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Exported MiG-Ye8s showing off their pointy nose, colourful wheels and camouflage The parani case...

This date in history exactly 70 years ago...On the night of July 16, 1952, Lt Guy Bordelon (aka Lucky Pierre) of VC-3, while flying this F4U-5N Corsair, BuNo 124453, scored his 5th kill to become the Navy's only ace, the wars only piston engine ace and the only night fighter ace of the Korean War. Both my father and my Uncle Bill served on board the U.S.S. Princeton (CV-37) , the ship Lt Bordelon was assigned.

I just got back home yesterday, and I will start working on the more Toyota tactical truck soon.

You can manually adjust the time with ALT+T, goes in steps of 15 mins (iirc) Fight at any time you like

heeeee's baaaaack! you gonna do some SEA camo for the late ANG era too?

having some minor FM issues, and still missing the larger drop tanks, but I've started decaling the Hog

No problem at all, a little bit polish and all will be okay.

This is a new strike fighters

June 21th 1942. The Deutsche Afrika Korps under the command of General Rommel had taken the fortress Tobruk.

well, what this guy said as i pointed out, i have been working a project that is mostly Guard and Reserve units in the 1990s. so since the middle of May i have seen alot of pictures of grimy, decade old at time of photo, F-16s. even the ones fresh out the paint shop for its new unit look a little worn. by comparison, that jet is very clean. I had figured it was popping straight to the UK for the airshow before heading to Kuwait.

Perhaps indicates how much it has (not) been used? Operational Typhoons - RAF, Luftwaffe, AMI etc - all typically have a grimy stain above the outlet over the port wing root.

that looks really really clean! not even a joke here, i've spent the last month and a half looking at F-16s, almost all at at the 8 plus year mark. but that bird looks like i could serve up dinner on it....

Nice-looking SWOTL action, and A-26 Invaders. Willi Messerschmitt's sleek killing machine over Spain, 1938:

I assume you mean TOD objects: In the TODEditor you can save a selected object with right mouse button -> Save Object as *.obj or *.3ds files (saving as *.lod file doesn't work (yet)). Afterwards you can load the object with File->Object Manager...->Load Object and place it on a (new) TOD. But note: the texture coordinates (texture mapping) of the object were not changed. That means the texture of the object must be located on the new texture (atlas) at the same position as on the original texture (atlas). Alternatively the texture mapping of the object (*.obj or *.3ds file) can be changed/adapted with a 3D modeler program, i.e. blender or 3D Max.

F-4 Fictional Desert Camo