Spinners

Thanks Wrench. I'm pretty certain that it goes right to the back of the bomb-bay. So is that a stand-in shape or the real thing?

Canberra PR.3 of No.17 squadron soars above Eastern France during Exercise Counter Punch, September 1957.

Merci mon ami.

Bump... (as now sans bumps!)

Canberra B.2 of 1/91 'Gascogne' en route to Algeria, August 1961.

Top notch!

Rare shot of the Squadron Leader's silver Hunter F.4 of No.14 squadron, RAF Germany. (Soulfreak - this probably answers your question )

Nice one Gwyn! I'll grab this one tonight after work.

Canberra B.2 of No.18 squadron seen prior to deployment to Cyprus during the 1956 Suez crisis. Widesky

Slightly OT but is anyone else seeing (enemy) MiG-17's crash into the ground a LOT more than before??

Sounds like the weapon LODs are missing.

Thanks! I hope you've noticed the absence of all those nasty bumps that our beloved Cranberry picked up whilst in the Colonies . There is a Canberra template in the downloads. I mean how do you think a ham-fisted amateur like me did that silver skin?

Speedbird rising - Canberra B.2 WD920 of No.18 squadron soars above East Anglia during Exercise Kingpin.

Great work mate!

Canberra B.2 of No.12 squadron, based at RAF Binbrook, 1952.

Wait until you merge all three SF2 titles together!

File Name: Hawker Hunter F.6 For SF2:Europe File Submitter: Spinners File Submitted: 12 Jul 2009 File Category: SF2 Series Add On Aircraft Hawker Hunter F.6 for STRIKE FIGHTERS 2:EUROPE This is a simple mod of the excellent Third Wire Hunter to give a flyable Hawker Hunter F.6 fighter-bomber with markings for No.63 and No.74 squadrons of the Royal Air Force in the late-1950's to early 1960's period. INSTRUCTIONS 1. Drop the Hunter_F6 folder into your Aircraft folder. 2. Sprinkle the contents of the Decals folder into your main Decals folder. Do not just move the folder! You must empty the contents in. N.B. If you haven't got a Decals folder inside your Objects folder then simply move my Decals folder into your Objects folder. MARKINGS Both squadrons did actually operate the Hunter F.6 but the markings are slightly 'generic' and both squadrons were mainly seen with either nose markings or fuselage markings. Both are shown as default so you can delete either to suit your preference. CREDITS BIG THANKS to TK for the continuous improvement of a great little game/sim. And special thanks to everyone in the wider Third Wire community. Regards Spinners v1.0 12/07/09 Click here to download this file

Well done mate and I hope it encourages you to produce more brilliant skins.

File Name: Hawker Hunter F.4 For SF2:Europe 'Jever Wing' File Submitter: Spinners File Submitted: 11 Jul 2009 File Category: SF2 Series Add On Aircraft Hawker Hunter F.4 for STRIKE FIGHTERS 2:Europe This is a simple mod of the excellent Third Wire Hunter to give a flyable Hawker Hunter F.4 fighter-bomber with markings for No.4, No.93, No.98 and No.118 squadrons of the Royal Air Force in the mid-1950's period. All four squadrons equipped the Jever wing of the Second Tactical Air Force and they were tasked with securing air superiority over the North German plain. INSTRUCTIONS 1. Drop the Hunter_F4 folder into your Aircraft folder. 2. Sprinkle the contents of the Decals folder into your main Decals folder. Do not just move the folder! You must empty the contents in. N.B. If you haven't got a Decals folder inside your Objects folder then simply move my Decals folder into your Objects folder. NOTES This Hunter F.4 is set up, just like the real thing, with just the two inner-wing weapons pylons. MARKINGS All four squadrons did actually operate the Hunter F.4 but the markings are slightly 'generic' although the serials are accurate. CREDITS BIG THANKS to TK for the continuous improvement of a great little game/sim. And special thanks to everyone in the wider Third Wire community. Regards Spinners v1.0 11/07/09 Click here to download this file

Only with widesky but, for me, it's an acceptable trade-off as widesky is superb - especially on 'scattered'.

Defending Cyprus

I've seen bigger gaps between Madonna's two front teeth!