This file contains alternative textures in 2048x2048 dtx5 dds format for the FSX version of the Boston A-20G Havoc by by Milton Shupe, Tom Falley, William Ellis, Roman Stoviak, GLH with original Pilot figures by Jan Visser and Bill Ortis (mod'd).
This repaint can only be used for the FSX version of this model.
The textures depict the Douglas A-20G "Scotch and Soda" of 3rd Bomber Group (Attack group), 13th Bomber Squadron. The repaint shows the aircraft as it looked in summer 1944, when it was based at Hollandia, in Dutch New Guinea.
The repaint is based on the excellent paintkit by William Ellis, which was converted for PSP7 by Steve "Stalin" Baldwin.
The files didn't harm me, nor my wife, nor my computer, but as always you use them at your own risk.
This file contains alternative textures in 2048 x 2048 dds dtx5 format for the FSX version of the Boston A-20G Havoc by by Milton Shupe, Tom Falley, William Ellis, Roman Stoviak, GLH with original Pilot figures by Jan Visser and Bill Ortis (mod'd).
The textures depict the colourful aircraft Green Hornet as it looked in winter 1944-1945, when it was stationed in New Guinea. These textures can only be used for the FSX version of this model.
The repaint is based on the excellent paintkit by William Ellis, which was converted for PSP7 by Steve "Stalin" Baldwin.
The files didn't harm me, nor my wife, nor my computer, but use is, as most things in life, at your own risk.
This is a conversion of the FS9 ex-Donationware Blackburn Roc for CFS2.
The .dp file modification included is by Rami and possibly UncleTgt or JDTinballs (with the exhaust effect removed) and the CFS2 panel modifications are included.
Any other credit for the work done on this has long since left my memory, but if said parties come forward, credit will be given.
Any modifications or tweaks at this point are welcome; just make sure this readme is included with your mods.
Groundcrew's British weapons are required. Sounds are aliased to the ubiquitous "Zero."
Enjoy!
"Rami"
Original readme notes: Blackburn Roc for FS2004
by Jeff Marsh (Jed)
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Manufacturered by: Boulton Paul Aircraft Ltd., Wolverhampton.
Purpose: Two-seater Fleet fighter. A replacement type for the Hawker "Osprey."
Origin & Development: First appeared in 1939 as a development of the Skua for fighter duties only. Most important modification was the power-driven turret for the rear gnnner in place of mannally operated installation.
Power Plant: One Bristol Perseus XII motor. Maximum power, 905 h.p. at 2,750 r.p.m. at 6,500 ft. Cruising, 715-745 h.p. at 2,400 r.p.m. at 6,500 ft. Take-off, 815 h.p.
Construction: Wings - Two Alclad box-spars with Z-section stringers and stressed-skin covering. Water-tight compartments and Zapp flaps. Folding type. Fuselage: Metal monocoque structure in two sections, joined just forward of fin. Alclad frames and stringers carrying flush-riveted plating. Two water-tight compartments. Tail unit: Metal framework, metal covering but fabric covered control surfaces.
Dimensions: Span, 46 ft. Length, 35 ft. Height, 12 ft. 4 in. Wing area 310 sq ft. Empty weight 5,018 lbs. Max weight 8,800 lbs.
Performance: Max speed 196 mph. Max speed (with engine on emergency power) 223 mph. Cruising speed 135 mph.
Endurance 6 hours, Range 810 miles
Armament: Four machine-guns concentrated in rear turret with 600 rounds per gun.
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Included Aircraft: Blackburn Roc Mk1.
The paint scheme represents L3085 of No. 2 AACU (Anti Aircraft Co-operation Unit) flown by PO D.H. Clarke. On the 26th Spetember 1940, with Sgt Hunt as gunner, they engaged a Heinkel He59 and after a long running fight across the channel scored a probable. Honors even since Clarke had to break off the attack with a damaged engine. On return to Gosport it was found he had two enemy incendiary rounds in his main fuel tank, under his seat. Fortunately they entered low down and the petrol extinguished them. A few inches higher and the rounds would have entered above the petrol into the explosive fuel/air mixture. Also the 'Saint' on the Port side had been shot in the head.
Legal: THIS AIRCRAFT IS DONATIONWARE FOR THE SIM OUTHOUSE ONLY! It may not be sold or bundled! These files are not warranted in any fashion. The author has taken all precautions possible and has found no damage to any system with them, but make no warranties as to function, applicability, or as to damage to any system on which they are placed.
To Replace my previous 2 pack simply extract over and replace all.
These Liveries are for the Payware Glowingheat A-12 Cygnus (Oxcart) and M-21 Tagboard aircraft. created using the supplied paint kit. I have only tested these liveries in P3Dv3.4 and P4Dv4. They should also work with your FSX flavor as well, though slightly different lighting engine will render the reflections slightly more intensely than in P3D. They should for the most part be almost identical viewing experience.
