WW2 Aircraft Skins

Bueno aca dejo el Skin del P-51 del Grupo de Aviación Nº2 "Caza" de la FAU, espero les guste.
Saludos.
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Well, this is the skin for P-51 of Grupo de Aviación N2 "Caza" of the Uruguayan Air Force
Bye.

Second skin in a series for Russo's Me109e. This skin represents 8/JG2 during the summer of 1940 and uses the speckling technique of overpainting common to aircraft of this Geshwader. The base scheme is a standard RLM 71/02 upper surface with lower surfaces in RLM 65. Nose and tail overpainted in RLM 04. All colors in this series are based on the standard values found at SimmersPaintShop, but are interpreted by me as far as fading goes, so they will appear different from other skins, or profiles, you might have seen. Also, my aircraft numbers appear in a more random order, because this is how I feel aircraft were flown in the field.
 
All skins in this series borrow heavily from Russouk2004's .psd. I am indebted to him, and to Wrench, for their help. A full readme file is enclosed. If you want to mod this, feel free, I believe in the Freeware agreement I signed on to, just give credit where credit is due.
 
Hope you like it.
 
Heck

A skin for Wolf257's p-51b-10.
 
"Ina The Macon Belle"
 
Pilot - Lt. Colonel Lee Archer, with the 302nd FS, 322nd FG(Tuskegee Airmen).
He flew 169 combat missions in World War II and shot down 5 enemy planes.
 
Thanks to suhsjake, for his good template.
 
Scrapper

A skin for Wolf257's p-51b-10.
 
the 334th Fighter Squadron was originally the No. 71 (Eagle) Squadron, RAF
with American volunteers.
 
Thanks to suhsjake, for his good template.
 
Scrapper

A skin for Wolf257's p-47D-20
 
the 334th Fighter Squadron was originally the No. 71 (Eagle) Squadron, RAF
with American volunteers.
 
***Now With***
Used weathered look
Individual artwork and numbers
Correct Squadron Markings
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Scrapper

55th FG, 343rd FS ETO skin for Wolf257's P-38H.
 
***Fixed***
Individual and squadron Markings
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Enjoy!
 
Scrapper

Pilot - Maj.Edward B.Giller
343rd FS, 55th FG
 
Thanks to suhsjake, for his good template.
 
***Fixed***
Squadron Markings
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This skin is for Wolf257's P-51d-30. Enjoy!
 
Scrapper

This aircraft depicts a P-51D Mustang, "Grim Reaper", s/n 44-63702, - flown by CAPT Lowell K. Brueland, 355th FS/354th FG, July-August 1944. 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, Pappy

This aircraft depicts a P-51D Mustang, "Live Bait", s/n 44-63702, - flown by 1LT Clayton Gross, 355th FS/354th FG, July-August 1944. 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, Pappy

This aircraft depicts "VAL-HALLA", an F-51D-20-NA, s/n 45-11525, - flown by The Heritage Flight Museum.
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, Pappy

North Atlantic 2-Tone Gray Camo for KM Ju-87T Stuka
 
Another skin for my "What If..." carrier based Ju-87T, which is modded from Pasko's original Stuka. It represents a fictional North Atlantic 2-tone Gray.
 
Since there exists NO available templates to reskin ANY of Pasko's birds (or at least none I could find), I had to use his original splinter camo as a base for this (see the original readme for the Ju-87T). What I wound up doing is creating a multi-layer psd file for the needed skin bmps, and redrawing every single panel and rivet line.
So, all credit goes to the original skin creator, whoever that might be; but...
This is a NEW skin (albeit based off stock), from a NEW template, created by ME!!! And let me tell ya, re-drawing all those little buggers is a real PITA!!!
 
Please read the readme for install instructions and perhaps some notes of interest, in particular about the unit badge decals.
 
