Sheriff001

The generic SEA skins are ready to go - suitable for the USAF, Royal Belgian Air Force, HAF, RNZAF, ROKAF, or even VNAF. The RAAF Buccaneer is fully skinned. I am just working on loadouts - specifically a transition from British to American weapons. Bombay weapons are a bit troublesome. My tests showed that SF2 will load Mark 83s, even though they are too long, and will even offer 4 Mark 84s. What I wanted was 4 Mark 82s, or M117s, or 2 Mark 83s or 84s. Unfortunately, it will allow 4 Mark 83s. I tried adulterating the nuclear bomb bay, and it gave me 6 Mark 82s and M117s. I found that 4 M117s will fit in just right. Under the wings, AGM-84, and Paveway will fit just fine. Not too sure about the AGM-142 Raptor - if I have the RAAF Buccaneer serving long enough to use it.

MiG-23BN

That's obvious, as fast as the tug goes.

SEA camouflage Buccaneer in progress When it's complete, I'll upload the following: RAAF Blackburn Buccaneer S.22 RAF camouflage (standard roundel) RAF camouflage (low visibility roundel) RAF wraparound camouflage RAF late grey Operation Damask camouflage (desert pink) Daytime SEA camouflage (as used by the F-4E) Night SEA camouflage (as used by the F-111C) Gunship Grey Squadron markings for: 1SQN 2SQN 6SQN Generic SEA Buccaneer Daytime SEA camouflage (as used by the F-4) Night SEA camouflage (as used by the F-111)

I think I'll take the lazy approach next week. One shot of an F-4 shooting down a MiG-23/27 - that works for MiG Monday, Two-Seater Tuesdays, and Phantom Phriday, and Swing Wing Saturday.

Thanks - alas I never got WOE, just SFG and WOV. Full merged now, of course.

Does anyone know the mesh name for the ECM fairing on top of the F-4K/M's fin?

AURI MiG-17s

From the parallel universe where the RAAF operated Buccaneers and F-111s side by side.

Just took delivery of a new Dell G3 15, all settings maxxed out in Iceland. The RAAF totally has operated that far north. All arguments are invalid.

TF41?

There is a way to get the CF-105 into SF2: Europe. Here is a CF-105 prepared especially for it: Nuclear weapons sold separately - thanks again to Sundowner for the templates/skins.

Alternatively, bomb the factory.

If a Jaguar had a child with a Harrier, and they both drank heavily during the pregnancy ...

EF-111C Magpie. Just a standard Raven with some decals, and ini edits for long wings.

View File Mirage IIIO SEA Camouflage Overview TW's Mirage IIIO DLC with a SEA camouflage scheme based on the scheme used by the Mirage 5BAs of the Belgian Air Force. I did it because I never found the European camouflage on the Mirages to be all that sensible for Australia, the SEA scheme looks like a better fit. The skins are entirely generic, just the camouflage scheme, so it can fit any nation. No markings are provided, only decals are used. You must have the Mirage IIIO DLC for the RAAF decals. All the decal inis are taken straight from the Mirage IIIO DLC. The skins should work for any Mirage IIIE derivative. There were some changes to panel lines and lights for the Mirage IIIO, so the texture for the nose does not precisely fit the Mirage IIIC. That said, I can make a nose texture for the M3C if asked. Simple enough. The template used was Ludo's Mirage IIIC DLC template. Provided SEA Skins for Mirage IIIO(A), IIIO(F), and IIIO(F/A) Installation Copy contents of the "To Mod Folder" folder into your mod folder. Credits Ludo: Templates TW: Mirage IIIO DLC, Mirage 5BA DLC Notes Screenshots contain weapons from ravenclaw007. Submitter Sheriff001 Submitted 04/09/2018 Category Mirage 3

The Mirage IIIO(A) and IIIO(F/A) are done. Upload to come as soon as I can get it all packaged up.

Something I've thought about for a while, so I did it. Mirage IIIO in SEA camouflage. European camouflage on Australian Mirages never made a ton of sense to me. This is the Mirage IIIO(F). The pattern comes from the TW Mirage 5BA. The Mirage IIIO(A) and IIIO(F/A) require more work, specifically altering Ludo's Mirage IIIC template to accommodate the doppler navigation radar. Once that's done, this will be ready for upload.