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VonS is already hard at work on the Junkers FM - I will start the cockpit soon. Got a little work done on the Pfalz D.III (not D.IIIa). As usual, click shot for hi-res image.

@cocas Thanks for helping out! @Stratos This was fixed and appears like the fix was rolled back. Give me some time to look into this until then you have a work around. Thank you.

Got the Junkers working ingame, so I will now pass it on to VonS and Quack for further development. Click on shots for hi-res images.

Good day all! I've created this thread for anyone who'd like to request a fictional/Ace Combat themed skin for me to make. Here are a few examples below for reference. I've long been a fan of aviation-themed fictional works, especially the Ace Combat series. I first learnt how to make skins for IL2 a few years ago, and I'd thought that it be nice to create skins for people to enjoy, but are shy to ask because they're not "real" or "immersive". So feel free to ask away, as I enjoy turning fiction into reality. You can either leave a comment on this thread, or send me a private message.

glad to help wend i can!

Thanks, MiG19SK uploaded together with templates.

View File SF2_Template_MiG19SK The template pack for the MiG-19SK, all the templates works by Nyghtfall Submitter Stratos Submitted 09/11/2017 Category Skin Templates  

got to the what if hangar and click on submit button

IL-2 '46+Dark Blue World - some pics from a recent mission in the Willi Jederman series of campaigns from FlatSpinMan, this one set in North Africa. Desert Air Force Kittyhawks are providing air cover for a convoy: The Regia Aeronautica on its way, though - they did fly some Stukas but the twin-engined bombers above and behind are repainted IL-4s: Jedermann and his schwarm of Bf 109Es sweep the skes ahead of the Italian formation, which he can see as dark specks against the clouds below and behind: The Kittyhawks are soon on the scene, trying to hit the attackers before they can unload on the convoy: Two of them go for Jedermann and the fight is on: Our hero knocks down one of the Kittyhawks after a protracted dogfight: Turning around, Jedermann is just in time to see the splashes settling from bombs directed at the convoy, whose flak seems to have succeeded in spoiling the aim of the Italian airmen. But he's soon engaged with a second pair of Kittyhawks, one of which he sends curving away, trailing what looks like leaking glycol: After another burst, an aileron comes adrift from the stricken Curtiss and down he goes, engine seized and prop dead: Climbing gently in a wide arc around the rear of the convoy, Jedermann recalls the schwarm, although his own wingman hasn't gone far.: One of the other 109s isn't answering, but his number three is soon behind and to his left, with the North African coast and safety looming in the distance: The raid seems to be over but there are still some Hurricanes about: Jedermann is out of cannon rounds - the 60 rounds per gun he has doesn't last long - but he chases a vic of retreating Hurricanes and leaves one smoking but still flying, before heading back south for base. For some reason, I/JG27's current desert airstrip is always illuminated, day and night, by these fires along the single improvised runway. Maybe keep the flies at bay? Anyway, it's been a worthwhile trip, with two victories and a third damaged, in return for a 109 missing. And Jederman returns to find he's been awarded a medal, the EK1. The convoy attack didn't go particularly well, but from the air-to-air perspective, Jermann's not complaining...until he find that the boss, determined not to let the enemy convoy go unscathed, wants him to pay it another visit, this time, with the 109s taking the bombs...

Some news out of Souli´s paintshop:

Outstanding work guys! Take a look on a Hellenic Mirage F1 HUD...

Rudder decal done!

more asstd jumbos, almost like a trip to SeaWorld....

Not Marine aviators... That is NAVY Aviation Officer Candidate School (AOCS). The candidates in that video, including Maclin, went on to receive commissions as Ensigns in the Navy. ...and it's VERY accurate. I was at Naval Aviation Schools Command in Pensacola, Florida (where that video was shot) in the summer of 1990 as an Ensign from NROTC. That's exactly how it was for the Aviation Officer Candidates (AOCs).

Hello, Fulcrums* of the North Korea People AF : Green skin by WhiteBoySamurai (little modification) and Grey camo, created from the MiG-29K Template by Russouk. I would like to add a camo... any idea my friends ? * 9-12 and 9-13 variants

North Sea patrol, circa 1952

Configuracion final de el IA-37

September 3rd 1943 Eight P-40M fighters of No. 16 Squadron Royal New Zealand Air Force provided bottom cover to a force of USAF Consolidated B-24 Liberators bombing Kahili. On the way home, two Kiwi pilots dropped back to cover a damaged B-24, which was under attack by eight to 10 Zeros. They were successful in driving off the attackers and escorted the bomber safely back to base. For their efforts, both pilots, Flight Lieutenant M.T. Vanderpump and Flight Sergeant J.E. Miller, received the American Distinguished Flying Cross, the first awarding of the decoration made to RNZAF personnel.

Windhover: Galm: And coming next weekend:

For me the word ideology come from idiot. People who follow ideologies are idiots. No matter what kind of ideology. An ideology gives you the strong feeling, that you are allowed to do everything, because you are the "good guy". To be against an ideology does not mean, that you are right. Perhaps you are only a follower of an other ideology. Also an idiot, but in the other way round. Scrapping history is the wrong way. Its easy, but wrong. I remember the time after the political change in eastern germany. Monuments were scrapped, streets and even cities were renamed. The postal service was less orientation for month, because they were unable to find the adresses. New ones, old ones. Chaotic! The monument are gone, but the people remembers them. In the early days of the GDR (east germany) monuments were scrapped or removed too. But some decades later, still in GDR times, before the change, a lot of monuments came back. Bismarck, Friedrich der Große, the heros of the liberation war against Napoleon and so on. From one moment it was clear, that you cant conceal the history of the people. Historical persons are part of our history, wheter we like it or not. It depends, how to deal with it. Pro or contra. Write both on the memorial plate. Thats the right way, i think.

Presentation topic will be made later Cocas