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I am not big time like some of the skinners out there but anyone who wants to use one of my Canuck skins help yourself.

That would be some Strike Aircraft! Most likely the only one to outrun a Sam.

Wow ! Screenshots are very impressive. The quality of the skins are first rate. Looking forward to its release.

My buddys kid refuels these birds when they land here in TBay. He saw the landing and it was like any other landing except for the emergency vehicles around to greet him. So far no one has reported finding a missing rudder on the ground.

Julhelm, your the man!! This plane has been started and cancelled a couple of times now! Very nice work!

Very Impressive! Keep up the excellent work.

A great job by all. It makes downloading alot easier. Sag no wonder I can never get a hold of you. You got your hands in all sorts of stuff at the same time!!! lol

View File Avro Arrow (F-106A) Avro Arrow.......????????? Nope it is only a F-106A wanna be! Just drop it into your F-106A folder and fly. Thanks to Pasko for a great model and to Column5 for his skins who I used for a base for my Arrow. ext Submitter ext Submitted 01/30/2008 Category Fictional/What If Skins  

Thanks Cap! Going to try it out and figure out where I have gone wrong in the past.

View File RCN Firefly (Simon) A total of 64 Firefly aircraft served with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) from March 1946 to February 1955. Fairey Firefly's made up part of the aircraft complement for both HMCS Warrior and HMCS Magnificent. For Simon Porter's Firefly Drop into your Firefly folder and fly! ext Submitter ext Submitted 01/22/2008 Category Canadian Forces Skins  

View File F-104D, RCAF/CF, 1976 Europe (AJ) Canada used this Green scheme in 1976 with 421 Squadron stationed in Germany. Thanks to Ajunaidr for his excellent F-104D model and for allowing me to release this skin. Just drop into his F104D Starfighter and fly! (ext) Submitter ext Submitted 01/20/2008 Category F-100/F-101/F-102/F-104/F-105/F-106 Skins  

View File CF-116 The Canadian Forces took delivery of 89 CF-5A single seat aircraft starting on November 5, 1968. 419 Squadron was based at CFB Cold Lake. Thanks to all who took part with the Mirage Factory for making this model!! Just drop in your Mirage Factory F-5a and fly!! ext Submitter ext Submitted 01/14/2008 Category F-5 Freedom Fighter Skins

View File 1984 CH-118 In the 80s Canada changed the look for their rescue Choppers. They went to the yellow paint scheme which you can find on all their rescue aircraft. These markings were used from 1978 to 1993. Thanks to Pasko for a great Helicopter model and for letting me release the skin! Just drop into your UH-1B folder and fly. Submitter ext Submitted 12/29/2007 Category US Military Helo's  

View File CAF F-104G Starfighter This is for the Stock F-104G Starfighter from Third Wire. This skin uses the high rez templates submitted at Combat Ace from Buff. This version skin was used after the RCAF logos. Just drop into the F-104G Starfighter and fly! Submitter ext Submitted 12/29/2007 Category F-100/F-101/F-102/F-104/F-105/F-106 Skins  

View File F-104G Canada This is for the Stock F-104G Starfighter from Third Wire. This skin uses the high rez templates submitted at Combat Ace from Buff. Just drop into the F-104G Starfighter and fly! Submitter ext Submitted 12/28/2007 Category F-100/F-101/F-102/F-104/F-105/F-106 Skins  

View File 1977 CH-118 In the 70s Canada wanted a more visable look for their rescue Choppers. They went to brighter colours similar to the US Coast Guard. These markings were used from 1973 to 1978 . Thanks to Pasko for a great Helicopter model and for letting me release the skin! Just drop into your UH-1B folder and fly. Submitter ext Submitted 12/22/2007 Category US Military Helo's  

View File 1969 CH-118 Iroquois The CH-118 Iroquois was purchased after the success of the US UH-1 Huey in Vietnam. The duties involved primarily Search and Rescue and general utility duties. Only ten aircraft were purchased and served roles until their retirement in 1995. These markings were used from 1968 to 1973. Thanks to Pasko for a great Helicopter model and for letting me release the skin! Just drop into your UH-1B folder and fly. Submitter ext Submitted 12/21/2007 Category US Military Helo's