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Yak-41M - Ukrainian Air Force, 2006

Great work Mario

Yak-41M 'Freestyle' - 35th Aviation Group, Ukrainian Air Force, 2004

Added radome and corrected roundel.

Thanks Kodiak. I'll make it available later this weekend.

"Very interesting" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QczyNaIu9Mo

Ukrainian Yak-41 Freestyle

I take it you're not a fan of his then?

Merci et regards mon ami.

Agile Aussie Aggressor

Retro!

General Dynamics F-111C - No.1 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, 1974

It's a DAT product (and therefore not available here) and it comes with awesome RAF Camo and RAF Silver skins. They also have the similar CA-15 Kangaroo.

Martin Baker MB.5 - No.5 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, 1946

TBH Doug that's the stock Third Wire RDAF skin.

Hawker Hunter Mk.54 - No.87 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, 1956

Something for your 1965 scenario http://combatace.com/files/file/8257-fictional-hawker-hunter-fga9a-raf-desert-pink/

In the immediate aftermath of the 1971 Indo-Pakistani War the senior commanders of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) ordered an urgent review of the substantial combat losses incurred during the short but brutal conflict and the resultant report highlighted the deficiencies in quantity and quality of the PAF and especially of the attack squadrons. The B-57's of No.7 and No.8 squadrons had performed heroically but losses had meant that No.8 Squadron had to be disbanded and it's surviving B-57's aircraft transferred to No.7 Squadron. Ideally, the PAF wanted a more modern long-range attack bomber with low-level penetrability and they put the Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer at the top of their wish list but were given a polite rebuttal by the UK Government who were clearly determined not to actually let their ailing aircraft industry actually export something. By March 1972, and primarily due to the slow drawdown in Vietnam, the United States Government were offering war weary early F-4C's to the Pakistan Government and an order was duly placed for a batch of 24 ex-USAF F-4C's which were delivered in June 1972 much to the consternation of the Indian Government who promptly ordered more MiG's from the Soviet Union. The 24 aircraft were initially very thinly spread between No.7 squadron, a re-activated No.8 squadron and No.26 squadron but peacetime attrition soon saw No.26 squadron disbanded in 1976 although they were subsequently re-formed in 1979 with F-4E's. McDonnell Douglas F-4C Phantom - No.26 Squadron, 'The Black Spiders', Pakistan Air Force, 1973

Yes, no problem. I can't promise when because I'm busy at work but I'll do one.

Nice work - thanks for releasing.

Chance-Vought Corsair - No.5 Sqd, Royal Australian Air Force, Bougainville, 1945

There are quite a few here at Combat Ace. Type 'Sabre' and select downloads. Even excluding those that are badged up as being for SF2 there are quite a few here. I fancy some Sabre action myself now!

The Draken looks good in any colour!

Again...

Chapeau! Beautiful work Ant ******************************************************************************************************************** Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation Murangal Mk.II - Royal Australian Air Force, 1942