Happy Landings!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

North Atlantic Gray/Swirl/Faded Splinter Camo for KM Bf-109T10
 
Another skin for my "What If..." carrier based Bf-109T10, modded from Wolf257's original G10. It represents a fictional North Atlantic Gray (ish) swirly pattern, superimposed over the splinter. The splinter has been lightly painted over, so it still should 'bleed' through. The (fictional) squadron represented is JGM100, same as that which came in the Bf-109T10 mod.
 
Please read the readme for install instructions, and other notes of interest.

Third skin in the series for the Battle of Britain Me-109e. This skin uses a different overpainting technique. The standard 71/02/65 scheme has been hastily overpainted on the sides in RLM 71 using a paintbrush. Two bitmaps are included in this skin; one with overpainting, the other a standard 71/02/65. You could use this standard paint scheme for any of your Me-109e skins, just rename 109ETexA.BMP by removing the A after renaming your original bitmap. Also enclosed is a complete readme.
 
My thanks go out to Russo, Wrench, and Gocad for the use of their files, and their help and ideas. Any questions or problems, pm me.
 
Hope you enjoy,
 
Heck

This aircraft depicts "Miss Velma", a P-51D Mustang, S/N 44-14561, of the 343rd FS, 55th, flown by Capt. Frank Birtciel. Special thanx to Wolf257 for creating this aircraft and to Crab02 and USAFMTL (and to Scrapper) for their help with the making of this skin.
 
Hope you enjoy this...
Regards, Pappy

This aircraft depicts "Miss Evelyn", a P-51D Mustang, S/N 44-14442, of the 343rd FS, 55th, flown by Lt. Warren E. Lewis. Lt Lewis was going to name this a/c "Miss Evelyn" but he became a POW on 6 October 1944 while flying this a/c and before the name was applied. Special thanx to Wolf257 for creating this aircraft and to Crab02 and USAFMTL (and to Scrapper) for their help with the making of this skin.

This aircraft depicts "Sonny Boy", a P-51D Mustang, S/N 44-14312, of the 343rd FS, 55th, flown by 1LT Ted E. Hoffman. Special thanx to Wolf257 for creating this aircraft and to Crab02 and USAFMTL for their help with the making of this skin.
 
Enjoy the flight...
Regards, Pappy

Focke Wulf Fw-190A5 Upgrade Package for SF, WoV & WoE WW2 ETO/SWOTL Installs:
 
This is a re-paint and rebadging of original Fw-190A5, with completly redrawn rivet and panel lines. Wolf was always good about giving us the templates with his birds, and I've put this one to VERY good use.
 
This skin represents Fw-190A5s from 3/JG2 in the 43/44 time frame in Western Europe/Occupied France (you know, about the time of D-Day). I make NO claims to historical accuracy; I have just enough knowledge of Luftwaffe camo & markings to get into trouble (but I'm getting better!), and I'm sure there are much more educated folks out there on the subject.
 
I -have- tried to make it as accurate as possible, even to getting the proper RLM colors added to my swatch list. As best I could, I even added the little warning placards around the fuselage, wings and tail. Along with the 'eagle head' shape over the fuselage. Included is the nose art for aircraft #13, as flown by 'Pips' Priller.
 
This is a complete package, replacing the original data, loadout, cockpit and main inis, due to several modifications I've effected. There are even new hangar and loading screens, 2 of each to choose from (one just being a revamp of my original). These screens can be used on any version of the Butcher Bird.
 
This skin can also be used on any other versions of the FW-190, just edit the decals ini to point to the correct mark
 
---- Please note you MUST have the latest Weapons Pack for the WW2 Axis weapons ----
(but you probably already do!!)
 
PLEASE read the enclosed readme for more, detailed instructions.
 
Good Hunting!
Wrench
kevin stein
 
More Butcher Bird goodies coming soon!

This aircraft depicts the "Dizzy Rebel", a P-51D Mustang, S/N 44-13687, of the 77th FS, 20th FG, flown by Lt. Robert H. King. 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,
Pappy

This aircraft depicts "Hoya Boy", a P-51D Mustang, S/N 44-15328, of the 77th FS, 20th, flown by Capt. Leo H Kerns. The colors of Georgetown University were used for the lettering of Hoya Boy - Federal Blue and Confederate Gray.
Special thanx to Wolf257 for creating this aircraft and to Crab02 and USAFMTL for their help with the making of this skin.
 
