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View File Ju-88 Cockpit repaint for Veltro2K's Ju-88 - Kesselbrut's Cockpit Here is a (decent) repaint of the supplied Kesselbrut's Mosquito cockpit for use in Veltro2K's Ju88's. Again, I made it for my personal use but maybe the five of us (me, Kev and other kindred spirits) who still use SF2 to sim WW2 can get some use out of it. Made for SF2, it's the needed bmp's, one tga, and the cockpit.ini file ONLY. I wasn't happy with the way some of the gauges were presenting, so I've made some changes. The cockpit textures are 2048x2048, in the old days we didn't have the horsepower to run such large cockpit textures, but those days are long gone. Resize them if you do experience any problems. Not 100% accurate, there's always compromises that have to be made, but it is what it is, I have done my best. INSTALLATION: Copy and paste the bmp's and tga from this file into your V2K Ju88 cockpit folder. Place the cockpit.ini in the main aircraft folder. Back up the corresponding original files in case you want to revert. That's it. Note that although this is made for the Ju88C, it will work in any of Veltro's Ju88's, and I guess you could use it any any German twin engine bomber without a decent cockpit. CREDITS: - Veltro2K for the Ju-88 and for the HUGE range of WW2 and later aircraft you have done for us. Much appreciated! - Kesselbrut for another one of his great cockpits. I hope you're doing well wherever you are Daniel. - Veltro advises the cockpit was modded by Capun for use in German aircraft, thanks to Capun for that work! - CombatAce for being a bastion of Strike Fighters for these many. many years. - TK for creating SFP1 and SF2 for all of us to enjoy. Submitter JimBeamer5 Submitted 06/15/2024 Category Prop Cockpits  

View File He-162 Cockpit repaint for Geo's Volksjager Cockpit Here is a (strangely done) repaint of Geo's He-162 cockpit for use in his He-162 Volksjager. As usual, I made it for my personal use but maybe the five of us (me, Kev and other kindred spirits) who still use SF2 to sim WW2 can get some use out of it. Made for SF2, it's the needed bmp's AND TGA's ONLY. This was a strange one in that most of the panel gauges are TGA's. Had to learn how to do them again :( The cockpit textures are 2048x2048, in the old days we didn't have the horsepower to run such large cockpit textures, but those days are long gone. Resize them if you do experience any problems. Not 100% accurate, there's always compromises that have to be made, but it is what it is, I have done my best. INSTALLATION: Copy and paste the bmp's and tga's from this file into your He162 cockpit folder. Back up the corresponding original files in case you want to revert. That's it. CREDITS: - Geo for the He-162, all in one mod. I hope you're doing well wherever you are George. - CombatAce for being a bastion of Strike Fighters for these many. many years. - TK for creating SFP1 and SF2 for all of us to enjoy. Submitter JimBeamer5 Submitted 06/15/2024 Category Jet Cockpits  

View File Me-262 Cockpit repaint for Veltro2K's Me-262 - Kesselbrut's Cockpit Here is a (so-so) repaint of Kesselbrut's Me-262 cockpit for use in Veltro2K's Me-262's. Again, I made it for my personal use but maybe the five of us (me, Kev and other kindred spirits) who still use SF2 to sim WW2 can get some use out of it. Made for SF2, it's the needed bmp's ONLY. The cockpit textures are 2048x2048, in the old days we didn't have the horsepower to run such large cockpit textures, but those days are long gone. Resize them if you do experience any problems. Not 100% accurate, there's always compromises that have to be made, but it is what it is, I have done my best. I HIGHLY recommend you get any of Julio Junqueira's excellent 109 pits and grab the optional pilot legs and drop them in your 190. They work fine and I'm sure you have them already. You should. INSTALLATION: Copy and paste the bmp's from this file into your V2K 262 cockpit folder. Back up the corresponding original files in case you want to revert. That's it. CREDITS: - Veltro2K for the Me-262 and for the HUGE range of WW2 and later aircraft you have done for us. Much appreciated! - Kesselbrut for another one of his great cockpits. I hope you're doing well wherever you are Daniel. - CombatAce for being a bastion of Strike Fighters for these many. many years. - TK for creating SFP1 and SF2 for all of us to enjoy. Submitter JimBeamer5 Submitted 06/15/2024 Category Jet Cockpits  

