ghostrider883

This aircraft is based on the stock MiG-21MF in the sim. This is a fictional aircraft capable of carrying all modern Russian, Chinese and Indian weapons.
 
This package includes instructions to add three new nations Strike Fighters Virtual Red Air Force and Strike Fighters Virtual Blue Air Force.
 
Also included are personalized decals for SimHQ SFP1 community's members (you guys rock!!!!), Custom Ranks, Callsigns and Wingman names.
 
Extract the rar file to a temporary folder. Read the following steps for proper installation of this mod. wherever advised, please make backups of the mentioned files.
 
This package has been configured to use Mago's excellent MiG-21MF cockpit. so be sure that you have Mago's MiG-21MF cockpit.

This skin is for Capun's Sea King. The skin is of Indian Navy Sea King Mk. 42B based on the INS Viraat.

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Hunter F.6 Avon Engine sound
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The is sound is for use with AD's excellent Hunter F.6.
 
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Installation
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Drop the Hun.wav file in you sounds folder. Open up hunter_F6_data.ini and scroll down to [sound] entry
 
[sound]
EngineSoundName=Jet engine ---> change this to hun
DamagedEngineSound=
FlapsSoundName=Flaps
AirbrakesSoundName=Airbrakes
GearsSound=Gear
 
that's it.
 
Also included is dfang's excellent gunsight.Before doing this backup the hunter_F6.ini and cockpit folder.
the ncopy hunter_F6.ini, Hunter_cockpit.ini and cokpit folder to Hunter_F6 directory
 
Credits:
dfang for his excellent gunsight and converting the hunter engine sound for use in SF.
I recorded the sound from the movie "Border" and dfang converted the file for use in SF. This little sound would not have been possible without his great help.

The skin is for ajunaidr's excellent F-104A Starfighter made using his templates.
Reports from Indian MiG-21-pilots that engaged PAF Starfighters in air combats on 17 December 1971 indicate that the Starfighters wore "desert camouflage". It is now well-known that a number of Starfighters from the No.9 Squadron Royal Jordanian Air Force were sent to Pakistan during this war: some of these aircraft were camouflaged, and it is now believed that the Indians on 17 December engaged these "ex-Jordanian" F-104As, shooting down two of them and one of original PAF Starfighters as well.
 
Many thanks to ajunaidr for making an excellent F-104A model for SF