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Rgr. Nice work on the big birds. I'm primarily interested in Korea and Vietnam so the BUFFs I need/use are for Vietnam.

Kevin, Don't know if this will help you. It's a D and F model. I'd used gbreuders' loadouts with MERs but had to readjust pylon/MER and bomb positions on the F model. I readjusted the D models Bombay positions to hold the common Mk82 500 pounders. I used the KISS rule with these bombers. Hope it helps. Geary B-52's.7z

Vickers Valiant crew sightseeing over the Sinai, 1956. (They can see the Pyramids from here.) On the way back they spot an Egyptian air base. They leave their calling cards (21 1000lb general purpose iron bombs).

USMC EF-10B SkyKnight, Vietnam 1967.

USAF A-1H Skyraider, Vietnam 1967 (MontyCZ's old classic with new skin.)

USAF B-57B Canberra's first Southeast Asia Camouflage paint scheme; 3-tone camo color over gray/natural metal.

Does anyone have Stary's F-94B Cockpit Avionics Data File? It's not with his great F-94B Cockpit. Although, it's referenced in the supplied F-94B.ini file. Without it the radar doesn't work. If there's not one out there, any suggestions on which early avionics file to use with this plane? TIA, Geary

I must have deleted it by accident when I installed Stary's F-94B (Proper) cockpit. Thanks,

Soulfreak, Very Nice. Will you release these skins or are they for personal use only? Have you tried to paint the black band in the cockpit between the pilot and co-pilot? I've tried but have had no good luck. Mandatory Screenshot.

USAF F-94B Starfire, Intercept Mission, Korea 1952. (EricGen's F-94B Starfire; One of my favorite PauloPanz's skins repainted natural metal; new lines, rivets, etc.)

USAF RF-80C Shooting Star, Photo Recon, Korea 1952. (EricGen's SF2 RF-80C; PauloPanz's orginal skin repainted natural metal; new lines, rivets, etc.)

USAF AT-33A Shooting Star, Armed Recon, Korea 1951. (EricGen's SF2 T-33A; PauloPanz original skin repainted natural metal; new lines, rivets, etc.)

A French Hurricane dressed in colorful Israeli Camo.

amariani, I don't know if this is what you mean by "'add' instant action mission to a mod?" but it's what taught me to 'change' the planes, etc., in instant action. Good luck.

Dan, SF2 runs great in Windows 10, normally. On occasion a Microsoft or Nvidia update scrambles things a bit but usually, eventually clears up. SF1 on the other hand, takes a bit more to get working on Windows 10 but it is possible. Good luck with and congrats on the new computer.

Rgr. Give me a few days. Real life has me real busy. Hoping things slow down this week so I can play more.

I'm adding some painted-on cameras to ajunaidr's RB-57E but I get conflicting information while searching the internet on whether the plane retained it weapons. Does anyone know what the most common loadout was for the RB-57E in the Vietnam War? Weapons or NO weapons? If yes, which ones? Help with the most common marking will also be very helpful. TIA,

Thanks. I agree we could use new ones. If someone makes a fake pilot nose for the G... maybe he can also make one for the RB-57E for TW B-57's. I would do them but I am not a modder; I don't have the software; and I don't know how to use the software if I had it.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'all of them.' I've repainted 5 skins; 1. silver, 2. black, 3. SEA camo over gray, 4. SEA camo over black, and 5. slightly reshaded the tan on the B-57G Tropic Moon. I'm trying to get Vietnam Canberra's done. They still need detail clean-up and the decals are dicked up. These models have lots of anomalous areas and shadow lines but they're the only RB-57E and B-57G we have (that I'm aware of). Think I'll try adding cameras to the TW B-57B skin and fake it as a RB-57E. Can't fake the B-57G's chin, though.

Wrench, Here are a silver and black WIP skin set for you to experiment with. They still need work. I still need to add a couple of cameras to the camera bay and clean up details, etc. And getting the silver skin lines the right shade is a bitch. Feel free to critique but keep in mind almost nothing on this plane is easy to place. Too many areas on it exist in the Twilight Zone. RB-57E.7z

Wrench, Thanks. It's got a few tidbits I can use. Even if the pictures are B&W and difficult to see, I can see Patricia Lynn started with NM(?) or light gray over white (?) ac and went to black. Can also see some USAF marking on both paint schemes.