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  1. Pride

  2. Zur, you know, as a Modder, you can upload the Max files and any other source material (skins, templates, uvmaps, etc) to the Modders Depository It's a secure area of the site, ONLY accessable to modders
  3. could use a K Counter Invader for Nam (turrets were removed) We already have the B & C versions for WW2 and Korea by bobrock (wish we could get his source file, but I ain't got no money, as he's selling it. that's how the DAT got their newest version. they bought his)
  4. let's see here... lets do the math... last post was December 2011, and it's almost July 2014...... ... carry the 6, divide by 3.14159,...... I'd say none
  5. It's also a GREAT way to getting all that junk that falls to floor out of the cockpit!! Never know what ya might find (loose change, TV remotes, etc)
  6. File Name: SF2 WW2 ETO, P-51C Mustang, 382nd FS Skin Pak File Submitter: Wrench File Submitted: 29 June 2014 File Category: P-51 SF2 WW2 ETO, P-51C Mustang, 382nd FS Skin Pak 6/26/14 = For SF2, (Full 5 Merged Reccomended/Prefered) = A new skin for ETO based P-51C (Malcom Hood) Mustangs. If you don't have the SF2 Uprated version, you can get it at the following URL: http://combatace.com/files/file/13216-p-51c-mustang-eto/ This skin represents aircraft from the 382nd Fighter Squadron, 363rd Figher Group, 9th Air Force, as based in England, and later forward bases on The Continent after D-Day. The aircraft is finished in 'natural metal', and carriers Invasion Stripes in the approximate time frame of July thru November 1944 (lower surfaces only). The skin is in jpg format. All markings (excepting the QIM on the fin and tailplanes and Invasion Stripes) are decals. Decal randomization is TRUE. Serial numbers are correct for the model depicted, but NOT for any specific aircraft with this squadron. Consider them 'generic' in nature. Also, included is a modified Data ini, as I made a few small changes (like attaching the tail light to the rudder, so it moves!) Remember, historically, the only difference between a B and C model (as both could, and did, recieve the Malcom Hood mod), is the B was built in Ingelwood, California and the C in Dallas, Texas. As both Wolf's B & C Mustang are mapped identically, End Users ™ can use it for either one. As always, fairly easy to follow, detailed install instructions are included. So, please read them . Also, give the "Notes" a glance, too. Good Hunting! Wrench Kevin Stein Click here to download this file
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    SF2 WW2 ETO, P-51C Mustang, 382nd FS Skin Pak 6/26/14 = For SF2, (Full 5 Merged Reccomended/Prefered) = A new skin for ETO based P-51C (Malcom Hood) Mustangs. If you don't have the SF2 Uprated version, you can get it at the following URL: http://combatace.com/files/file/13216-p-51c-mustang-eto/ This skin represents aircraft from the 382nd Fighter Squadron, 363rd Figher Group, 9th Air Force, as based in England, and later forward bases on The Continent after D-Day. The aircraft is finished in 'natural metal', and carriers Invasion Stripes in the approximate time frame of July thru November 1944 (lower surfaces only). The skin is in jpg format. All markings (excepting the QIM on the fin and tailplanes and Invasion Stripes) are decals. Decal randomization is TRUE. Serial numbers are correct for the model depicted, but NOT for any specific aircraft with this squadron. Consider them 'generic' in nature. Also, included is a modified Data ini, as I made a few small changes (like attaching the tail light to the rudder, so it moves!) Remember, historically, the only difference between a B and C model (as both could, and did, recieve the Malcom Hood mod), is the B was built in Ingelwood, California and the C in Dallas, Texas. As both Wolf's B & C Mustang are mapped identically, End Users ™ can use it for either one. As always, fairly easy to follow, detailed install instructions are included. So, please read them . Also, give the "Notes" a glance, too. Good Hunting! Wrench Kevin Stein
  8. File Name: P-51D, 194th FS, CA ANG Skin/Decal Pak File Submitter: Wrench File Submitted: 28 June 2014 File Category: P-51 P-51D, 194th FS, CA ANG Skin/Decal Pak 6/25/2014 = For SF2 (Full 5 merged, reccomended/prefered, WITH SF2I Exp 1) **You =MUST= have SF2:I Expansion Pak 1 for the Mustangs!! If you do not have that expansion pak, this mod will do you no good** A New skin/decal pak for the 3W Mustang, represents the 194th Fighter squadron, California Air National Guard from 1948 through the mid-1950s. It was inspired by suhjake's mod for Wolf's old D mustang. In fact, I reused several of the original decals. They are marked with a star (*). All the others are new builds. You have 26 total serial and "wing ID numbers". The skin is in jpg format, and Decal randomization is TRUE. The "StartDefaultDsate" switch is also used, and is set for 1948. As always, fairly easy to follow, detailed install instructions are included. So, please read them .... Happy Landing! Wrench Kevin Stein Click here to download this file
  9. B/C Mustangs carried 270 per gun ( 4 50s), D/K carried 400 per (6 50s & TK data ini)...so... call it 300-350 per gun. sounds about right, given the 50 is 1/3 again larger then the 30/303s
  10. 6 50s or maybe even 4 20s? plenty of room in the wing for the ammo belts, either way
  11. I also have the Detail & Scale and Warbird tech on the Mitchells. I'll shoot them over to you in the next few days. Belly turrets remained factory instally, but many C/D models removed them 'in theatre', and faired over the hole. G/H/J never had them btw, great views, Russ!