This file contains alternative textures in 1024x1024 32bits bmp format, for the Douglas P-70 A-2 Nighthawk by by Milton Shupe, Tom Falley, William Ellis, Roman Stoviak, GLH with original Pilot figures by Jan Visser and Bill Ortis (mod'd). These textures can only be used for the FS2004 version of this model.
Until the end of the war most P-70s served for night fighter training in mainland USA. Due to the lack of night fighters in the Pacific Area, 6th Night Fighter Squadron was deployed to the latter combat zone. Its particular detachments operated from Solomon Islands, New Guinea and even Australia. Except of night fighter missions these aircraft also flew day and night ground attacks and convoy escorts. Additional night fighter squadrons later deployed to this zone also fulfilled similar tasks.
P-70 No. 29-785, from 6th Night Fighter Squadron Detachment "A". New Guinea 1943. This aircraft was lost on October 30th during a cross country flight from Berry Drome, Port Moresby to Horanda Drome, Dobodure. The pilot 1st Lt Donald Hyland and his crew perished.
The "Hoot Owl" was the unofficial insignia of the 6th NFS from the introduction of the P-70 until the end of war. It was personally designed for the squadron by Walt Disney.
The files didn't harm me, nor my wife, nor my computer, but use is, as most things in life, at your own risk.
This file contains alternative textures in 2048x2048 dds dtx5 format, for the Douglas P-70 A-2 Nighthawk by by Milton Shupe, Tom Falley, William Ellis, Roman Stoviak, GLH with original Pilot figures by Jan Visser and Bill Ortis (mod'd). These textures can only be used for the FSX version of this model.
Until the end of the war most P-70s served for night fighter training in mainland USA. Due to the lack of night fighters in the Pacific Area, 6th Night Fighter Squadron was deployed to the latter combat zone. Its particular detachments operated from Solomon Islands, New Guinea and even Australia. Except of night fighter missions these aircraft also flew day and night ground attacks and convoy escorts. Additional night fighter squadrons later deployed to this zone also fulfilled similar tasks.
P-70 No. 29-785, from 6th Night Fighter Squadron Detachment "A". New Guinea 1943. This aircraft was lost on October 30th during a cross country flight from Berry Drome, Port Moresby to Horanda Drome, Dobodure. The pilot 1st Lt Donald Hyland and his crew perished.
The "Hoot Owl" was the unofficial insignia of the 6th NFS from the introduction of the P-70 until the end of war. It was personally designed for the squadron by Walt Disney.
The files didn't harm me, nor my wife, nor my computer, but use is, as most things in life, at your own risk.
The late Gerard van der Harst did a low-poly modelling tutorial many years ago which has been considered a modelling classic almost as long. Many of us have learned from it over the years and I've uploaded it so it doesn't get lost again, since the pictures were hosted on another website and seem to have got lost.
Done in 3ds Max 7, the methods are highly applicable to Gmax too.
This repaint is from my FSX repaint. I have never repainted for X-Plane.
Been flying and painting FSX for over 30 years. The file system is different than that of FSX. Therefore, I may have omitted a few files.
I have included my FSX files if you need them. But, from what I can see, they may have to be converted. This is an easy job for Photoshop. I can't find any info online to achieve the chrome look in X-Plane. This is not so hard in FSX.
Those of you who are experienced can make this work. Thanks for your understanding... Mako8841
As always, special thanks to Manfred Jahn for his great planes, and scenery!
The ultimate version of the Mustang was the P-51H, which was the fastest Mustang variant to see service and one of the fastest (if not the fastest) piston-engined fighters to enter production during the Second World War. However, it was destined never to see any combat, having entered service too late to participate in the final action against Japan.
A skin for the Alpha Simulations / Virtavia Republic F-84F Thunderstreak.
This F-84F with high visibility markings appears in a photo with no information about its context. The lack of any unit markings suggests that it was fresh from the paint shop at an overhaul depot and not yet assigned to a squadron.
This skin will work with either the drop tank or clean model.
Skin by Mick on blank USAF textures by "GlobalHobo"
Gunfire for the Milton Shupe A-20G FSX Version.zip
Effects, Sound and README with instructions to add gunfire and sound to the 2 lower nose guns of Milton Shupe's A-20G. This is for FSX and I'm not sure it is compatible with FS 2004.
High definition bump maps for the Milton Shupe & Team A-20C Havoc, A-20G Havoc, P70A1 Nighthawk and P70A2 Nighthawk.
They were created using the fine paint kits from William Ellis. Two sets are included featuring 2K and 4K resolution.
