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PLZ help .Soviet counter attack campaign in WOE . I want to fly mig 29,su 27 etc.

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I want to know whther such kind of campaign exist, but with all required files with it as it is sometimes difficult dowload all required files.

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      View File Soviet Spitfires x 2 for STRIKE FIGHTERS 2 
      Soviet Spitfires x 2 for STRIKE FIGHTERS 2 
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      INSTRUCTIONS
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      2. From the DECALS folder drag and drop the Spitfire9c_Sov and Spitfire9e_Sov folders into your Decals folder.
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      CREDITS
      As always, thanks to Third Wire for a great little game/sim.
      Extra special thanks to Starfighter2 for the Spitfire cockpit.
      And, finally, thanks to everyone in the wider Third Wire community.
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      Version 1 - August 23rd, 2023
       
      Submitter Spinners Submitted 08/23/2023 Category What If Hangar  
    • By Spinners
      Soviet Spitfires x 2 for STRIKE FIGHTERS 2 
      This is a simple mod of the stock Spitfire IXc and clipped-wing Spitfire IXe to create flyable Spits in service with the Soviet Air Force in the 1943-1945 timeline. I've chosen to put these into the 'what-if' hangar due to the very generic nature of the 'winter' schemes and markings but please note that both of the 'summer' schemes are based on real aircraft and include Spitfires flown by the famous pilots Juan Lario Sanchez (Yellow 3) and Alexander Karpov (White 32).

      INSTRUCTIONS
      1. From the AIRCRAFT folder drag and drop the Spitfire9c_Sov and Spitfire9e_Sov folders into your Aircraft folder.
      2. From the DECALS folder drag and drop the Spitfire9c_Sov and Spitfire9e_Sov folders into your Decals folder.
      That's it! 
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      CREDITS
      As always, thanks to Third Wire for a great little game/sim.
      Extra special thanks to Starfighter2 for the Spitfire cockpit.
      And, finally, thanks to everyone in the wider Third Wire community.
      Regards 
      Spinners
      Version 1 - August 23rd, 2023
       
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