1977Frenchie

My Bad Yakarov, will update the pack accordingly then :) Maybe tonight as not a lot of work have to be done :) Also, i am almost done with the VAW-113, so this pack might popup soon :)

Well, after ANOTHER snow storm last evening and a slight car accident this morning, I did find some time to almost finish this project :) Everything is done and tested except two minor thing : Tail numbers on 1991 and 2013 skins Here is 2 screenies 2010 2013 Another little push and that will be it!

Following recent great Hi-Viz skins made by pappychcksix, i started do some templates for missing squadrons... I took the VAW-115 first cause i like the skins, but damn i am doing 6 different schemes for it :) Here is a glimpse of one of the WIP I also reworked the 4 already available (with no offense intended to those who did them). If work, family and snow storms can give me a little spare time i might do some work in the coming days (well decals are done but still need some love).

Last night made the decals and placements for the inner tails on skins of 2000 and 2013. I just finished the decals needed for all skins. Remaining is the placements of these which i am planning to do this evening. After having these, other squadrons should be easier :)

That was the trick. Link was not made :) Now works like a charm. Some screenies of the WIP's

Hi Wrench, i really open the main ini file but it says can't load LOD file.. and there is no LOD in the folder...

I will assume i did click on the main ini file, but will check tonight :) Thanks for the input Wrench, you helped me again! :)

Well, i can't load model in Mue's tool box as we do not have the LOD of the model so i need your help dear guru's :) Is there a way to find a mesh name cause i have some skins that need decals on engine pods and vertical stabs (the one's inside, not the external one's). A lot have been made since last post for the VAW-115, but with this information i will be done :) What will come out for this squadron : Skin 1 1991 (Operation Iraqi Freedom) Skin 2 2000 Era skin 1 Skin 3 2000 Era skin 2 Skin 4 2010 Era Skin 5 2013 Era Skin 6 Unindified Era But here is a montage of these tails

Just found the exact same thing :) Each Carrier Airborne Early Warning squadron consists of four E-2C or E-2D Hawkeyes except for the Fleet Replacement Squadron which has more. Think my confusion was from detachment versus squadrons : Established from VAW-11 were RVAW-110 (a FRS), VAW-111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116 and established from VAW-12 were RVAW-120 (a FRS), VAW-121, 122, 123, 124. So i will made up decals and numbers for 4 planes number to select per squadron

A little have been done before going to bed, but is there a reference somewhere on how many aircraft by sqn (i know there is 4 on carrier when at sea, but is there some at home base?) and their tail numbers?

Yes you did : VAW 112 There is also a pack for Atlantic squadrons 121, 123 and 124 :)

Wow, you work fast and darn well :) I'll put my project aside as it seems ages from yours :) Keep it up and will be watching this beauty to come out!

Is this for Paulo version? was working on a ''clean one on my side. Have to fade down the lines but i'm not a guru in skinning :) Your's look better imo! Change the door side on your skin as in the original it is on the rights but should be left :)

Bad time to eject...

CH-178 (Mi-8/Mi-17) View File To be used on SF2 Mi-8T by Lazarus1177 available here : https://combatace.com/files/file/13193-pakistan-army-mi-8-pack/ These skins represent the schemes used by the RCAF on their Mi-17V-5 (Mi-8M) and bearing CF designation CH-178 in Afghanistant in 2010-2011. The serial numbers in this skin pack along with planes numbers are real one's. Some details will be different then real life RCAF Mi-17 as they are model related (no Mi-17 in the model list available). HISTORICAL BACKGROUND : Canada, as various NATO countries, leased civilian Mi-8/Mi-17 in the past for transport in Afghanistan. However in 2010, four Mi-17V5 known as CH-178 were operated by Canadian personnel and carrying Canadian markings. When the mission was over they were put in storage. Installation: Copy the RCAF FOLDER of the current pack objects/aircraft folder in your game Mi-8T aircraft folder. Copy the FOLDER of the current pack objects/decals folder in your game decals folder. Open the Textureset.ini and edit the file by adding the texture.ini lines to the Mi-8T.ini. Open the Userlist.ini and edit the lines for Canada service years. All decals are made by me. I completely redraw the panel lines and rivets. Serials are real one's. Credits: Thirdwire for creating the Strike Fighters series. Marcfighters for the Aircraft Model, cockpit and original textures. Lazarus1177 for the Pakistan Army Mi-8 Pack 1.0 Thanks to me for the redraw of the lines and paint work :). Happy flights! Mario C. Frenchie1977 Submitter 1977Frenchie Submitted 11/10/2017 Category Mi-8  

View File CP-122 Neptune Royal Canadian Air Force Neptune Mod for SFP2 v1.0 (CP-122) *** This is a mod of the original P-2H (P2V-7) released by Tracker and the Argentine Modders Group *** This Mod represent the CP-122 Neptune of the RCAF : You fill find the complete aircraft in this package. 404,405 and 407 Squadrons Early (AB + 3) Early (RCAF + 3) Late (RCAF + 3) All decals are made by me. I redraw the panel lines and rivets. Serials are real one's but not squadron specific. Background : The Canadian version of the Lockheed Neptune (P2V7) served as an anti-submarine, anti-shipping and maritime reconnaissance aircraft in the RCAF Maritime Air Command from 1955, replacing the Avro Lancaster maritime aircraft. The Canadian P2V7 was fitted with piston engines initially, although, in 1959, the Neptunes had two underwing Westinghouse J34 jet engine pods retrofitted, similar to those fitted to US Navy variants. Armament included two torpedoes, mines, depth charges, bombs carried internally plus unguided rockets mounted externally underwing. A total of 25 Neptunes served with nos. 404, 405 and 407 squadrons until 1960. Upon unification of the Canadian Forces in 1968, the Neptune was retired and retroactively re-designated the CP122, The RCAF Neptune was replaced by the Canadair CP-107 Argus in the same year. 1977Frenchie Submitter 1977Frenchie Submitted 10/01/2017 Category Other