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This is the "180 squadron" skin for the B-25 models made by the "A" team. This skin represents an aircraft flown by the RAF's 180 squadron over Northwestern Europe during late 1943 thru 1944. This skin works with the "B" version of the B-25 released by Capun and his "A" Team due to the lettering location on the fuselage side. Anyone who wants to may feel free to add any appropriate decals to the aircraft. You just might want to share the effort with the community...:o)

This is the "Desert Camo" skin for the B-25 models made by the "A" team. This skin represents an aircraft flown by the Mediterranean Air Forces during WW2, units unknown. This skin works with all versions of the B-25 released by Capun and his "A" Team. Anyone who wants to may feel free to add any appropriate decals to the aircraft. You just might want to share the effort with the community...:o)

This is the "Devil Dog" skin for the B-25H and J models made by the "A" team. This skin represents an aircraft presently flown by the Confederate Air Force. This skin works with the H and J versions of the B-25 released by Capun and his "A" Team. It also works with the B-25B but the deveil Dog noseart doesnt show.

This is the "1st MAW" skin for the B-25 model made by the "A" team. This skin represents aircraft flown by U.S. Marines of the 61st Marine Air Group 1st Marine Air Wing from 1943-45. This skin works with all 3 versions of the B-25 released by Capun and his "A" Team.

This is the "Ki-27 Nate IJAAF White" Version 2 skin for the Ki-27 aircraft model VERSION 2 for Strike Fighters made by Wolf257. While this skin is ficticious, it does employ a LOT of authentic details. The reason being, I could not find a period color picture of a IJAAF aircraft painted in white. A lot of pics I looked at appeared to be white but its hard to tell with grainy black and white photos. The skin comes with its own set of numbers decals. An updated Data.ini file is included. This adjusted the machine gun armament firing position and the aircraft running lights position so they arent hanging out in the air anymore when you shoot or turn on your lights.

This is the "I-16 Mosca 71 IAP Camo" skin for the I-16-10 model made by Wolf257. This skin represents aircraft flown by V.P.Sagalaeva of the 71st IAP in defence of Leningrad in 1941. This skin comes with its own set of numbers and insignia decals.

This is the "I-16 Mosca Spanish Civil War" skin for the I-16-10 model made by Wolf257. This skin represents I-16 aircraft flown by Republican forces in 1936.

This is the "I-16 Mosca 4thGvIAP Baltic Fleet" skin for the I-16-10 model made by Wolf257. This skin represents aircraft flown by G.G.Guryakova of the 4thGvIAP Baltic Fleet during the winter of 1942. This skin comes with its own set of numbers and insignia decals.

Hope you enjoy a little more of a choice in faces. Have fun. This is my pilot photo edition 2, lol. Included are different 40 photos! -6 Soviet pilots -5 RAF pilots -5 USAF pilots -12 Japanese pilots -8 Luftwaffe pilots -2 USMC pilots -2 USN pilotspilots are included. These pictures were garnered after a number of hours research online. All but one of them are actual WW2 period pilots, many of them famous in their own country and notorious in their enemy's countries. Many of the story's associated with these pictures were quite compelling and often touching. So while your flying your sim and enjoying the fun of it all, remember the picture of the pilot you now use really was there.

This is the "YakPack Camo" skins for the Yak-15 Feather aircraft model for Strike Fighters made by Pasko. These two camo skins were never to my knowledge used on the Yak-15. All I have seen are single color (top view) aircraft like the 3 skins included by Pasko with the model. However, I thought it would be nice to make a couple camo pattern skins. And since this aircraft is really a modified late war propeller Yak, I figured a WW2 late war camo Yak pattern would be a nice place to start. I then also did a green MiG version of the same pattern. So the colors and patterns are authentic. You might consider this a "might have been" paint job if the plane had saw more extensive service and espesially combat in Korea. Which I might add is the install of SFP1 I use this plane in. I also included the Yak-3 cockpit done by Kesslebrut. This is closer to the avionics used by a converted piston fighter which the yak-15 was than the A-4 Skyhawk cockpit used previously. I noticed I can also now see my Yak-15s' wings on either side were I couldnt previously with the A-4 'pit. The Yak-3 'pit is used with the Yak-3 model done by Pasko and Kesslebrut. Along with the Yak-3 cockpit, I included the Yak-3_cockpit.ini files. UPDATE: Cocpit position tweak to realistic postion thanks to Charles. :)