View File Fw-190 Cockpit Repaint for Torno's FW190's Here is a (decidedly average) repaint of Torno's FW-190 cockpit for use in his excellent range of Fw-190's. I made it for my personal use but maybe the five of us (me, Kev and other kindred spirits) who still use SF2 to sim WW2 can get some use out of it. Made for SF2, it's the needed jpg's ONLY. Which 190 is it? Well, I started with the A as a basis but you can use it in any of Torno's beautiful Wurgers. The one here is the one featuring "moar gunz" - of course. Not 100% accurate, there's always compromises that have to be made, but it is what it is. INSTALLATION: Copy and paste the jpg's from this file into your 190 (of whatever flavor) cockpit folder. Back up the corresponding original files in case you want to revert. That's it. CREDITS: - TORNO for the great range of Fw-190's. Excellent work amigo. Torno's work is for CombatAce ONLY, these are NOT to appear elsewhere. - CombatAce for being a bastion of Strike Fighters for these many. many years. - TK for creating SFP1 and SF2 for all of us to enjoy. Submitter JimBeamer5 Submitted 06/15/2024 Category Prop Cockpits  

View File Boeing ACH-47A "Guns A Go-Go" Notes: Here is the Boeing Armed Cargo Helicopter 47-A, or more commonly "Guns A Go-Go". The ACH-47A was originally known as the Armed/Armored CH-47A (or A/ACH-47A). It was officially designated ACH-47A by US Army Attack Cargo Helicopter and unofficially Guns A Go-Go. Four CH-47A helicopters were converted to gunships by Boeing Vertol in late 1965. Three were assigned to the 53rd Aviation Detachment in South Vietnam for testing, with the remaining one retained in the US for weapons testing. By 1966, the 53rd was redesignated the 1st Aviation Detachment (Provisional) and attached to the 228th Assault Support Helicopter Battalion of the 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile). By 1968, only one gunship remained, and logistical concerns prevented more conversions. It was returned to the United States, and the program stopped. The ACH-47A carried five M60D 7.62x51 mm machine guns or M2HB .50 caliber machine guns, provided by the XM32 and XM33 armament subsystems, two M24A1 20 mm cannons, two XM159B/XM159C 19-Tube 2.75 in rocket launchers or sometimes two M18/M18A1 7.62×51 mm gun pods, and a single M75 40 mm grenade launcher in the XM5/M5 armament subsystem (more commonly seen on the UH-1 series of helicopters). The surviving aircraft, Easy Money, has been restored and is on display at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama The player has at his command the two 20mm cannon, two 19-tube rocket pods, and a 40mm grenade launcher. There's lots of ammo for the cannon and grenade launcher. She packs a serious punch for 1966! Like the Hawks, she is relatively easy to fly on "normal" mode, which SF helicopters are tuned for. You can hover, fly backwards and sideways, ascend verticaly etc. It takes some practice and skill but is definately doable. Pinnacle landings are hard but can be done. You get what you put in, so if you practice you will be rewarded. The bird has a full set of lights, including landing lights and a searchlight which are activated/deactivated by the "G" landing gear key. Included are two real Chinook wav files, you can pick which one you like. Listen to them IN GAME, as the game plays them correctly whereas the likes of Windows Media Player does not. Another nice effect is that if your bird is destroyed a nice Chinook wreck will be your funeral pyre! INSTALLATION: Place the ACH-47A folder into your Aircraft folder. Place the CH-47EA-Dam.bmp and ACH-47A-Destroyed.LOD into your Aircraft folder. Place the 20mmGo, HeloGunnerL, HeloGunnerR, LAU-3A_Mk40_M151 and XM-8 folders into your Weapons folder. Place the FakePilot, GoAmmoCrate, GoBench, GoGrenade, GoP, GoPylon, Helopilot 1 and Helopilot2 folders into your Pilots folder. Place the Chinook and Chinook4 wav files into your Sounds folder. Place the Loading wav file in your Flight folder. You will need to copy over the CH-147-R0g.LOD from the A-Team Chinook mod. If you do not already have it, get it from the A-Team Skunkworks site. CREDITS (a LONG list of contributors): A-Team for Chinook Mod. Note my skin is best possible with current model limitations. It represents the four ACH-47A's: Easy Money, Birth Control, Stump Jumper and Co$t of Living. Thanks to the following: The BANIDOS TEAM for the most excellent damaged Chinook. Kevin "Wrench" Stein for Hangar/Loading Screens I used as a base. Daniel "Kesselbrut" Himmel for the cockpit, Helo Pilots and Helo Gunner. Dmtdragon for the flare/chaff positions etc. I've left them on, probably not historical, use them if you wish. 331KillerBee for the 20mm Cannon, LAU Rocket launcher, AUF2 pylon, Crate, SUU13, ATFLIR, Matra rocket, and XM-8. Anyone else I have missed, apologies. Thanks to all. Submitter JimBeamer5 Submitted 07/23/2011 Category CH-47