Strike Fighters 2 Screenshots

[Nghiadien 1]

how about some Raptorski?

 

 

[+Heberth 159]

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Thanks JAT!

[+malibu43 142]

A-10 madness

 

 

 

 

 

[+russouk2004 6,951]

Thnx to ravenclaw for canopy charge lines.. help.

[steelflanker 32]

Eagles kill....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[stuntman 170]

VF-84 '66

 

 

Russian Fleet Attack

 

 

Edited May 11, 2012 by stuntman

[+ianh755 196]

For some reason the Indian SU-30 just holds my attention like few others, I don't know if it's the twin seats or the NATO/WP combination of weapons but I just can't quite put my finger on why

 

Very early WIP I'm trying of the Indian SU-30K (no MKI model sadly ) just testing skin colours and decal placings (still with Soviet Loadout).

 

 

 

[exhausted 55]

Dusting my '105 off

 

[Spinners 15,968]

"Very interesting"

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QczyNaIu9Mo

[+EricJ 3,937]

Go to Scramble.nl and check the databases.

 

Thanks, will check it out

 

Gun run Fail

[stuntman 170]

Nice cockpit EricJ

 

VF-102 circa 1967

 

 

 

Atlantic fleet almost done

[+Dave 2,318]

"Very interesting"

 

Ah Rowan and Martin's Laugh In....a classic. Gave me a good laugh Spinners.

 

Block 40's from Hill AFB

 

 

 

[Wrench 9,461]

2 off a new terrain (re)build...

 

AUP Phantom departing Araxos

 

Libyan Foxbat over Benghazi

[+russouk2004 6,951]

Few things to do ...and texturing to complete...getting there

[DarthRevan 3]

I played around a little with the Stock C-47. Sweden had 8 C-47s they were used from 1947 to 1983. The first one we had (79001) was shot down by russians 13 June 1952.

And the 5:th one (79005) crashed 9 October 1974 when she was on final approach to Nyköping/Skavsta. The last remaining C-47s was retired in the early 80s.

 

Here is a little journey in screenshots of the C-47s or TP 79 as they was called in Swedish Airforce.

 

79001 shot down by russian 13 June 1952. And that was the event that Triggered the "Catalina Affair":

 

79002 in the 60s:

 

79003 in the 80s. In the 80s SwAF went over to a 3 digit tailcode and removed the orange field on the fuselage:

 

79004 early 70s:

 

79005 before 9 October 1974:

 

79006 1973. This one still flies. She is operated by "Flygande Veteraner" (Flying Veterans) in the color of SAS (Scandinavian Airlines System):

 

79007 Late 60s. This one is on display at Swedish Air Force Museum in Malmen Linköping:

 

Sadly I can't show 79008 because she was painted in West German Camoflage and I don't have a skin or the skills to make one.

[+Sundowner 4,516]

Vixen victory....

 

[+Dave 2,318]

Buzz off....

[colmack 659]

LPD Operations

[colmack 659]

Finding Kilo

[+EricJ 3,937]

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[+Piecemeal 450]

Passing waypoint four

 

[+Muesli 2,151]

Fully installed vanilla SF2 (merged).

[DonJosh 143]

"bingo fuel"

[+Sundowner 4,516]

Early morning op....

 

[tiopilotos 2,504]

A-7H over Crete

 

 

Mig-23MLDs over Estonian SSR

 

Edited May 14, 2012 by tiopilotos