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Updated freeware package from an earlier edition, originally built for a previous version and refreshed here with gauges described as fully functional and textures in DXT3 format to reduce blurriness; beyond these refinements, no further changes are specified.
Two repaints by Mike Barnes for Tim Conrad’s model depict 332 and 352 Kokutai in 1945, using an IJN dapple camouflage applied with acknowledged artistic license. Texture sets 332-54 and 352-22 include corresponding atc_id entries and retain the visual_damage = 1 setting.
Four repaints for Tim Conrad’s model, including a historically based 3D-1158 from Ed Mahoney’s Planes of Fame in Chino and three fictional warbird schemes—Cherry Blossom, Hinomaru Honey, and Ronin. Each livery has visual damage enabled and shares an ATC ID of 3008 in its configuration.
Texture paint kit targeted at the Marauder bomber, serving as an aid to repainters who wish to create new textures and covering all of the major textures used by the model. Authored by W. E. Stephens; marked as not complete.
Repaint depicts “Mississippi Rebel,” flown by 1st Lt. Lloyd A. Hutchins of the 386th FS, 365th FG, 9th AF, marked D5-X and credited with two victories. The Jug’s eight .50 caliber guns and turbosupercharged 2,300 HP engine deliver power above 30,000 feet.
DXT5-format extended bitmaps rework the original textures for Swingman’s J2F4 and J2F6, adding an extra Murphys War scheme adapted for the cowled configuration. Authored by Mike Barnes, the set targets those two variants with the reformatted textures and a Murphys War option.
Corrected textures tailored to the Emil E-4, presenting one scheme through three stages: D-IXWS, "white 6" on the east front, and a 1943 training role at Slovakia's Vajnory airfield. Camouflage follows atypical RLM 74/75/76/02 tones; work authored by Jindrich Barta.
Gunsight sun shade is toggled via the Water Rudder command, while the Drop Tank appears or hides using the fuel cock handle on the left console, just behind the fuel selector cock. The Raiden Type 21, an Imperial Japanese Navy land-based interceptor, includes two paint schemes.
Textures-only repaint depicting a race-modified D-model Mustang with reduced wingspan for lower drag and improved low-level maneuverability. Built around Reno-style pylon running, its Rolls-Royce Merlin V-12 is described as producing more than 3,000 horsepower—about twice factory output; config sample references atc_id NL45IMG.
Textures-only repaint echoing the Commemorative Air Forces “Gunfigher” scheme for the race‑tuned Mustang, with ATC ID N51MS and ID color 0xffff0000. The included description notes a reduced wingspan for drag reduction and a heavily worked Rolls‑Royce Merlin V‑12 delivering more than 3,000 horsepower.
WW2 bomber refresh adds a new panel, updated gauges, and a revised .air file, plus external animations for the crew hatch and both main and wing bomb bay doors. Mousable switches handle navigation/landing and cockpit internal lighting from main and overhead panels, while audio uses the default DC-3 set.
Regia Aeronautica-themed texture set by Enrique Medal, inspired by Roy Cross box art and created with Manuele Villa’s paint kit. Configured for the SM79M using model=torpedo_1, it appears as the 252nd variation under Sparviero/Torpedo Bomber in the UI, reflecting Villa’s work.
Carrier-borne dive design rendered with working dive brakes, cowl flaps, and sliding canopies, plus a VC with animated flight controls and instruments lit by dark red backlighting; no 2D panel. Livery portrays the Executive Officer of VB-6 aboard USS Enterprise, finished with a very subdued specular shine.
WWII primary trainer recreation emphasizing the Ranger in-line, air-cooled powerplant’s smooth delivery and forgiving flight manners. The package includes 2D and fully realized 3D virtual cockpit panels, custom gauges, and textures in United States Navy markings, plus reference images and service-history notes for context.
Fabric-livery repaint for W.Nr. 1361 in Stammkennzeichen CA+NK, representing the prototype JaBo configuration. Texture set by Jindrich Barta with config entries like texture=CANK, prop_anim_ratio=1.02, and MIL_COMBAT parking type; model, panel, and sound lines empty as shown.
RLM 74/75/76 camouflage depicts the E‑7 W.Nr. 2782 fabric livery with Stammkennzeichen GA+HP for the WWII Fighters model. Textures only, by Jindrich Barta, capturing the last scheme noted for this airframe, with fabric livery and Stammkennzeichen GA+HP.
Texture set depicting the E-3 coded WL-IGKS, used in aerodynamic testing during development of the F version. Built for the WWII Fighters rendition with model=e3 mapping; texture-only package authored by Jindrich Barta, with config setting prop_anim_ratio=1.02.
Dynamic virtual cockpit and full animation portray an all-weather WWII concept that never left the drawing board. Sharply swept wings housed six fuel tanks; twin He S 011 powerplants sat in the wing roots with leading-edge intakes; a back-to-back crew of two with four MK 108 30 mm cannon was planned.
Textures only, depicting the California Cutie scheme for the P-38J-15-LO, built from the repaint kit by Rick Spork. Inspired by Lt. Richard Loehnert’s 42-67916 of the 55th Fighter Squadron, a veteran of over 90 missions, with two ME-109s claimed on July 7, 1944 while defending B-24s attacking Merseburg.
Repainted P-38J-10-LO scheme for the 459th FS/80th Fighter Group, built on the FSD model and Rick Spork’s kit, with texture set 459thFS and model alias p38m. Config entries reference P38_check/P38_ref, set ATC ID 267916 and a twin‑engine prop role; description cites Maj. Willard J. Webb’s five air and three ground victories.
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