The bump maps will update the shared texture libraries for all variants of the airplane. Installing the bump maps will affect all skins included in your folder.
This is my rendition of the P-38H-1-LO, ser# 42-66535, flown by Capt. Donald C. McGee, circa April 1943. At the time, he was assigned to the 8th FG, 80th FS.
Many thanks to David C. Copley for his wonderful P-38 series and to Sopwith for a great paint to start from.
Install as you would normally and all legaities apply.
A skin for Milton Shupe's Douglas A-20C Havoc depicting an aircraft of the 15th Bombardment Squadron, 8th U.S. Army Air Force, based in the UK in 1942. Members of the 15th Bomb Squadron attached to an RAF Boston unit flew the first 8th Air Force mission. Several of these planes, like this one, were later painted Olive Drab on their tops and sides, leaving the RAF Sky undersurfaces and individual aircraft letter. The15th was never assigned regular USAAF squadron codes.
Skin by Mick based on Wellis' OD base textures with the sky undersurfaces from one of SteveB's skins.
Fix for ferry boats on Rio-Antirio scenery for P3D v4.x.zip
This is a fix for boats going funky in waves in P3D v4.x in my scenery of Rio-Antirio bridge. Thanks to Henrik Nielsen and his tester Knud for helping me solve the cause. The ferrys used to have platforms and you could land helis on their decks. apparently these are very close to the water surface and waves touch them making the ships move funny. the platforms are now gone so no stunts are now possible.
Spitfire Mk IXc MH323 WX-K (Merlin 63) Flg Offs Franciszek Wiza and Erazm Wardzinski, No.302 (Poznanski Polish) Squadron RAF, Northolt, late 1943.
The Spitfire MkIX was introduced in the early summer of 1942, and scored its first kill in the hands of Flt Lt Donald Kingaby of No.64 Squadron on 30th July 1942 over Boulogne in Northern France - an FW190, precisely the aircraft the MkIX had been developed to counter.
The MkIX went on to become the backbone of RAF Fighter Command, and was supplied both during and after the War to numerous countries. The new engine used a two-stage supercharger to increase power especially at higher altitudes; where the Spitfire MkVs Merlin 45 would produce only 750 hp at 30,000 feet, the new Merlin 61 produced 1020. This engine was developed further into a number of specialised versions with improved performance at all levels.
Aircraft fitted with the Merlin Mk.61 or 63 were widely referred to within the RAF as the Spitfire Mk.IXA. This has nothing whatsoever to do with the armament fit and served only to distinguish it from the later LF.MkIX, or Spitfire Mk.IXB.
Bear in mind that the vast majority of Spitfires were not assigned to individual pilots and were therefore used as needed according to availability. This means that very few aircraft bore any personal markings or artwork of any sort, and those few which did tended to be those used by flight leaders or above. The typical working Spitfire did not carry personalised artwork.
Upgrade of the Zuyax/3A Spitfire MkIXc.
Credits: Model by Zuyax/Three Aces, tweaked and updated by Rene Leppä.
Cockpit By Stephan Seybolt, Daniel Holtz, Clive Morley, Rob Stevenson and John Whelan, modified to Mk IX standard by Stephan Seybolt and Daniel Holtz.
AvHistory Spitfire Mk.XIV 4.00 Flight Model by gregoryp of AvHistory modified to Mk.IX airframe, Merlin 61 and Merlin 63 standard by Rene Leppä.
Douglas A-20 Havoc Release v1.0 for FS9 Only (Will NOT work in FSX)
By Milton Shupe, Tom Falley, William Ellis, Nigel Richards, Roman Stoviak, Huub Vink, SteveB. Original Pilot figures by Jan Visser and Bill Ortis. Thanks to GLH for his early research and work on the aircraft.cfg data.
Thanks to Huub and SteveB for allowing use of two each of their texture sets. Great stuff!
Links to more of their paints included.
Pkg incl 4 models with many model variants, authentic sounds by Nigel Richards, custom Flight Model, and great paints for each model.
Douglas A-20 Havoc Release v1.0 for FSX/P3D Only.zip
Douglas A-20 Havoc Release v1.0 for FSX/P3D Only (Will NOT work in FS9)
by Milton Shupe, Tom Falley, William Ellis, Nigel Richards, Roman Stoviak, Huub Vink, SteveB. Original Pilot figures by Jan Visser and Bill Ortis. Thanks to GLH for his early research and work on the aircraft.cfg data.
Thanks to Huub and SteveB for allowing use of two each of their texture sets. Great stuff!
Links to more of their paints included.
Pkg incl 4 models, 20 model variants, authentic sounds by Nigel Richards, custom Flight Model, and great paints for each model.
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FSX Douglas A20G Scotch and Soda.zip