This is the "SEA Camo" skin for the B-58A Hustler aircraft model for Strike Fighters made by Pasko. The colors are authentic USAF colors though Ive not seen this color combination on any Hustler pictures other than a model aircraft picture included in the pack.

This is the "Ki-27 Nate Dark Green " skin for the Ki-27 aircraft model VERSION 2 for Strike Fighters made by Wolf257. This skin represents aircraft flown by the 1st Chutai, 50th Sentai over Burma in 1942. An updated Data.ini file is included. This adjusted the machine gun armament firing position and the aircraft running lights position so they arent hanging out in the air anymore when you shoot or turn on your lights.

This is the "Ki-27 Nate Dark Green Camo" skin for the Ki-27 aircraft model VERSION 2 for Strike Fighters made by Wolf257. This skin represents aircraft flown by members of the Kamikazi Corps in 1945, units unknown. The skin comes with its own set of numbers decals. An updated Data.ini file is included. This adjusted the machine gun armament firing position and the aircraft running lights position so they arent hanging out in the air anymore when you shoot or turn on your lights.

This is the "Ki-27 Nate Bare Metal " skin for the Ki-27 aircraft model VERSION 2 for Strike Fighters made by Wolf257. This skin represents aircraft flown by the 1st Chutai, 64th Sentai over China late 1939. The skin comes with its own set of numbers decals. An updated Data.ini file is included. This adjusted the machine gun armament firing position and the aircraft running lights position so they arent hanging out in the air anymore when you shoot or turn on your lights.

This is the "Bf-110 Night Fighters " skins for the 3 models of Bf-110 made by SFP1 Dev A-Team. Yes, both skins work with all 3 models. These skins represent aircraft flown by Siegfried Wandam, GruppenAdjutant, 1st Staffel ZerstorerGeschwader 1 from Vandeville in 1940 and Major Wolfgang Faulk, GeschwaderKommodore, NJG1, Arnhem, Autumn 1940. Each skin comes with its own set of numbers and insignia decals.

Felt the SBD could use its own hangar and loading screens, and its own loadout image. All mine had was P-51 stuff! So, here it is, hope ya like it.

This is the "Tigerstripe" skin for the Strike Fighters MiG-19S. This is my third attempt at making a skin for SFP1. If you havent already made this plane flyable in SFP1, then visit MarcFighters or visit the SimHQ forums, and ask how to make it flyable; its easy. This skin represents about 25 hours of work and is my first which draws on historical facets. It was a HUGE learning experiance. I wanted another nice camo skin, that was actually authentic for the MiG-19 as there are few for this plane. The entire paint job is modeled after a Chinese communist MiG-19/J-6 paintjob I found on the internet. This is from an unknown unit in the Chinese Peoples Republic Air Force.

Want a little COLOR in SFP1/WOV? This is the "Yellow Training" skin for Bunyaps' AT-6D Texan/Harvard. This is my second attempt at making a skin for SFP1. While this skin draws on some historical facets, it is basically a fictitious paint job for the AT-6D. I just wanted a nice skin, that looked authentic. I adjusted the stock AT-6D decal placement to be more centered and added numbering decals and noseart. It looks good with any nations' markings on it. I also added Wrenchs' notes on adding lights to the Texan/Harvard. Hope ya like it... :) Version 1.1 added dirty exhaust and tweaked the colors a bit. NOTE: I figured out what the problem was with the prop disappearing after a moment. In the "Generic" skin folder for the AT-6D, select and copy the two files PropDiskFast and PropDiskSlow. Then paste them in the AT-6D folder itself, not in one of the skin folders. Viola! you now have prop.