Sheriff001

Did you use FS 35164 for the Aegean Blue?

I had always thought that Canada would have been better off with a "CF-4" for both NORAD and NATO, rather than the CF-101, CF-104, and CF-5. But for the vast amount of money sunk into the CF-105 Arrow, and the cuts made by the Liberals late in the 1960s, I think it would have been possible.

CF-110E Phantom II, 425e Escadron, Forces armées canadiennes

CR-110 Phantom II, Canadian Forces Europe, Canadian Armed Forces

Excellent work! (P.S. My RAAF skin, which I showed in the What-If Screenshots thread, fits perfectly!)

RF-4E Phantom II, 2 Squadron Royal Australian Air Force

CF-110 (CF-4E) Phantom II (Many thanks to ravenclaw007 for his excellent F-4E and the templates)

ravenclaw_007, I earnestly hope you'll release these masterpieces! ravenclaw_007, I earnestly hope you'll release these masterpieces!

I see. I think the RNZN still uses the RN's pennant number system (on the correct side of the Tasman, the USN system is used). Here's Wikipedia's article on the RN pennant number system: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennant_number#Post-1948

Very cool. I'll be flying it as soon as I have a chance (real life gets in the way sometimes). One question: why do you have an "F" in the pennant number of your carrier? Wouldn't "R" be more fitting?

These changes have now been incorporated into the baseline files.

I have added the changes from the [Fictional] RAN, RCN, RAAF, RCAF F-4K/M Phantom update pack to this file. These changes include a reconnaissance pod, rail launched Sparrow missiles on the inboard wing pylons, and various skin fixes.

I have added the changes from the [Fictional] RAN, RCN, RAAF, RCAF F-4K/M Phantom update pack to this file. These changes include a reconnaissance pod, rail launched Sparrow missiles on the inboard wing pylons, and various skin fixes. I've also renewed the SEA skin. I had previously used a stock F-4C or F-4D skin with a Spey nozzle (with which I wasn't totally happy). It now has textures drawn from ravenclaw_007's excellent F-4E template over a modified F-4B template. I think it looks a good deal better (and more importantly, it doesn't look like it has a boom receptacle with paint partially stripped by the fuel!). I removed the "Jet Intake" warnings from the green skin for consistency with the rest of the skins.

I have added the changes from the [Fictional] RAN, RCN, RAAF, RCAF F-4K/M Phantom update pack to this file. These changes include a reconnaissance pod, rail launched Sparrow missiles on the inboard wing pylons, an Auscam skin, and various skin fixes. I've also renewed the SEA skin. I had previously used a stock F-4C or F-4D skin with a Spey nozzle (with which I wasn't totally happy). It now has textures drawn from ravenclaw_007's excellent F-4E template over a modified F-4B template. I think it looks a good deal better (and more importantly, it doesn't look like it has a boom receptacle with paint partially stripped by the fuel!). The Auscam skin is a recolouring of an SEA wraparound skin to standard Australian Army vehicle camouflage colours.

I have added the changes from the [Fictional] RAN, RCN, RAAF, RCAF F-4K/M Phantom update pack, and VC-724 to this file. These changes include a reconnaissance pod, rail launched Sparrow missiles on the inboard wing pylons, and various skin fixes.

View File [Fictional] RAN, RCN, RAAF, RCAF F-4K/M Phantom update pack Contents This contains the following changes and additions: Capability to mount rail-launched AIM-7 Sparrow missiles on the inboard wing pylons. The F-4K 80 and F-4M 80 have their missiles mounted further forward to clear the chaff and flare dispensers. Grouping of the inboard pylon and Sidewinder rails together. This makes the loading screen neater, and preserves the inability to use the Sidewinder rails and inboard pylon simultaneously. Rail launched versions of the AIM-7 Sparrow (AIM-7E to AIM-7P are covered). An EMI Reconnaissance Pod adapted for the USAF and USN attachment types. This pod is carried on the centreline pylon. It will show up in the loadout under the name "F-4K/M Reconnaissance Pod" Auscam skins for the RAAF F-4M '75 and F-4M '80. This skin is a recolouring of the SEA wraparound skin using standard Australian vehicle camouflage colours(As seen on this M1A1 Abrams: http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k198/Phil_H_au/misc/abrams_camo_2.jpg ). For the F-4M 75, full colour decals are used, the F-4M 80 uses black decals for lower visibility. Renaming of the skins in TextureSet.ini for consistency. Fixed tail skin for the camouflaged RAN F-4K. The upper part of the tailplane now contains the correct unpainted portion. Various other skin fixes. Recoloured decals for the "LateGrey" RAAF F-4M 80. The new decals are significantly lightened for lower visibility. Removed "USN" from AttachmentType for the Sidewinder rails for RAAF and RCAF aircraft, and substituted USAF. Installation Copy the contents of the "Objects" folder into the "Objects" folder in your mod folder. Merge all folders when prompted. Overwrite all files when prompted. Credits Sundowner: F-4B Templates ravenclaw_007: High-definition AIM-7 Sparrow missiles Spinners: F-4M SEA wraparound scheme (recoloured for Auscam scheme) Olivier ANGUILLE: EMI Reconnaissance Pod Submitter Sheriff001 Submitted 04/28/2013 Category What If Hangar

I switched to GIMP for my skin editing, here is the revised Auscam Phantom:

Is that a real weapon? It looks like an answer in search of a stupid question.

Deleting options.ini, and running the game.

I always wondered why Jane's would allow their name to be attached to an arcade game? Considering their reputation for impeccable research, and Jane's Combat Simulations back in the 1990s, this seems like a stupid move. I'd only buy it if it came with a whole heap of information on the aircraft depicted (sort of an abridged "Jane's All The World's Aircraft, concentrating on the aircraft in the game).