Spinners

Entente Cordial A shotgun marriage of two great recent releases with suhsjake's lovely 'retro' A-4A Skyhawk and ludo.m54's superb A-4T skin. I've called this a Skyhawk FG.1 and knocked up some No.806 'Ace Of Diamonds' markings. 'Chapeau' to both suhsjake and ludo.m54.

RAAF Phantom F-4C of No.2 Operational Conversion Unit, 1993.

Good work. I've had a blast with this!

Chapeau! Very nice Ludo - and good decals too!

I'm not sure what time of day it is where you are but it's been Super Sunday here in the UK. We've had SkippyBing's F-35 Royal Navy skin, two Voodoos from 'Team Voodoo', Comrad's North Vietnamese MiG-21PFM skin, Dave put up WhiteKnight's A-4E Skyhawk Aggressor skins and Julhelm provided the 'icing on the cake' by presenting two cracking Vigilantes - a plane so sexy it must be an English Electric or Hawker product. Thanks to everyone whose contributed to a great day!

Looking good... really good!

ACM shenanigans by two Royal Australian Air Force Phantom F-4C's from No.75 squadron. Two superb sundowner skins here with the aircraft in the foreground having an adapted JASDF skin (oversprayed Hinomaru, squadron markings and nosecone area) and some decals by me.

Oh, and I love the loading screen too!

Just like Raquel Welch - that's a fine pair you've got there. Well done Nils!

Brilliant work Nils!

Good work comrad.

For me, the Voodoo was the hottest looking ship of the Century Series and this package rocks! I've only had time to do one quick check flight on both the A and C and they are fantastic so a heartfelt congratulations and thanks to everyone on the Voodoo team! Chapeau!

Well done!

Little and Large

Thanks Wrench, I'm not as comfortable with terrains as I am with aircraft but I'm sure that will solve it. It's nice to be re-united with this refreshing alternative to the stock terrain.

With regard to new releases, things have been too good around here lately ... but it would make a nice Christmas present !

Gepard's original Israel2 and Dave's Falklands terrains were particular favourites of mine so this is good news. For me, this works fine in WOE but I'm having problems with WOI with my plane immediately exploding (and not on the runway) and then Ramblers 12 and 13 seem to perform the beast with two backs...

Thunderchief GR.1A of No.8 squadron, Operation Granby, February 1991.

Good work NFG - you are the goddess of RAF serial numbers! BTW what font did you use for those?

A nice find FTA! I'm a bit out of date with the modern RAF and it's nice to see some colourful bands on the 12 sqd machines.

View File Hunter FGA.9 - No.8 squadron RAF Hawker Hunter FGA.9, No.8 Squadron, Royal Air Force for STRIKE FIGHTERS 1 This is a quick decal conversion of the sublime Third Wire Hunter FGA.9 to enable you to fly a No.8 squadron machine. This will only work in Wings Over Europe but you can, of course, also make it work in the other Third Wire 'Series One' games by extracting and exporting all of the relevant files. Since originally releasing this I've added Syrinx's fuselage serial numbers for the Hunter and included a nice loading screen and tweaked the hangar screen to give it 1960's three colour roundels. INSTRUCTIONS 1. From the AIRCRAFT folder drag and drop the HunterFGA9 folder into your Aircraft folder. 2. From the DECALS folder drag and drop the HunterFGA9 into your Decals folder. CREDITS Thanks to TK for a great little game/sim. Thanks to former member Syrinx for making the fuselage serial numbers. And thanks to everyone in the wider Third Wire community. Regards Spinners Version 2 - 05/03/18 Version 1 - 02/10/08 Submitter Spinners Submitted 10/09/2008 Category Hunter, Lightning and Vampire Skins  

IDF Thunderchiefs line up ready to attack Egyptian airfields, June 1967.

No problem at all. I've also included a normal 'square cut' squadron band (decal name 8Bars) which you can use on this or a No.8 squadron 'what-if' (a BAC Lightning, perhaps, or a Eurofighter Typhoon?!).

Any of the above would put a big smile of my chops :yes: I've got a Lightning book on the go at the moment (can't remember the name) but it covers the early service years in superb detail and the F.1A and F.2 are such beautiful machines. Everytime I reinstall a Third Wire Jet Sim it's never too long before I reinstall your F.6

OK - I'll check that one out. Thanks!