike aircraft.
 
The carrier dive bomber groups represented here are:
 


Akagi
Hiryu
Kaga
Shokaku
Soryu
Zuikaku


 
as seen on the morning of 7 December, 1941, during the Attack on Pearl Harbor. This is obviously the "start of the war" paint scheme, of the light gray. Some of these aircraft also operated over China, prior to the Hawaiian Operation, and wore this same paint job.
 
They are NOT 100% historical; there are a few certain liberties I've taken to make them more usable for a slightly longer timeframe than should be historically accurate (more in the "Other Notes" section below). In other words, some squadron and flight specific markings have NOT been created. Although simpler in execution, it does gaul my sense of propriety and my bent toward "as close to 100% accuracy as possible". Such is life! :(
 
The skin were created using a new template I created, based on the original skins, resized to 1024, with all new panel and rivet lines; all new individual aircraft tail codes for 18-21 aircraft (depending on the ship) have also been supplied.
 
Also included are modified data, loadout and cockpit inis. The loadout ini uses the correct WW2 Japanese bombs, the data and cockpit inis have been 'metric-ized' to show meters, kilometers per hour, etc (like I've done for several other Axis aircraft). NEW damage tgas have also been created and included, for that shot-up look. My Hangar and Loading screens are here as well, for those that might want to use them.
 
= IMPORTANT: These aircraft are designed for use in SF/WoV/WoE -ONLY-, It has =NOT= been tested it in post 8/28/08 patch WoI, or post 9/08 - 10/08 patch SF/WoV/WoE. You use it in these enviroments at YOUR own risk. =
 
= This mod is designed for use with the Bunyap Weapons Pak of 6/06, as it contains all the needed weapons . If attempting to use this aircraft with any other weapons pak, you'll need to add ALL the WW2 era bombs, torpedoes, etc. They are NOT included in this package. =
 
Full, detailed instructions are in the enclosed readme. The Commander of the Combined Fleets REQUIRES that you read it ... or take the Honorable Way Out...
 
Good Hunting!
Wrench
kevin stein

***Updated***
Weathering added
More accurate colors
Aligned panal lines
*************
 
This is a North Africa skin for WOLF257's P-38H. Read the readme. Enjoy!
 
Scrapper

This aircraft depicts "Detroit Miss", a P-51D Mustang of the 375th Fighter Squadron, 361st Fighter Group, late 1944.
The aircraft was flown by 1st Lt. Urban "Ben" Drew. Special thanx to Wolf257 for creating
this aircraft and to Crab02 and USAFMTL for their help with the making of this skin.
 
Hope you enjoy this...
Regards, Pappy

Harvard
Egyptian Air Force 1956
 
This is a set of decals and a repaint of the HarvardIIB_IDF by Rob "Bunyap" McCray. The original Harvard skin by Pappychksix. All credit for the rest of the skin goes to him.
 
Elements of this skin come from the Harvard/Texan by Alphasim for Flight Simulator X (base textures by Frank Safranek) and a re-paint by Henry William.
 
LloydNB

The original Aircraft was an AT-6G (we don't have it so I use Harvard IDF by The Wrench) of EALA 13/72 Algeria 1958.
 
To install, just drop the EALA1372 folder in your HarvardIIB_IDF folder.
Thanks to Bunyap for the original AT-6 ; to The Wrench for the Harvard and the templates.
 
And a very big Thanks to my skinning professor : Sony Tuckson.
 
Any feedback will be appreciate.

This aircraft depicts "Easy 2 Sugar", a P-51D Mustang of the 375th Fighter Squadron, 361st Fighter Group, 11 July 1944.
The aircraft was flown on this date by 1Lt Urban "Ben' Drew. Special thanx to Wolf257 for creating
this aircraft and to Crab02 and USAFMTL for their help with the making of this skin.

README.
 
Skin for AT-6D Texan Spanish Air Army with Decals.
Put this folder in the appropriate place and enjoy.
\ Objects \ Aircraft \ AT-6D Texan. No problems UVMAP
 
Feel free to modify to your liking this painting, as long as I give the appropriate credit. Because I do.
 
 
Suitable for SFP1 and SFP2 in their respective folders.
 
Good flight. Ariell
 
 
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Skin para AT-6D Texan Ejercito del Aire Español con Decals.
Ponga esta carpeta en el lugar correspondiente y a disfrutar.
\Objects\Aircraft\AT-6D Texan. Sin problemas de UVMAP
 
Sientase en la libertad de modificar a su gusto esta pintura, siempre y cuando me dé el correspondiente credito.
Ya que yo lo hago.
 
Apta para sfp1 y sfp2 en sus correspondientes carpetas.
 
Buen vuelo. Ariell

P-47D-25, Generic Post-WW2 Skin for SF, WoV & WoE
 
A "simple garden variety" natural metal skin for Wolf's P-47D-25 'Bubbletop' Thunderbolt.
 