  12. which variants, is the question!
  13. the 08 patch for all are readily available in the downloads section. http://combatace.com/files/category/31-sfwo-patches/
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    62 downloads

    P-51D, 194th FS, CA ANG Skin/Decal Pak 6/25/2014 = For SF2 (Full 5 merged, reccomended/prefered, WITH SF2I Exp 1) **You =MUST= have SF2:I Expansion Pak 1 for the Mustangs!! If you do not have that expansion pak, this mod will do you no good** A New skin/decal pak for the 3W Mustang, represents the 194th Fighter squadron, California Air National Guard from 1948 through the mid-1950s. It was inspired by suhjake's mod for Wolf's old D mustang. In fact, I reused several of the original decals. They are marked with a star (*). All the others are new builds. You have 26 total serial and "wing ID numbers". The skin is in jpg format, and Decal randomization is TRUE. The "StartDefaultDsate" switch is also used, and is set for 1948. As always, fairly easy to follow, detailed install instructions are included. So, please read them .... Happy Landing! Wrench Kevin Stein
  15. if Ed builds it, I'll skin it.
  16. using WoV for a basis of a 'stand alone' Is not the right game to choose. It's internal working (read: the dlls) and NOT conducive to what you're attempting. Rather, I'd suggest WoE or at the least, SFP1. They have the proper coding.
  17. still seems like more work than necessary, in making new ones, expecially when a large store of "stock" letters and numbers already exist. below, the plane-in-grope letters and serials are the same ones from the OD/Grey P-51B, simply repainted on the RGB layer from yellow to black. The only new decal is the squadron code letters. (yes, it'll be released some time soon, 382nd FS, 363rd FG)
  18. missed the one, albeit for the DAT Mitchell H, that's in our D/L section, did we?? http://combatace.com/files/file/14336-sf2-ww2-pto-pbj-1h-usmc-pak-dat/ we desperately need a proper J. Theirs is NOT correct
  19. File Name: SF2 KW Era (1950s) F4U-5 Corsair Pak by TMF/MM File Submitter: Wrench File Submitted: 27 June 2014 File Category: F4U SF2 KW Era (1950s) F4U-5 Corsair Pak by TMF/MM 6/20/2014 = For SF2, Full-5 Merged (Reccomended/Preferred) = *** *** This package contains a modded version of the TMF/MM F4U-5 (built from the radar equipped nightfighter version, the -5NL), with various components removed. Almost all data ini edits (removals and such) were performed by CrazyhorseB34. Minor adjustments by me. This pak represents F4U-5 Corsair fighter-bombers in the early and mid 1950s. Skins/Decal sets are included for the following units: VF-14 "Tophatters" (CV-18 Med '51-52) VMA-212 "Devil Cats" (possibly in Korea?) The aircraft is fully carrier-capable, with all the SF2NA coding for deck 'parking'. Skins are in jpg format. Most markings are decals and Decal Randomization is TRUE. Weapons are not included; you should have them already. However, the pilot and engine sounds are. Standard Animations Keystrokes ™ are used for the canopy (Shift/0) and wing fold (shift/9). As always, fairly easy to follow, highly detailed install instructions are included. So, please read them before installing. Also, give the "Notes" section a read too. Good Hunting, and Happy Landings! Wrench Kevin Stein with thanks to CrazyhorseB34!! Click here to download this file
  20. you do know that TK's cockpits are 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% accurate for the aircraft they depict? He built them (in particular the Phantoms) right from the Dash-1 manuals As Fub's said, ask at Third Wire. And good luck with that!
  21. ok... lets do this the easy way... obviously, this is for an NM skin, so lets assume (oh! that word!!) you've already created the skin, and have a separate decals fodler (alternatively, open the QP tga, and "save as..." QP-b" - b 'black') can you access my original QP (ie: SCode.tga) decal, and have all the channels showing? Like in the screenie below??? just paint the RGB channels, and do the "Save As..." I gotta laugh, some of guys just overcomplicate this stuff waaaaaaaaaaaaay too much!!!
  22. If you'd all take a look at Geezer's avatar, you'll see something has been changed. Welcome to our newest member to gain "Modder" status!!! Congratulations!
  23. you must not be using the SF2 remod version I uploaded. It's a complete pak with everything. AB emitters were switched to a stock 3W one
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