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Mirage IIIO SEA Camouflage


Overview

TW's Mirage IIIO DLC with a SEA camouflage scheme based on the scheme used by the Mirage 5BAs of the Belgian Air Force. I did it because I never found the European camouflage on the Mirages to be all that sensible for Australia, the SEA scheme looks like a better fit. 

The skins are entirely generic, just the camouflage scheme, so it can fit any nation. No markings are provided, only decals are used. You must have the Mirage IIIO DLC for the RAAF decals. All the decal inis are taken straight from the Mirage IIIO DLC. 

The skins should work for any Mirage IIIE derivative. There were some changes to panel lines and lights for the Mirage IIIO, so the texture for the nose does not precisely fit the Mirage IIIC. That said, I can make a nose texture for the M3C if asked. Simple enough. The template used was Ludo's Mirage IIIC DLC template. 

Provided

  • SEA Skins for Mirage IIIO(A), IIIO(F), and IIIO(F/A)

Installation

  • Copy contents of the "To Mod Folder" folder into your mod folder. 

Credits

  • Ludo: Templates
  • TW: Mirage IIIO DLC, Mirage 5BA DLC

Notes

  • Screenshots contain weapons from ravenclaw007.

 

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