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Curtiss P-40B - 1st Aviation Regiment, Estonian Air Force, 1941 In July 1938 a group of Estonian Air Force officers arrived at the Supermarine works for a technical presentation on the Spitfire Type 300 and, on a later visit, to watch a series of demonstration flights of the Spitfire flown by Supermarine's chief test pilot Mutt Summers. The Estonians left suitably impressed and made an advance payment for 12 Spitfires to Order No. C.186/39. This order was approved by the Air Ministry and a contract between the two governments was finalised on March 2nd, 1939. However, by then the Estonian order had already been made as a third priority on the Foreign Office's list and with war clouds looming Estonia looked elsewhere for a modern fighter aircraft but whilst also keeping the Spitfire order intact. Wasting no time, in April 1939 Estonian Air Force officers made the long journey to the Curtiss-Wright Corporation's main production facilities in Buffalo, New York to look at the Hawk 81A-2 (essentially the P-40B) that had been flying since October 1938 and had recently been purchased by the United States Army Air Corps whose order for 524 P-40's was the largest single order for a U.S. fighter aircraft at the time. With guarantees on prompt delivery (and ahead of the domestic customer) the Estonian government ordered 16 aircraft in May 1939. The first eight P-40B's arrived in Estonia during the early Spring of 1940 and equipped the 1st Aviation Regiment based at Otepää in southern Estonia but could do little to defend the country at the outset of the Soviet invasion on June 16th, 1940 and all Estonian forces were ordered to stand-down on the following day. The remaining eight P-40B's for Estonia were still in the U.S. and were eventually delivered to the Nationalist Chinese Air Force for use by the American Volunteer Group. Skin Credit: Charles

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Ia - 1st Aviation Regiment, Estonian Air Force, 1940

Dassault Mirage F1EA - Marineflieger 2, 1980 Skin Credit: Ludo.m54 (just tinted a bit darker) This would have been awesome with the M53 powered F1!

I reinstalled SF2 North Atlantic and now all terrains show up. Plus, I can launch from carriers. Thanks for all you support!!

DAT's all folks!

View File Polish-Russian War - Ford FT-B The Ford FT-B (also know as the Ford Tf-c) was a Polish armored car built in Warsaw in 1920. It was built on a Model-T chassis using steel plate left by the Germans. The FT-B had a crew of two and was armed with a single Maxim machine gun in a rotating turret. It had a relatively high speed and a long range. Because it was light weight and easy to maneuver it was an effective fighter, and the Ford's small profile made it difficult to hit. My Ford FT-B has a four color camo skin. I've made high and low poly LODs as well as a destroyed version. I backdated the data file to before the Polish-Russian War so the car can be used throughout; you can change the Service Start Date to June of 1920 if you want greater accuracy. In First Eagles, the the Ford FT-B takes the role of a tank. Drop it into your ground object folder and First Eagles will randomly assign it to some of your Army Co-operation missions. Installation Instructions For both FE and FE2 - Unzip the file and open my "GroundObject" folder. Copy the folder named "FordFTB" and the file named "FTBDest.bmp" into your FirstEagles/Objects/GroundObject folder. Note that the "FTBDest.bmp" file should not be inside any other folder. Submitter Stephen1918 Submitted 10/27/2021 Category First Eagles - WWI and Early Years - Object Mods  

Well, my IDF P-40 in the downloads section uses Raven's P-40 so it's clearly nothing personal. Things get released at both of the main sites and I'll give them all a whirl. Look at my posts here and you'll see that for yourself. Something being 'unavailable' could only be an issue if I was planning to release it here... and I'm not!

Thanks for all your input!!! As noted the ones circled in red are the ones that are available in game. I will recheck the Cat file entries today and install SF2 Europe from back up file.

Just saying how happy i am you guys are back and still making progress on my favourite jet, Really well done and goodluck! I'm not amazing at skins but if you need help ill be glad to make some Mandatory screenshot

View File Parani Su-27 What if skin of the Bandinos Su-27 if it were to enter the Parani Air Force. Enjoy! Simply drop the files as adviced in the "ReadMe" text file included. Credits: Torno, for the awesome mod and skin template. Submitter toot Submitted 01/14/2023 Category Other Origin  

Try this: Open the file IraqWA.ini with notepad editor look for line CatFile=..\Desert\Desert.cat change it into: CatFile=..\IsraelME\IsraelME.cat save the file hopefully it will work

Add-on package has been updated to Version 1.1; read the change log for further details.

Add-on package has been updated to Version 1.2; read the change log for further details.

Datson!

Nice! Hoping for a standalone release.

^ I especially like the Nammer Mandatory Screenshot