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Fiat's deadly dogfighter, the CR.32, in Spain, and China:

Supermarine Spitfire LF.IXc - No.2 Squadron, Royal Dhimari Air Force, 1944

Curtiss P-37B Spitfire - 46th Pursuit Squadron, United States Army Air Corps, 1941 Skin Credit: Charles Upperwing '15P48' and underwing U.S. Army are deliberately missing - personal choice!

FW-187A Falke is hunting.

dude, Yugo tank's got TWO Subwoofers! sorry, had to, will show myself out the door now .........

I will be making the M-84AS after completing the M109A2 as it's the same model with some minor adjustments.

Egypt Air Force Su-20

Air Naval exercise over Aegean circa 1985

Featuring skins by Jocko417 & myself.

This Bf-110G nightfighter should have gone home a bit earlier:

GK-M-84_UserList.INI GK-M-84_NEGT_Data.INI

Nope, I meant A48Racing, it was uneasy until i scrolled down and read the full topic.

F2J-4 Super Fury

When 8 machine guns work longer than 4 cannons.

are you doing this yourself, or are you using the 'make them flyable' package that readily available in the downloads section?? don't forget, the 104C has the refueling probe on the port side, and WILL be visible from the cockpit. there should also be several posts in the forums from 'way back when the 104A/C and CF104 were released by 3W. You'll have to search for them

Fuerza Aerea Argentina

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.VB - No.452 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, 1942

Supermarine Seafire Mk.IIIC - No.2 Squadron, Royal Dhimari Air Force, 1944 The successful Dhimari counter-attack at Maqazad in the Spring of 1943 proved to be short lived and the Parani bombing of the Dhimari city of Shaqaz during May 1943 led to the deployment of Dhimari P-66 Vanguards and Hurricane IIC's to northern areas of Dhimar leading to a further weakening of the Royal Dhimari Air Force in their desperate attempts to defend the Mazadran Oil Fields and the Valley of Kerman during the summer of 1943. Paran's senior Commander, Brigadier General Abolqasem Mossadegh, followed up by launching Operation Whirlwind in September 1943 and, with Paran gaining air superiority over the Valley of Kerman, it's land forces pushed onwards towards the industrial oil center at Al'Qatan in an audacious attack on the wider Mazadran oil fields. The UK government had long promised Spitfires to modernise the Royal Dhimari Air Force and whilst a handful of war weary Spitfire VB's from Malta were received during the Autumn of 1943 many more fighter aircraft were required. Churchill ordered that 30 new Spitfires were to be transferred to the Royal Dhimari Air Force but, much to the annoyance of the Admiralty, the Ministry of Aircraft Supply ordered that they should all be from the initial batch of 30 interim Seafire IIIC's coming off the Westland production line and all built without wing-folding. Powered by the Rolls-Royce Merlin 55 series engine rated at 1,470 h.p. (with power absorbed by a new four-bladed Rotol propeller) the Seafire IIIC's also featured the slim Aero-Vee air filter and the six-stack ejector type exhausts. Entering service with No.2 Squadron in December 1943 the Seafire IIIC's immediately replaced the P-66D Vanguards and proved to be the equal of the Parani Ki-61's and Bf 109G-6's enabling the Royal Dhimari Air Force to restore air superiority over the Valley of Kerman. Skin Credit: Charles

As an ex 11 Sqdn Lightning serving RAF Groundcrew engineer (rigger), the tail fin emblem (twin shite hawks ) two eagles), was an imposing and strongly emblematic reminder of the Sqdn I once served on. To retain this esprit de corp please increase the size of the tail fin emblem to make it more imposing as it used to be, I am sure all the English Electric Lightning followers out there would appreciate that..Kind regards Bernie

BAC Lightning F.7A - No.5 & No.11 Squadrons, RAF Strike Command, 1983 Skin Credit: MacGalin

Intercepted a Libyan MiG-23 that was getting little too close to the battle group.. I don't think he saw us in the sun.. Reversed and then slid in alongside him. I think he got he shock of his life! Made sure he was pointing back to the south and then let him go on his way..