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In 1944 the SBD-5s used in Marine Scout units in the Caribbean. This is my first skin, originally done in Gimp. 2.6.8. If you want to make any enhancements let me know and I could send you the original .xcf file

This is the closest I could come to providing a Boomerang for Il-2 1946. In the 4.09 version that i use it is A.I. only. In 4.10 it should be flyable. Choose the Re-2000 as an Allied plain. This is ment to be flown with markings off.
 
The Boomerang was a homegrown fighter based in part on the US NA-33. It first flew in May 1942. It was a highly agile fighter, with a maximum speed of 305 mph.. Actual armament was 2 20mm cannon and 4 30 cal. machine guns and 500 lb bomb load. For the game of course you are limited to the Re-2000's load out.
 
Another approximation of the Boomerang is to choose the plain green Italian skin under the RAAF.
 
If you want to make any enhancements let me know and I can provide the Gimp xcf. file.

This is a Wildcat VI of the British Fleet Air Arm, No. 835 Sqdn., HMS Nairana, August 1944. Earlier versions of the Wildcat were designated "Martlets" by the British.

During the 1948 Israeli War of Independence, the newly formed Israeli Air Force, acquired a wide assortment of WW II surplus aircraft including P-51s, Spitfires, Mosquitos, B-17s and even Czech versions of the Bf-109 G6 under the designation of S-199. This is an approximation, of a 101 Squadron livery.
 
Unzip and Install in your Bf-109 G6-Late folder.

This is a Czechoslovak S-199 built after WW II roughly around 1948 before the Marxist takeover. It was a version of this plane that was used by the Israeli Air Force in the opening days of the Israeli War of Independence.
 
Install in your Bf-109G6-Late folder.

This is a revised version of the Czech Avia S-99 posted previously. NOTE, the picture shows the original with the error!

This is a Czech livery for the IL-2 Type 3. Their designation for the plane was B-31, the B-33 being the IL-10. This gives you the realistically plausible opportunity to pit Sturmovik against Sturmovik in the late 1940s. Unzip and place the contents in your Il-2_3 file. Do not choose USSR as the country, even with marking turned off because it may cover the spinner in red.

This is a 1951 paint scheme for the Czechoslovak version of the IL-10, designated as the B-33.

This is another early 1950s vintage Czechoslovak version of the IL-10, again designated B-33.