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Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa "Oscar" Pak for SF2 (Wolf257) -- Something for the PTO players -- = For SF2, Full-4/5 Merged (Reccomended/Preferred) = *There is a possibility that this mod will =NOT= work in SF/Wo* 1stGen game installs, due to the excessive modifications made to fit them into the SF2 environment.* Mods/reskins/redcalings for Wolf257's Ki-43 IJAAF WW2 aircaft. This package contains the full aircraft, 'rebuilt' into several variants: Allowing for physical differences that cannot be changed between variants, this package contains the following aircraft: Ki-43i Ki-43ic Ki-43IIB Ki-43III For a listing of Sentai, consult the various aircraft aircraft folders. Remember, this LOD is from 2004, the MAX files are unavailable, so it is as it is. Compliants on the physical model will be ignored. All skins are in jpg format, Decal Randomization is TRUE (for the one skin that has numbers). Chutai markings for all but the 'green' skin are decals. All get new SF2 versions of the original 'box art' hangar screens (it's the same screen reused for all!). DDS damage textures and Destroyed models are included for all (taken from the WW2 terrains). Due to the mapping being the same, what with the same lod being used for all, all skins are easily transferable between the different variants. In truth, 99.9% of Oscar units used all the variant at some point during the War. All have (pretty much the same, with slight differences) semi-compliant SF2 Flight Models, but they do need further fine tuning by experts. All lighting is 100% historically correct. All weapons, guns, a pilot figure and sounds are included. As always, fairly easy to follow, highly detailed install instructions are included. So, please read them. Also, give the "Notes" section a read too. All original readmes, if I'd found them, are included for historical purposes. Happy Hunting! wrench kevin stein

Curtiss P-40B Tomahawk, USAAC Early War -- Something for the PTO players -- = For SF2, Full-4/5 Merged (Reccomended/Preferred) = *There is a distinct possibility that this mod will =NOT= work in SF/Wo* 1stGen game installs, due to the excessive modifications made to fit them into the SF2 environment. You try so at your own risk; no support is/will be available for such attempts* This is a compliation pak of several of my 1stGen USAAC/AAF P-40B mods, recreating USAAC P-40Bs at the beginning of WW2. Based off Wolf's original RAF Tomahawk, now nationalized for American usege. This package contains 3 skin and decal sets: 47th Pursuit Squadron, Bellow Field, Hawaii; "Pearl Harbor Defender" -with Historical Markings. "USAAC"; representing the 24th Purusit Group in the Phillipines, Dec 8, 1941. Marking are 98% accurate - those units "closest" to the expected War Zone had slightly different markings they US Mainland units. There are 100 "plane-in-group' numbers, represening the 24th's 4 Squadrons. "The Sky Legion"; a fanciful skin based on the film "Sky Captain and the World of Tommorrow". Just for fun! If you don't want it showing up, simply rename the textureset.ini, and delete the entry from the P-40B.ini. The markings on BOTH the 47th PS and 24th PG are correct for the period. All skins are in jpg format, Decal Randomization is TRUE. A new SF2 version of the original 'box art' hangar screen is included . New DDS damage textures. A destroyed model is included, as is the in-line 'CRSPRP' engine sound (very Allison like!) "Time in Service" has been limited to 1940 start year, and a 'guesstimated' end service date of May, 1941. They were all pretty much used up by then, and replaced by D,E,and F models in the SoWesPac. All running lights are 100% correct for this aircraft. A semi-SF2 compliant Flight Model was "fiddled into being", but it does needs further fine tuning, as always, by experts. Even though THIS version is a non-exported aircraft, a Userlist.ini was created for it. Allowed Mission statements now more reflect the actual usage philosophy of the time frame. (no Strike, Anti-ship, or Sweep) The aircraft was designed more for a 'point defence interceptor', and has no provisions for external stores of any kind. As always, fairly easy to follow, highly detailed install instructions are included. So, please read them. Also, give the "Notes" section a read too. Original readmes, when discoverable, have been included for historical purposes. Good Hunting! wrench kevin stein