Spinners

Against all odds

I'm loving Comrad's 'scruffy' skin!

In support of Dhimar...

I missed this when first released but it's superb! I love the sounds and the 'war weary' skin!

Drogue Traders

Well I've just started to use Shrikehawk's Cloud1.tga with a tweaked version of Stary's most recent SARCASM but it's also got a further tweak 'post-process' as well.

lol - the recently released Dutch WW2 aircraft has inspired me to do this scheme. Odd colours but distinctive and attractive.

LeO 45 - Ed does it again ; )

Prowling pair

A great package mate - well done!

Lockheed F-104C Starfighter - 1 Jachtvlieg Afdeling, Royal Netherlands Air Force, 1965

Falling Angel

Curtiss C-46A Commando - Spanish Republican Air Force, 1944

Lockheed P-80A Shooting Star - 318th Fighter Sqd, United States Army Air Force, Italy, 1944

Very good - great teamwork guys.

http://combatace.com/topic/51359-dhimari-decal-set/

De Havilland Vixen F.2A - No.19 Squadron, RAF Germany, 1972

You'd be better off working in layers with GIMP (freeware) and then doing your wavy line by gently erasing away the edges of the green layer on the demarcation line or introducing another layer specifically for a white wavy line using a soft paint brush.

No, it was one of my 'disposable' ones. I'll ship the skin over to you but it might be in a few days as I'm away on missionary work in England for a few days. If you can't wait until then try ndicki's superb Hunter templates. Select a good light grey and then boost your speculation and reflection levels right up high (a stock silver Third Wire MiG will give you some values to play with).

Lavochkin La-19 'Freebird' - PVO Strany, 1962 I've also asked Santa for a SEA Crusader skin (or a template).

It's simply sundowner's spiffing new F-105D_66 skin with Third Wire Mirage 5BA decals (although the raked fin flash is a little flourish by yours truly).

Republic F-105N Thunderchief - 2 Smaldeel, Belgian Air Force, 1975 During early 1961 the new Defence Secretary, Robert S. McNamara, decided to severely cut-back on F-105D production and only equip seven combat wings with the type. The expected total production run of about 1,500 F-105D's was soon reduced to less than one-half of that number. With the end of the Thunderchief production line looming and no follow-on project in the immediate pipeline Republic Aviation quickly proposed a minimum change 'NATO standard' export version of the current F-105D-31RE (designated F-105N - 'N' for NATO) at a competitive price and this soon attracted the attention of several NATO air forces. By March 1963 export orders had by placed by Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Italy and the Netherlands with a slightly modified F-105M version being procured for the West German Marineflieger who had become disenchanted with the F-104G Starfighter. With the last USAF F-105D's and F-105F's going through the door at Republic's Farmingdale factory production continued with a batch of 200 F-105N's (Block-50RE's) powered by the Pratt & Whitney J75-P19W engine rated at 26,500lbs of thrust and 120 F-105M's.

Awesome. Love the inclusion of 'blank skins' too!