FSX P-51D The Millie G

This is a repaint of the A2A North American P-51D Mustang using hi-resolution 2048 x 2048 .dds texture files. You must have the A2A FSX update installed. This was Major Ed Giller's third Millie G and the subject of a set of aerial photos for the Imperial War Museum in 1944. Parts of ths aircraft are said to still exist and were used in the rebuild of N551W which has taken the identity and serial of The Millie G. This aircraft crash landed in Tulsa OK in 2008 and is currently under repair. By Dave Quincey/A2A/John Terrell.

This is a repaint of the A2A P-51D for FSX using hi-resolution 2048 x 2048 .dds texture files. It is therefore not suitable for FS9. You must have the A2A FSX update installed.

This was Major Ed Giller's third Millie G and the subject of a set of aerial photos for the Imperial War Museum in 1944. Parts of ths aircraft are said to still exist and were used in the rebuild of N551W which has taken the identity and serial of The Millie G. This aicraft crash-landed in Tulsa OK in 2008 and is currently under repair.

Unzip the folder 'millie_g' and copy the 'texture.MillieG' folder to your SimObjects\Airplanes\WWII_FIGHTERS_P51D folder.

Copy and paste the following into your aircraft.cfg file.

[fltsim.xx]
title=P-51D 'The Millie G'
sim=p51d
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=MillieG
kb_checklists=
kb_reference=
editable=0
atc_id=
atc_airline=Air Force
atc_flight_number=985
atc_heavy=0
ui_manufacturer=North American
ui_type=P-51D Mustang
ui_variation='The Millie G'
description=P-51D-15-NA 44-14985 flown by Maj. Ed Gillers CO 343rd FS 55 FG Wormingford UK in 1944. Crashed on 22nd March 1945 in Germany. Parts were subsequently recovered and used in the rebuild of N551W which has taken the identity and serial of The Millie G. This aicraft crash-landed in Tulsa OK in 2008 and is currently under repair.
atc_id_color=0x00000000
atc_id_font=Verdana,-11,1,600,0
prop_anim_ratio=1.02
visual_damage=1

Replace the xx with the next available fltsim number and save the file.

Now enjoy....!

This repaint is based on the A2A hi-res repaint kit, together with the excellent repaint kit by John Terrell.

This repaint is freeware; it can be used and modified as you wish for your own use. It must not be used or sold for commercial gain. If you want to publish any repaints based upon it they must be published as freeware and must acknowledge the authors Dave Quincey, A2A and John Terrell.

Dave Quincey