Note: This aircraft is a companion to "Dizzy Rebel".
 
Hope you enjoy,
Pappy

Focke Wulf Fw-190 skin for SF, WoV & WoE WW2 Installs:
 
This is a new skin for Wolf257's Fw-190A.
 
This skin represents Fw-190A from 7/JG2 in the 42/43 time frame in Western Europe/Occupied France.
It's a very basic, generic type skin as use during the time frame above.
It carries the 'Thumb on Top Hat' nose badge, as carried on their Bf-109s as well.
 
Easy to follow instruction in the enclosed readme!
 
Happy Landings!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

Focke Wulf Fw-190 skin for SF, WoV & WoE WW2 Installs:
 
This is a new skin for Wolf257's Fw-190A.
 
This skin represents Fw-190A from 3/JG2 in the 42/43 time frame in Western Europe/Occupied France.
It's a very basic, generic type skin as use during the time frame above. It carries the 'Chicken Head' (or rooster) nose badge, but not the outlined eagle shape on the fuselage, as this is an earler version.
 
Simple install instructions in the readme!
 
Simply Skinning..
Wrench
Kevin Stein

Focke Wulf Fw-190 skin for SF, WoV & WoE WW2 Installs:
 
This is a new skin for Wolf257's Fw-190A4.
 
This skin represents Fw-190A4 from 6/JG2 in the 42/43 time frame in Western Europe/Occupied France.
It's a very basic, generic type skin as use during the time frame above. No special marking, just a very "Plane Jane" skin.
 
This, and all the other skins, can be used on any other versions of the 190, just edit the decals ini to point to the correct aircraft (also repeated in the readme)
 
The enclosed readme has simple, easy to follow instructions -- not much to, it's just as skin!
 
Enjoy!
Wrench
Kevin Stein

This aircraft depicts an F-15D Mustang, S/N 44-84647, from the 12th FBS, 18 FBG, 5th AF based at Chinhae / K-10 in the summer 1952. Nicked named "Mouse Meat, the pilot is unknown. As always, 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,
Pappy

This aircraft depicts an F-15D Mustang, S/N 45-11412, from the 12th FBS, 18 FBG, 5th AF based at Chinhae / K-10 in the spring 1952. Nicked named "Butchie", the pilot is unknown. As always, special thanx to Wolf257 for creating this aircraft and to Crab02 and USAFMTL for their help with the making of this skin.
 
Enjoy, Pappy

USAAF P-51C Mustang Upgrade & Skin Pak for SF/WoV/WoE, WW2 ETO Installs
 
This is a re-skin and ini upgrade package for Wolf's P-51C "Mustang" (Malcom Hood). The skin was created from his orginal template, but I've redrawn all the panel lines, added some rivets, made various and sundry enhancements to the skin; made several changes in the data, loadout and cockpit inis. A new N-3 gunsight tga has also been included.
 
The skin represents aircraft from 356th Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group "The Pioneer Mustang" unit circa 1944/45 (pre-invasion striped, or post invasion striped -whichever you deceide!). I've heavly researched this unit, and as best I could, tried to match photos of the nose art. Where data was available, the actual serial numbers have been used. All others are C model serials, but I make no claims to if they actually served in 356th. Some of the nose arts are 'interperative'; meaning I did them in the best way I could to get them to fit on the aircraft. Some are in the 99% acuracy range, so I think you all should be pretty happy with them. You'll have squadron codes and individual letters for 26 aircraft
 
You'll also find a new "MustangC" hangar screen, I created just for this mod, and ONLY available with it!!!
 
==NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE THE LATEST WEAPONS PAK INSTALLED FOR PROPER WEAPONS LOADOUT!!==
 
PLEASE read the enclosed readme for full, detailed install instructions, plus comments and notes that you might find interesting.
 
Happy Landings!!!
Wrench
Kevin Stein