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  1. Vichy Douglas DB-7 (Casablanca 1942)

    Douglas DB7 - or A-20
    Morocco 1942
     
    For the Dev A-Team's A-20C Havoc/Boston mod released by Wrench.
     
    Credit to Wrench for his help and encouragement and to Gramps for the original skin on which this is based. The cowling stripes aren't perfect but they will do.
     
    Enjoy
     
     
    LloydNB

    102 downloads

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  2. Blackburn B-5 Baffin

    SkippyBing's original Baffin posted here at his suggestion.
     
    I've re-done the base skins but the Skippybing's decals and the aircraft itself are the stars of the show. The original Readme is included.
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

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  3. F-16A Blk 15 (EAF)

    F-16A Blk15
    74 Squadron
    Egyptian Air Force (1980-97)
    *******For the Mirage Factory F16 Blk15 for BAF*******
     
    The Egyptian Air Force operates 220 F-16s, making it the 4th largest F-16 operator in the world. The F-16 is the EAF's primary frontline aircraft, and is used for both air defence and ground attack.
     
    LloydNB

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  4. Blackburn Ripon (Finland)

    BLACKBURN Ripon
     
    A further use for SkippyBing's excellent Blackburn Baffin.
     
    The Blackburn Ripon was a pre-war carrier-borne torpedo-bomber and reconaissance aircraft, a development of the Swift, Dart and Velos family. The Ripon was a conventional biplane which was first flown in 1928. In total 123 were built and there were in addition 25 Blackburn Ripon II F: a Finnish assembled Ripon. Based on 1 production Ripon acquired from Great Britain in 1928, 25 were subsequently assembled in Finland under licence in 1931-34. The Finns used a number of different engines with the Ripon in service until 1944.
     
    The only preserved Blackburn Ripon (RI-140), has an Armstrong-Siddely Panther radial engine. It is stored in Päijänne Tavastia Aviation Museum in Asikkala, Finland
     
    Performance
    * Maximum speed: 179 km/h
    * Range: 660 km
    * Service ceiling: 3,050 m
    * climb to 6,500 ft: 15 min 30 sec
     
    Armament
    * Guns: 1 × fixed, forward firing .303 in (7.7 mm) Vickers machine gun and 1 × .303 in (7.7 mm) Lewis gun in rear cockpit.
    * Bombs: Either 1 × 18 in (457 mm) torpedo or up to 3 ×240 kg or 6 × 104 kg bombs.
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

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  5. SF2 WW2 SAAF Hurricane Skins, East Africa

    1 SAAF Squadron - Hurricane MKIA
    3 SAAF Squadron - Hurricane MkIA (Trop)
     
    These skins are for Raven's excellent Hurricane MkI and MkIa (Trop). Most of the hard work on these skins is down to him - I've just played around with the panel lines and added some extra decals.
     
    SAAF squadrons in East Africa used a number of different aircraft over the campaign so I've decided to set these around January 1941 when:
    - 3 SAAF Squadron was Hurricanes only and
    - 1 SAAF Squadron was a mix of the original MkIs supplied early in the war, loaned MkIa(Trops) from 3 SAAF and Gladiators.
     
    Anyone who would like the layered files to play with should drop me a line and I'll convert them to your format of choice - anything to encourage more people to get into skinning.
     
    Regards
     
    Lloyd

    52 downloads

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  6. Airco DH.2 - 14 Squadron, RFC (Palestine) 1917

    Airco DH.2
    14 Squadron, RFC (Palestine) 1917
     
    Obsolete on the Western Front by 1917, this little pusher fighter/scout still filled a useful role fighting the Turks.
     
    I've changed the insignia (no white surround), fixed up the damaged wing tga and included an alternative DH2_Loading file.
     
    Full credit to Aladar for this terrific model. With the exception of the main surfaces, I have retained much of the detail of his original skin. When you can't improve on it, don't try.
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

    249 downloads

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  7. Amiot AAC-1 "Toucan"

    Amiot AAC-1 "Toucan"
     
    During the occupation of France the Amiot factory produced Ju-52/3m aircraft for the Axis war effort. After WWII the factory continued to produce the same aircraft but re-badged as the Amiot AAC-1. The "Toucan" was used by the Armee de l'Air and the Aeronavale until the early 1950s in Vietnam and Algeria.
     
    While the aircraft produced after WWII didn't have a rear gunner, all the current models of the JU-52/3m have rear gunners. Fire Fox may produce a civilian/transport version in the future.
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

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  8. Hawker Fury MkII - SAAF

    Hawker Fury MkII
    SAAF No.1 Squadron
     
    For use with the A-Team Fury MkII. Some elements of Charles' original skin have been retained.
     
    This is the latest skin in my tribute to the SAAF in East Africa.
     
