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ndicki

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  1. View File Cessna AOP Mk1 Green What-if Army Air Corps Cessna AOP MkI (Green.) Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. This aircraft skin is inspired by the Auster AOP Mk.6, a very similar aircraft used by the British Army and some Commonwealth armed forces. The serial numbers correspond to blocks used for AOP Mk.6 aircraft. Submitter ndicki Submitted 10/12/2009 Category Other  
  2. 82 downloads

    What-if Army Air Corps Cessna AOP MkI (Green.) Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. This aircraft skin is inspired by the Auster AOP Mk.6, a very similar aircraft used by the British Army and some Commonwealth armed forces. The serial numbers correspond to blocks used for AOP Mk.6 aircraft.
  3. Clever idea! I like it...
  4. View File Cessna AOP Mk.1 What-if Army Air Corps Cessna AOP MkI. Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. This aircraft skin is inspired by the Auster AOP Mk.6, a very similar aircraft used by the British Army and some Commonwealth armed forces. The serial numbers correspond to blocks used for AOP Mk.6 aircraft. Submitter ndicki Submitted 10/11/2009 Category Other  
  5. View File CO-119 Canadian Army CO-119 of the Canadian Army, 1960s. Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. Submitter ndicki Submitted 10/11/2009 Category Other  
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    Cessna AOP Mk.1

    81 downloads

    What-if Army Air Corps Cessna AOP MkI. Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. This aircraft skin is inspired by the Auster AOP Mk.6, a very similar aircraft used by the British Army and some Commonwealth armed forces. The serial numbers correspond to blocks used for AOP Mk.6 aircraft.
  7. 77 downloads

    CO-119 of the Canadian Army, 1960s. Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution.
  8. A fantastic piece of work that I'm glad I bought! So I've already started fiddling round with it, needless to say.<br /><br />This is a Canadian CO-119, based on the Ravens skin that came with the package.
  9. Can't help you with that, I'm afraid... But if you want it painted sooner or later, I'll try and create the time!
  10. Actually, I edited the palm tree out of the Desert upgrade pack tree sheet... And reduced it to a more manageable size, too! Anyway, it works.
  11. Um... Yes. Thanks, Kevin! This is all a bit new to me - and the terrain editor either doesn't like me or doesn't like SF2... As I've repainted the "fields" - a bit over-optimistic for a desert IMHO - as simple sand, it does look silly with these blasted oak trees or whatever they are! I'll try both solutions. Something's bound to work! Edit: Got it! Success - I substituted a nice palm tree instead. Looks miles better. Thanks!
  12. I'd like to know how to remove the bloody things! Without removing all the buildings etc that would disappear if you simply turned the terrain settings down. In the SF2 Desert terrain, you've got deciduous trees here there and everywhere, and I want them out! Can it be (easily!) fixed, anybody know?
  13. FIREFORCE!!!!!! Interested isn't the word! It's not quite the same model - with elephant's ears and minus the radome, but that's surely not much work... And a couple of guns on a K-car version! (That's Rhodesian, by the way. But many of the choppers were SAAF-supplied.)
  14. View File Mirage F1CZ, No.3 Sqn SAAF, 1980s Skin for the Mirage Factory Mirage F1C as an F1CZ of No.3 Sqn South African Air Force, 1980s. Starting in 1981, the SAAF fleet of 16 F1CZ aircraft were all repainted in this rather unusual three tone grey scheme. Includes loading and hangar screens, new drop tank, and assorted odds and ends. Submitter ndicki Submitted 10/01/2009 Category Mirage Skins  
  15. I've just submitted the F1CZ, so it'll be up soon!
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    Skin for the Mirage Factory Mirage F1C as an F1CZ of No.3 Sqn South African Air Force, 1980s. Starting in 1981, the SAAF fleet of 16 F1CZ aircraft were all repainted in this rather unusual three tone grey scheme. Includes loading and hangar screens, new drop tank, and assorted odds and ends.
  17. Those look great as well! Are you going to upload them? You should... (He says, hopefully!)
  18. Wow - some impressive stuff there! I'm HOPING my creative phase will go as far as the original deep buff/olive drab/light admiralty grey scheme, and the later dark earth/olive drab/PRU blue scheme (AZs only, that one). As the refuelling probe on the AZ folded back down out of sight, the existing CZ model seems to me to be the best compromise; in any case, the skin is identical, so you use it as you like. The only one I know I won't be doing is the Milktruck colours on AZ 235. Too much trouble, and it's post majority rule anyway, so November Foxtrot India. Did you know that two CZs (205 and 209) were fitted out (after majority rule of course) to carry Soviet R-73 missiles? Just out of interest. The Cheetah needs doing, too. There's a conversion based on the Mirage III with added canards, but it looks wrong. I've used the Kfir instead. Other than the "step" intake forward of the tailfin, it looks more convincing. But the skin needs doing properly from scratch. If anyone has an existing detailed template, that'd help! Hoping to get them sorted out... After being a prolific CFS3 skinner on many of the major projects over the last few years, I'm a bit burnt out! By the way - what about convincing SAAF callsigns? All these US cars are all very well for Vietnam, but...
  19. Finishing touches...! Meanwhile, is there an F1 AZ available, does anybody know? This is the MiG-27 to the F1 CZ's MiG-23, if you like; the dedicated ground-attack version co-developed by France and SA.
  20. One more reaching the final stages... This was done by overpainting the original files that the F1C came with, as I'd forgotten I already had Sony Tuckson's template on my HD. Clever! I'll upload it later this week. Got a lot of stuff to upload, I know...
  21. Looks like you've done a lot of/all the work there already...
  22. :rofl: Cheers, Kevin - I've got the picture! Out with the hex editor and on with the job...
  23. Whenever I try to use a cockpit based on the MeteorF8 cockpit - MiG-15, Ouragan, Mystere IV, etc - it goes through the motions until just as it's 100% loaded and you're about to start the flight, it CTDs. Black screen, error message. This is in any/all of the SF2 series. I've fiddled about here and there and can't for the life of me find what it is - but the point in common is that they are all based on the MeteorF8 cockpit. Does anybody know? There isn't anything that I can find about this...
  24. Next trick... It's working great, apart from the fact I have to hand edit the loadouts, which it can't read... But - I've put NVA SA-2 misslies in the mission, and they don't try to shoot at all. Ground guns work, just not SAMs. Any ideas?
  25. Solved - TK found it. KMD assigns the aircraft number automatically - the default number in KMD is -1 AircraftNumber=-1 So it shows the first aircraft without a number, secimd aircraft 000, third 001, etc. Default for TK's mission maker is AircraftNumber=0
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