FSX US Air Force Douglas A-1J Skyraider

FSX US Air Force Douglas A-1J Skyraider. This is a repaint of the Tim Conrad's Douglas A-1J Skyraider. These textures represent a USAF A-1H, "Bubbles 'N Bust", flown by 602nd SOS at Nahkon Phanom AB, RTAFB between 1968 to 1972 during Vietnam war. Textures only; requires A-1J_SKYRAIDER.ZIP. Repaint by Russel R. Smith.

IMPORTANT

I have enclosed the aircraft config file for the one I use. You can modify the original to pick up texture.Bubbles. Extract the files to the "A-1J" folder. The zip file contains all the neccessary files for this texture scheme and are dds files. Make sure "Use Folder Names" is checked so it will create the texture.Bubbles folder when you extract the files. You do not need to copy any additional files to the texture.Bubbles folder.

CHANGE THE "X" TO THE NEXT NUMBER IN YOUR CONFIG FILE!!

[fltsim.x]
title=A-1J RRS2
sim=A-1J
model =
panel =
sound =
texture =Bubbles
panel_alias =
sound_alias =
kb_checklists =
kb_reference =
atc_id =39-778
atc_id_color =
atc_parking_types =
atc_parking_code =
atc_airline=USAF
atc_flight_number=
ui_manufacturer = Douglas
ui_createdby="Piglet's Peculiar Planes"
ui_type = A-1H
ui_variation = Bubbles 'N Bust, 602nd SOS, Firefly
description =These textures represent an A-1H, 139778 as it appeared at Nahkon Phanom AB, RTAFB between 1968 to 1972. During its 6 years of service the squadron lost 80 aircraft and at least 38 pilots. USAF Prop Driven CSAR and Close Support Aircraft. Modified textures by Russel R. Smith
visual_damage = 1

The above line is the last line in the aircraft.cfg changes.

The changed repainted files are the copyright of Russel R. Smith. The original unaltered files are the copyright of Tim Conrad.

This file is to be uploaded to www.avsim.com and www.flightsim.com only. I will consider uploading to other sites if requested.

If you have any photos of A-1Js or A-1Hs and want to share them with me I would appreciate it.

I would all so like to here your comments concerning the textures. Good, bad or indifferent. A comment would be appreciated.

Russel R. Smith

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