    The Hawker Fury was still in service with the South African Air Force at the start of WWII. Due to aircraft shortages, the Fury used in mixed squadrons during 1940 in East Africa.
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

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  9. Vichy Tiger Moth

    Tiger Moth
    Esc 2/595, Tong, Indochina 1941
     
    This Tiger Moth was used by the French forces in Indochina against aggression from Siam (Thailand).
     
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

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  10. EAF Il-28 - Suez

    IL-28
    8 Squadron, Egyptian Air Force (Inchas) 1956
     
    Not really a skin; this is a set of decals for the Suez Crisis added to the original silver skin.
     
    LloydNB

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  11. Potez 633 B2 Grec

    Potez 633 B2 Grec
     
    The supply agreement for 24, twin-engine Potez 633 B2 Grec bombers, was signed in January 1938 with the delivery deadline expiring in 1 year. Finally 13 airplanes were delivered but one of them was destroyed with French crew at Tanagra Air Base on the delivery flight. The remaining 11 airplanes were confiscated by the French upon the break of the war.
     
    The Greek Potez 633 had bombing configuration, except one that was delivered with photographic equipment. Hydraulic variable-paced propellers, F.R. radio, periscopic Bronzavia type bombing sight, OPL 36 fixed gunner sight, GPU rails for 4 or 2 bombs were among their equipment.
     
    They took part in the operations in 1940 - 1941, with the 31st Bombing Squadron, until their final immobilization due to the lack of spare parts.
     
     
    LloydNB

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  12. IDF B-17G (1948)

    B-17F (Serial no, 1602)
    69 Squadron, IDF/AF 1948
     
    This skin represents the aircraft from Ray Ball's 'The Israeli Air Force, Part One: 1948-1967. Artist: M.David Howley
     
    This is a decal change and a repaint of the upper surfaces of the original B-17F skin by Gramps. All credit for the rest of the skin goes to him. I have used the panel-lines from the B17G_909_template for FS2002. While the actual aircraft was a B-17G, in 1948 it was without the chin-turret.
     
    LloydNB

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  13. Potez 633 - Indochina

    Potez Pz-633. Tonkin, French Indochina
     
    During World War II, Thailand took the opportunity of French weaknesses to reclaim previously lost territories in 1904 and 1907, resulting in the French-Thai War between October 1940 and 9 May 1941.
     
    This single Pz-633 flew recon missions in Indochina against the Thais.
     
    Enjoy!
     
     
     
     
    LloydNB

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  14. IDF B-17G (1956)

    B-17F (Serial no, 1603-23)
    69 Squadron, IDF/AF 1956
     
    This skin represents the aircraft from Ray Ball's 'The Israeli Air Force, Part One: 1948-1967. Artist: M.David Howley
     
    This is a set of decals and a repaint of the upper surfaces of the original B-17G skin by Gramps. All credit for the rest of the skin goes to him. I have used the panel-lines from the layerfile in the B17G_909_template for FS2002 .

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  15. EAF C-47 - Suez 1956

    C-47A
    3 Squadron, Egyptian Air Force (Almaza) 1956
     
    I've reworked Gramps' original C-47A skin and applied a set of decals for the Egyptian Air Force during Suez Crisis. The original olive green interior, under-carriage and flaps have been retained - you can't improve on perfection.
     
    LloydNB

    204 downloads

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  16. Chinese Nationalist Hawk 75A-5

    Curtiss-Wright Hawk 75Q (Hawk 75A-5)
     
    Chinese Nationalist air force, Kumning 1942.
     
    I've included separate skins for aircraft "2" and "4". As far as I'm aware these were the only two examples flown by the Chinese Nationalist forces. A factory was built to produce more but this was relocated to Burma before a single aircraft was produced.
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

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  17. FAA Martlet Mk I

    Grumman Martlet Mk I (1940-1941)
     
    For the F4F-4 Wildcat by Pasko - original skin by Gramps, cockpit by Kesselbrut and FM by Starfighter.
     
    The first Wildcat used by the Fleet Air Arm were 53 Grumman G-36a Martlet I, and 6 Grumman G-36a Martlet III diverted from a French order which had not been delivered before the Fall of France in 1940. The aircraft were all delivered to the British Purchasing Commission on 23 August 1940 and transferred to the first FAA unit 804 squadron at Hatston, 778 squadron at Arbroath, 759 squadron at Yeovilton and 802 squadron at Donisbristle from September through to November 1940.
     
    Engine Wright R-1820-G205 Cyclone
    Supercharger Single Stage - two speed
    Wings Fixed
    No. of Guns 4
    Rounds per gun 430

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  18. BE-2a No.4 Squadron RFC 1915

    BE-2A
    4 Squadron, RFC 1915
     
    Formed in August 1912, No.4 Squadron was sent to France in mid-August 1914 with a variety of aircraft including the BE-2A. Re-equipped with the BE-2 in 1915, an later the 2d and 2e. In June 1917 it was converted to R.E.8s, which it used until the armistice.
     
