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PatchBy Martin Gossmann of The Owl's Nest, this replacement visual fixes the opaque cockpit on the RAF Typhoon ZK343, a Ray Parker variant. It targets the MAIW_NBAI_Typhoon_FGR4_Coningsby 2013 folder, r…
Payware RepaintBy Nathan Havercroft, a VFA-204 River Rattlers CAG configuration for the F/A-18E appears, designated to represent the squadron's leadership role. It pairs with the VRS Super Hornet, emphasizing the…
RepaintFrom RAF Lossiemouth, a Panavia Tornado GR4 assigned to 617 Squadron bears the registration ZA412 in a centenary variation by UKMIL. Credit goes to UKMIL for the work, with atc_id ZA412 and atc_fli…
Payware RepaintAn F-84F-45-RE Thunderstreak is represented as 52-6701, assigned to the 131st Tactical Fighter Squadron of the Massachusetts Air National Guard based at Barnes AFB in Westfield, with a 701 folder a…
An experimental gray splinter finish by Keith Ferris from the late 1970s is applied to the F-18 Hornet, designed to disrupt the aircraft’s outlines with hard-edged tonal breaks. Navy fighters—F-14s…
RepaintBy Peter Watkins, XL929 is a Pembroke C1 that enters RAF service in 1957 and remains with No 60 Squadron in Germany until 1987. After civilian sale it is registered as G-BNPU and is stored at Coven…
Updated VMFA-232 unit markings for the F/A-18E carry attribution to Nathan Havercroft, reflecting USMC insignia for the squadron. The release resolves an alpha-layer problem from the previous uploa…
By CJ Ladd, this VFA-137 Kestrels CAG 2013 variant for the F/A-18E carries atc_id NE200 and BuNo 165897. The variant bases at NAS Lemoore, CA, with CVW-2(NE) aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72)…
Payware RepaintVersatile rendition focuses on the VFA-113 Stingers' F/A-18E, reflecting an early 2014 Palm Springs appearance. It is designed specifically for the VRS F/A-18E Super Hornet (V1.4) payware model, wi…
RepaintBy Peter Watkins, the Egyptian variant centers on the DeHavilland Vampire FB5, associated with the Royal Egyptian Air Force as ATC ID 1514. It marks one of 49 FB52s supplied, Macchi-built, to Brita…
RepaintGloster Meteor F Mk 8 A77-851 traces its lineage to ex-RAF WK683 and serves with 77 Sqn Royal Australian Air Force, flown by Sgt. John Hale in Korea. VH-MBX remains the last airworthy Meteor F8, re…
PatchBy Muhammad Chariri, this patch corrects prop blade coloring on the Fokker F27-200 in a Golden Knights configuration and changes wingtip antenna colors while preserving spinner color when the engin…
Payware RepaintTwo RAF-themed visual variations for the Hustler exist, including a pale early-1960s anti-radiation marking for No. 617 Sqdn at RAF Scampton and a 1970s low-level camouflage for No. 44 Sqdn at RAF …
Payware RepaintBy Nathan Havercroft, this VMFA(AW)-533 Hawks 01 jet features accurate exterior markings from its Operation Iraqi Freedom deployment. Compatibility relies on the VRS F/A-18E Super Hornet add-on, ve…
RepaintXK884 c/n PAC/P66/82 enters RAF service in September 1956 as a Pembroke C1 allocated as personal transport for C-in-C Bomber Command at RAF High Wycombe, later serving with No 60 Squadron in German…
RepaintGloster Meteor F Mk 8 A77-881, ex-RAF WK944, serves as a 77 Sqn Royal Australian Air Force C/O's aircraft from Korea in February 1954. By Peter Watkins, the A77-881 variant reinforces this Korea er…
RepaintThe Gloster Meteor F Mk 8 Danish carries the 44-500 registration of Royal Danish Air Force 724 Squadron from Aalborg. It relies on Rob Richardson’s Gloster Meteor Mk 8 freeware model and base files…
RepaintExterior finish for the Gloster Meteor F8 recalls No. 325 Squadron aircraft at Twenthe Air Base, with squadron codes aligned to the unit and weathering matched to historical references. Peter Watki…
RepaintThis representation depicts Royal Netherlands Air Force markings for 3P:8 from 324 Squadron at Leeuwarden Air Base, using a Gloster Meteor F Mk 8. Peter Watkins credits the design, while Rob Richar…
RepaintWD642 marks a Royal Air Force Meteor NF11 flown by No. 256 Squadron and based at Geilenkirchen, Germany, from late 1951, with service ending in 1958 at Kirkbride. The edition is by Peter Watkins fo…