This is a 'representative' skin for the F-47D Thunderbolt, in the post-1947 era, right after the formation of the US Air Force. As they were still a few around for a few years, mostly in the Air National Guard, I thought I'd throw together a little something. Now, mind you, these are NOT ANG aircraft, but should be considered as 'front line', as I didn't create ANG style decals.
The tail serial numbers are actual P-47D serials, just so's your tail fin don't look and feel so neeked.
I've also created the "buzz numbers" so prevelant in the post-war period, and into the Korea War, so this skin set will fit nicely into a "Cold War Gone Hot: 1948" scenario.
 
There are a few changes in the cockpit ini, adding a new sight tga (USAAF Mk.8). Instructions are below, in the "To Install" section.
And, once again, all the lights have correct positions, colors, including a landing light.
A new, WoE style Hangar Screen is also provided.
Information of 'fixing' the loadout problem with the Triple-Bazooka launchers is also supplied
 
== You MUST also have the latest weapons pak to make use of the WW2 weapons.==
 
PLEASE read the enclosed readme for full, detailed install instructions, along with other notes of interest.
 
Happy Hunting!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

P-51D-30, Generic Post-WW2 Skin and Ini Update for SF, WoV & WoE
 
A "simple, plain old garden variety" natural metal skin for Wolf's P-51D-30 Mustang, that uses the "P-51D30_V3.LOD", or in other words, the latest version that's available in the "Planes Pak", to be found at CombatAce .
 
This is a 'representative' skin for the F-51D Mustang, in the post-1947 era, right after the formation of the US Air Force. I did some experimentation with 'paneling'. I just used various verrry light tones of gray to try and create the differing panel sections. The skin itself was created from Wolf's original template, with cleaned up and redrawn panel lines, my 'interperative' rivets, and a new look for the cowl vent/air filter inlet.
The tail serial numbers are actual P-51D serials, just so's your tail fin don't look and feel so neeked.
I've also created the "buzz numbers" so prevelant in the post-war period, and into the Korea War, so this skin set will fit nicely into a "Cold War Gone Hot: 1948" scenario, or even a Korean War one.
 
As everybody knows how I hate to waste good decals, and just for fun, I transfered over and positioned a whole bunch of the various nose arts from other aircraft. So there's something to look at; and most surely against the Regs in the post-war era....there may be some partial or semi-nudidity on some some of them.
 
A few changes in the cockpit ini, added 2 new sight tgas (K-14 AA and AG sights). Instructions are below, in the "To Install" section.
And, once again, all the lights have correct positions, colors, and that nice little retractable landing light lens that Wolf provided for us, in now actually the landing light. --- really, this is the last time I'm fixing it!!!!
A new, WoE style Hangar Screen is also provided, for those wishing to use the aircraft/skin in a CWGH: 48 style install.
 
== You MUST also have the latest weapons pak to make use of the WW2 weapons.==
 
As stated above, there here highly detailed, step-by-step install instructions -- so PLEASE read them, ok???
 
Enjoy!
Wrench
kevin stein

F2A-3 Buffalo, Skin and Ini Update Pak For SF/Wo*/SF2 PTO Installs
 
This is a semi-complete package for the Dev A-Team F2A Buffalo, in USN and USMC service at the beginning of World War 2.
 
It is semi-complete due to DAT rules, the aircraft lod is NOT included. So, you'll need the F2A-R2.LOD to compete this package. Everything else IS included.
 
3 skin/decal set are included; and there's 3 individual readmes, as I've combined all the earlier seperate downloads from my now-closed site, into one. I'd reccomend reading them all, if only for the historical reference
 
VF-2 "Flying Chiefs", USS Lexington, December 1941
VMF-212, MCAS Ewa, Territory of Hawaii, circa January 1942
VMF-221, Midway Island, June 1942 (yes, them). This skin is 100% historically accurate, with BuNum matched to Modex numbers for the aircraft assigned during the Battle of Midway. (shown in screenshot)
 
Canopy works via manual animation key, the standard Shift/0
Also included is the engine sound, and a pilot figure. NOTE: the pilot figure is set for 06 level, so you drop him into the root of the /Objects/Aircaft folder.
 
For SF2 usage, you'll get a new folder for him in the /Pilots sub-folder. In essence, you've got him twice!
 
Once unzipped, all you need to is drop the LOD into the /F2A folder,and off you go. I'd also advise reading each of the enclosed readmes.
 
*Note: while still designed with 06 SF/Wo* in mind, it should also be usable in 08 Level SF/Wo*. If used in 08s & SF2, be advised a completly new FM will be necessary. Also, cockpit repositioning will be needed for SF2. Post all questions & problems in the SF2 PropHead Forum. I'll get them worked out (excepting FMs and LOD issues)!*

Original aicraft by Pasko. Repaint based on an FAA Martlet Mk.III. See original
readme for further details. Painted aircaft again with different desert texture.