This Aircraft is the AlphaOldies O-1F BirdDog. The textures are mine and represent "Little Puff" of the 19th TASS out of Bein Hoa Air Base. Check the readme's for the credits and other info relating to this aircraft. Thanks to all who made this possible. Have Fun, Bub

This upload is a complete one and intends to representate a French MB.151 at 1939. They were used as training fighters but were used in anger at the German attack. This upload contains a modified Oldwheat MB.152 texture file. It was painted using a Wing Pallete image. I rename texture folder, the model folder, airfile, DP and air.cfg to avoid conflict with the Greek version. I also included a panel that intends to be more representative of the one used by MB.151 to MB.155 fighters. In Brazil we say that there are three way of doing: the right, the wrong and the French way, everytime a criative and unique approach, but, sometimes, not a pratical one. Believe it or not, almost all French single engined fighters, with the notable exception of Dewoitine D.520, used NO artificial horizon. They used a complex instrument that measures speed, angle of attack, turn indicator and G Forces! It was installed at the panel centre. But they NEVER flew without a precision altimeter that mesures each meter high. They used it to very low attack aproach (sometimes only 10 meters, around 30ft) and to land. Unhappily, to be completely truthfull, we need a new engine control. To accelerate, they push the throttle instead of pull it (the only country that used it). The French Hawk 75 were made within this requirement. This cause a lot of incidents when Free French and ex-Vichy pilots converted to American, British and Soviet planes. Good flights Pepe

This is the British conversion of the DB-7/Boston to duty as a nightfighter they dubbed the Havoc. This name soon stuck to the entire US line of A-20s. She carried an eight-MG forward-firing armament in the nose, and the Mk IV radar. The standard medium bomber versions continued to be known as the Boston, and came in three marks. The skin is by Sopwith C and is from RAF 23 Sqdrn Nightfighter, the rest is by myself. To install simply paste the TR_Havoc folder into your CFS2 Aircraft folder. Enjoy! This is freeware, but must not be posted to other sites or modified without permission. Enjoy!

Tweaked MDL file for the CFS2 TR_P-70_Nighthawk (Not the TR_P-70B... This MDL file simply improves the fit and detail around the rear canopy and frame. Just drop the file into the Model folder, allowing it to overwrite the original. Your done.

These are textures for the B24 Guy's Stock Avenger Overhaul found here: They represent the TBM-1c Avenger, "Charlie 88", flown by Lt. T.B. Coughtie and his crew, PO2 J. Simokatis and PO2 E.W. Yates of Composite Squadron VC-20, stationed aboard the USS Kadashan Bay, CVE-76. This unit flew against the Japanese fleet at Leyte Gulf attacking the Yamato and Nagato. The aircraft goes well with Collin's new CVE-76 which can be dowloaded here: http://www.simviation.com/lair/cfs2shipyard.htm The base texture is from a revamp of the stock one done a while back. Unfortunatly I can't remember who. I wish to thank whomever for pushing me in the right direction. I removed most of the weathering, did some recoloring and added the markings. Installation is straightforward and as usual all legalities apply. Have fun!

The P-70B is a newer version of the P-70 Nighthawk that carries the SCR-720 centimetric radar, which has only an internal antenna enclosed in the nose. The skin is by Sopwith Chameleon: http://sopwithc.wetpaint.com The P-70B is a straight forward development of the original P-70 armed with two forward firing .50s and four forward firing 20mm in a ventral pack installed in the bombay, She carried a crew of two, pilot and radar operator. The cannon are on the GUN TRIGGER and the guns are on the CANNON TRIGGER for convenience sake, Please checkout the CHECKLIST and NOTES for valuable flight and navigation information. Be aware that the panel is fully equipped with AP and ADF. To install simply place the TR_P-70B folder in the AIRCRAFT folder of your CFS2 Main Directory. This is freeware but must not be uploaded at any other site, or modified without permission. Enjoy!

The P-70 Nighthawk is the nightfighter version of the A-20 Havoc/Havoc II. The aircraft served in the Pacific and Europe as an early stopgap nightfighter until the more effective P-61s and Mossies came into service. The aircraft is dressed in the skin of the 6th Night Fighter Squadron, Port Moresby '43, with an alternate Brit skin (23 Sqdrn RAF Ford '43) included for European use. Both are by Sopwith Chameleon: http://sopwithc.wetpaint.com The P-70 is a straight forward development of the TR_A-20 armed with two forward firing .50s and four forward firing 20mm in a ventral pack installed in the bombay, She carried a crew of two, pilot and radar operator. The cannon are on the GUN TRIGGER and the guns are on the CANNON TRIGGER for convenience sake, Please checkout the CHECKLIST and NOTES for valuable flight and navigation information. Be aware that the panel is fully equipped with AP and ADF. To install simply place the TR_P-70_Nighthawk folder in the AIRCRAFT folder of your CFS2 Main Directory. This is freeware but must not be uploaded at any other site, or modified without permission. Enjoy!

TR_A-1J_Skyraider for CFS2 (Air Commando - Night) circa 1969 Southeast Asia Textures are by Sopwith Chameleon, James Peach. The skin represents an aircraft of the 602nd Special Operations Wing (Air Commando) during the VN conflict. The only other skins compatible with this aircraft are those done for the TR_A-1H by Sopwith. The model is multi-LOD. She carries a complex panel by Mike Eustace...be sure to read the Panel Instructions, and has a rudimentary DVC. Her weapons are by AlphaSim and Martin Wright. Torpedo, Droptanks and Ferry Tank are by myself.

I made this aircraft model in 2006. Nobody was interested in it then, not sure anyone will be now. I took the old model, put in the VC from my Caproni F.5 and altered the Airfile from the Caproni to match the specs of the Fiat. I tricked out some animations and altered some textures from Morton to fit this model. Credits: Model by William Dickens Airfile by Pedro Paulo Rezende, altered by W. Dickens Panel by Pedro Paulo Rezende Italian Paint Schemes by Morton Finnish Scheme by W. Dickens Prop Textures by Kelticheart Engine from Dave Eckert Source

The enclosed files contain new CFG files for all three of TR's Skyraiders, and the fx_vclight.fx effect. When installed these files will properly place the illumination for the DVC in the aircraft. To install simply replace the CFG files in each Skyraider with the new one for that aircraft from the download, and place the fx_vclight.fx file in the EFFECTS folder of the CFS2 Main Directory.