    Full credit to Gramps & Charles for the original texture skins. I have retained the engine detail from the original skin.
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

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  19. No.10 Squadron RNAS

    Sopwith Camel F1 (MikeWhl)
    No.10 (N) Squadron , Royal Naval Air Service
     
    No. 10 Squadron was perhaps the most colourful of the British squadrons with three flights, each with its own set of strips on the fuselage and cowl. Where they are known, actual aircraft are depicted.
     
    Full credit to MikeWhl for this terrific model. With the exception of the
     
    main surfaces, I have retained much of the detail of his original skin.
     
    Remember, This is NOT for the A-Team model.
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

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  20. POTEZ 633 B2 Royal Romanian Air Force

    Potez 633 B2
    Royal Romanian Air Force
     
    Contracts for two batches of 20 Potez 633 B2s were issued by the Romanian government and the first order was delivered in 1939. A new bomber group was set up for the new aircraft, Group 2, which included the 74th and 75th Squadrons.
     
    On June 21 1941, Group 2 was placed under alert and at 20:00 Romania entered the war alongside Nazi Germany. In September 1941 another nine 633s from the Armee de l'Air d'Armistice were delivered. In September 1942 the 633s were operating over the Don and Stalingrad and were split between:
    - 1st Long Range Reconnaissance Squadron
    - 3rd Long Range Reconnaissance Squadron
    - 74th Light bomber Squadron
     
    By spring 1943 the remaining 633s were withdrawn from combat and delivered to 1st Fighter wing for night flying instruction.
     
    (Updated for minor skin corrections.)

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  21. Breguet 693 - France 1940

    GBA I/51 France 1940
     
    Breguet BR-693 (13 aircraft)
    The Breguet 693 was a light bomber that usually carried 8 50kg bombs.
    When they were delivered, the Breguets were popular with their crews, although the unreliable engines in the Br-691 caused headaches. Only in March 1940 were the first combat-worthy Br-693s delivered, and there were now five squadrons to equip: GBA I/51, GBA II/51, GBA I/54, GBA II/54, and GBA II/35, with a theoretical complement of 13 aircraft each.
     
    It showed promise in its role and all Breguet variants (691,693 and 695) flew 500 sorties against the German invasion. 79 Br-693s were lost in action.
     
    It seems most Br-693s went into service without underwing codes. While there are plenty of pictures of this aircraft in Vichy colours, it didn't serve outside metropolitan France and didn't see combat after the Armistice.
     
    Amended DATA and LOADOUT files are included.

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  22. EAF Vampire 1956

    Vampire F.B.52
    2 Squadron, Egyptian Air Force (Cairo West) 1956
     
    Not really a skin; this is a set of decals for the Suez Crisis added to the original silver skin by Gramps(?).
     
    Also Included is a new Mainscreen.
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

    183 downloads

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  23. Belgian Hurricane Mk1

    Hurricane Mk1 - Belgium 1940
     
    This skin is for Ravens' Hurricane Mk1. Not much has been changed from the original template so most of the credit for this skin must go tho him.
     
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    In an attempt to modernise their fighter force the Belgians ordered 20 Hurricanes and obtained a licence to build a further 80 of which only one (H42) was delivered to the air force.
     
    It seems only 11 Hurricanes were serviceable at the outbreak of hostilities. These were all based at Schaffen as part of 2/I/2 Ae (No. 2 Squadron of No. 1 Group of No. 2 Air Regiment). 8 Hurricanes were lost at Schaffen to the Luftwaffe attack on 10 May 1940.
     
     
     
    LloydNB

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  24. IV.KGzbV 1, 1940

    Ju-52 "Tante Ju"
    IV.KGzbV 1, 1940
     
    A new skin for the A-Team Ju-52C. Only the exterior has been changed, the original A-Team interior is too good to play around with.
     
    The devil sitting on a bomb emblem was used by IV.KGzbV 1 until 1943.
     
    10 May 1940 (5.35- 6.00am) 13 Ju-52s of IV.KGzbV.1 miss their drop point and deposit 148 men of 3.FJR2 south-west of the airfied betwee 's-Gravenzande and Naaldwijk, Netherlands. One aircraft shot down.
     
    10 May 1940 (5.35- 6.00am) 40 Ju-52s of IV.KGzbV.1 drop paratrooops of I./FJR2 on Ypenburg, Netherlands. One is shot down and the rest return to Loddenheide where 18 aircraft are declared unserviceable due to ground fire.
     
    LloydNB

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  25. Javelin FAW9 - No.5 Squadron

    Gloster Javelin FAW Mk.9
    No.5 Squadron
     
    New panel lines and squadron markings for this terrific old girl. I've borrowed Syrinx's original base camo (with a few tweaks).
     
    I've also included a new bmp file for the Javelin tanks. Just drop it into your Weapons folder to overwrite the original.
     
     
    Enjoy
     
    LloydNB

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