Spinners

Sally Goes Dutch

Martin B-21A Montgomery - 28th Bombardment Squadron, United States Army Air Corps, 1940 Skin Credit: Charles

It's still available at the Third Wire Store. Look under Windows 7 then more games for Windows 7.

Sea Side Sally

SEPECAT Jaguar FGR.3's - No.45 and No.58 Squadrons, RAF Strike Command, 1988 In 1974 a cancelled export order for 35 Jaguar Internationals left the SEPECAT consortium with a headache as many 'long lead' items had already been ordered and assembly was already underway on the first 12 airframes. At this time the RAF were keen to order more Jaguars to form a second wing of No.38 Group, RAF Strike Command and, with the delays in the Tornado production programme meaning a shortage of work at Warton, BAC pushed the Labour government into accepting a deal for all 35 aircraft. Consideration was given to standardising the aircraft to match the RAF's GR.1 force but the uprated Adour engines and different avionics saw the aircraft designated Jaguar FGR.3. Entering service in late 1976 the Jaguar FGR.3's served with just two squadrons, No.45 and No.58 who had previously operated the Hunter F.6 and FGA.9 to provide a pool of ground-attack pilots for the Jaguar force. The FGR.3's uprated Adour engines and early introduction of overwing missile rails made them something of an elite element in the RAF's Jaguar force and they were deployed to many hot-spots around the world until their somewhat premature retirement in 2001. Skin Credit: sundowner

Just like it's Daddy then!

Got enough pylons there Butch?

Douglas Doncaster B.1

A well known issue in SF2 for BOMBER types. i can't recall seeing a solution other than to take out the target yourself ; )

Is it when you ask your wingman to "attack my target"?

Mongolian "Fishstick-C"

Looking Up... and looking good with 512x512 bitmaps.

Ukrainian markings too!

Of course! Veltro2K will release asap and I'll make sure that there's a template available.

Douglas B-42C Mixmaster - 37th BS, 17th BG, United States Air Force, 1950

Nakajima Ki-49 'Storm Dragon' - 1st Bomber Regiment, Parani Army Air Force, 1942 Skin Credit: Charles

Is that important?

Douglas B-42A Mixmaster - 874th BS, 498th BG, 73rd BW, United States Army Air Force, 1946

Save the skins you made with exactly the same name as the skins you are replacing and in the same format (usually .bmp or .jpg). e.g. A-4B_BODY.bmp If your new skins are still black despite having identical names then you've probably got an alpha layer hidden away in your skin.

Bubble or quits