Spinners

What's the difference? You're happy to give $99.99 to a corporate giant like Nike for their intellectual property but not to a one-man company trying to keep his head above water. What odd values you have.

Buy a legitimate copy, where the game creator gets his fair reward, then we'll talk.

Is that a pirate copy of Wings Over Europe?

Lockheed Starfighter F.2 - RAF Fighter Command, 1963-1968 Template Credit: bobrock

Updated!

Treble One Zipper

Firebirds

Bristol F2B 'Brisfit' - Everytown Air Force, 1970 An affectionate nod to the 1936 film 'Things to Come'.

McDonnell Douglas F-4M 'Kārearea' - No.2 Squadron, Royal New Zealand Air Force, 1992

Sham... rocks!

McDonnell Douglas F-4M Phantom - 48th Tactical Fighter Wing, United States Air Force Europe, 1975 During late 1966, with the USA getting more and more embroiled in the Vietnam war, it was decided to re-equip several USAFE units with the British licence-built F-4M so as to release older tactical aircraft such as the F-100D and F-105D for service in Vietnam where attrition was now a very serious issue. McDonnell Douglas had already brought together a substantial UK sub-contracting team consisting of BAC, Hawker Siddeley, Rolls-Royce (for the Spey turbofan engines) and Shorts with final assembly and flight testing being carried out at St. Louis but, with one eye on the European market, McDonnell Douglas moved final assembly to Brough (North Humberside) with flight testing at Holme on Spalding Moor. This decision came a bit too late for the Royal Navy whose F-4K aircraft continued to be assembled and flight tested in the USA but all F-4M's were produced in the UK with all odd production numbers being allocated to the RAF and all even numbers to the USAFE with Lakenheath and Bitburg becoming the first USAFE wings to re-equip with the type. Entering service with the 48th Tactical Fighter Wing based at RAF Lakenheath in England in 1970 the F-4M's received a modest upgrade during 1973-1974 to emerge with the Marconi ARI18228 RWR mounted on the fintip and also gained 'slimer' formation-keeping strip lights. The USAF F-4M's had a relatively long career with USAFE and were eventually replaced by F-15E's during 1990 and just missed out on participation in Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm.

I'm pretty sure I've already done them (but not as downloads).

Vought F-8EJ Crusader - 302nd Hikotai, Japanese Air Self-Defense Force, 1984

Vought F-8EJ Crusader - 302nd Hikotai, Japanese Air Self-Defense Force, 1981

A handsome looking aeroplane. I can remember building the Airfix 1/72 scale model kit 50 years ago (but it seems like yesterday).

Tora! Tora! Tora! Tora!

Deadly Delta

Republic F-7S Thunderstorm - 154° Gruppo, 6° Stormo, Aeronautica Militare, 1993

McDonnell Douglas F-15A Eagle - 18° Gruppo, 37° Stormo, Aeronautica Militare, 1991

The MiG-19S masquerading as the Canadair CF-103 Callisto

Dambusters Over Dhimar! Well, Paran actually!

Double Dutch