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View File L-410UVP-T L-410UVP-T Turbolet ***************************************************** This mod is made for SF2. ---------------------------------------------------------- I. History The czech made L-410UVP light passenger and transport plane was developed to replace the old AN-2 biplanes. After a first version, called L-410A, the soviet Aeroflot airline demanded some changes, including better short take off capabilities. So the version L-410UVP was developed and widely exported in the COMECON states. The east german air force LSK, purchased 10 planes in 1980. They used it as training airplane for tranport pilots and navigators and for transport tasks. Parachute missions were made with the subversion L-410UVP-T (t- stands for Transport). VIP transport was made with subversion L-410UVP-S (s stands for Salon). Both versions were easy to discriminate. The T version had a black rubber plate behind the side door. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- II. CREDITS: While making the L-410UVP-T i used a lot of files made by other modders. Thanks for this files! The LOD file is made: ~~~~~~~~~~ MontyCZ The skin based: ~~~~~~~~~~~ on MontyCZ's latvian skin, modified by me. The flight model is made : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ by MontyCZ and modded by me The Cockpit is made ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ by Florian ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The airborne ranger is made ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ by Florian, modified by me ---------------------------------------------------------- III. INSTALLATION: -Unzip the folders into your object folder ---------------------------------------------------------- IV. For remarks, comments, bugs, etc please use the forum or send me a PM. ------------------------------------------------------------- V. The L-410UVP-T and all other files are FREEWARE. COMMERCIAL USE IS NOT ALLOWED! ------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ Hope you enjoy it. Michael (Gepard) Made in Germany April 2020 Submitter Gepard Submitted 04/05/2020 Category Other Origin  

File Name: MiG-29A Czech Republic, 1st Fighter Aviation Regiment #7702 (ca. 1993) File Submitter: HomeFries File Submitted: 28 June 2014 File Category: Mig-29A/G/S Skins NOTE: This only works with DCS World 1.2.16 or earlier. DCS World 1.5/2.0 uses a new MiG-29 model. I originally did this at the request of a friend, who wished to have the Czech camouflage pattern on fictional Georgian MiGs. Once I completed the pattern, I decided that since the hard work was already done, I should just go ahead and finish the Czech skin. So this is a Czech MiG-29A of the First Fighter Air Regiment ca. 1993 (before the airframe was traded to Poland, where it currently serves). Since the Czech Republic is not a selectable nation, the nations who can use this skin are Russia, Ukraine, and Insurgents. Installation: These MiG-29A skins do not require you to overwrite any existing "slots"; they exist as individual skins using the standard definition.lua format. Simply put the skins in your Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\ folder; you should be able to extract using the path that exists in this archive file. In order to have the MiG-29A (and this skin) available for the Insurgents in the Mission Editor, you will need to update the db_countries.lua file located in DCS World\Scripts\Database. Open the file in a text editor like Notepad++ and search for the following string: -- INSURGENTS This is the comment line that starts the Insurgents section. In the first section,you will see the following entry: cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "P-51D"); This is the plane available to the Insurgents in the mission editor. Just add the following line: cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "MiG-29A"); This opens more possibilities for scenarios, and all of the included skins are available to the Insurgents as well as Russia and the Ukraine. Special thanks to Jack for allowing the use and modification of his enhanced pylon texture, as well as his collaboration in developing MiG-29 skins that are not dependent on the original "slots" of the Flanker 2.5/LOMAC models. Click here to download this file