PAINT SCHEME - Beaufighter Mk VI F of 416th Night Fighter Sqdn, USAAF, Corsica, 1943-44. (This texture is recommended for use with "Beaufighter Mk I ") Installation Simply extract to the required Beaufighter variant's texture folder, and this will overwrite the default textures. C.Muir. 2MB

PAINT SCHEME - Beaufighter Mk X, of 30 Sqdn, RAAF, New Guinea, August 1944. (This texture is recommended for use with "Beaufighter Mk 21 ") Installation Simply extract to the required Beaufighter variant's texture folder, and this will overwrite the default textures. C.Muir. 2MB

PAINT SCHEME - Beaufighter TF. Mk X, of 236 Sqdn, North Coates, England, June 1944. (This texture is recommended for use with "Beaufighter TF.Mk X ") Installation Simply extract to the required Beaufighter variant's texture folder, and this will overwrite the default textures. C.Muir. 2MB

PAINT SCHEME for - Beaufighter Mk 1C of 252 Sqdn, RAF Coastal Command, Edcu, Egypt. Mid 1942. (This texture is recommended for use with "Beaufighter Mk I or MK21 ". C.Muir. 2.1MB

CFS2 Beaufighter TF. Mk X, of 489 Sqdn, RNZAF, Dallachy Strke Wing, Moray, Scotland, Mid-1944. (This is the Default texture for the "Beaufighter TF.Mk X ") Copyright The enclosed textures are the work of C.Muir, who retains full copyright over their replication and use. They may be adapted for use with this aircraft, but I would appreciate notification of this occuring, and would require some credit for the original design. C.Muir. 3.1MB Alternative Paint Schemes below...

CFS2 Beaufighter Mk 21, an accurate historic paint scheme and an appropriate pilot texture. Air files are generic but the different variants do have DP files to match their historic armament and payloads. They all feature; Multi-resolution models, highly detailed exteriors, full moving gear, props, crew members and control surfaces, lights, 3D virtual cockpit with moving yoke, detailed interiors with night lighting and functional bomb, torpedo or rocket payloads. The 3D pilot figure is freeware by David Eckert. The Airfile is by Gryphon Aviation. The panel and sounds are CFS2 default ones. . Further Skins for these aircraft will be released shortly, including U.S nightfighter, RAF desert, and RAAF Pacific schemes NB I have is given. Missions, particularly historic ones incorporating this aircraft, are encouraged wholeheartedly. Colin Muir. 2.6MB Alternative Paint Schemes below...

GAU8 Sound: These files is an attempt at a realistic gun (GAU8-Avenger) for the A10-Thundebolt in so far the sound and position is concerned. Willem Smit. 22K

CFS2 North American B-25J 5117 Brazilian Air Force. (Brazilian B-25J 5117) Textures remade by Rafael Anthony. 1st Brazilian Fighter Squadron - Senta a Pua!. 1.2MB

CFS2 North American B-25B "LÉRO LÉRO" Repaint Brazilian Air Force. All historical brazilians repaints made by the 1st Brazilian virtual Fighter Squadron - Senta a Pua! are named in te selection menu as "Brazilian...", and the fictious are named as "BRA..." Some of the instructors that taught our pilots to fly the first airplanes B-25 had belonged originally to the equipagens by Lieutenant-colonel James H. Doolittle to bombard Tokyo. The surviving crews of the bombing of Tokyo, besides the own commandant of the mission, Lieutenant-colonel James H. Doolittle, they went by Parnamirim Field, coming back to USA in May-June of 1942. Textures repainted by Rafael Anthony. 1.2MB

P-43 Lancer....CFS2 only History: Built by Republic, the P-43 was a modification of the P-35. It had an early turbocharger and was quite fast for it's day. Roll was good but turn rate was poor. The turbocharger was not especially reliable and the fuel tanks were quite vulnerable, particularly in early models without self sealing tanks. The model was eventually dropped in favor of an all new model - the P-47B. 51 aircraft were eventually delivered to China under lend-lease and a few saw limited operation with the American Volunteer Group. Also added sound by Bruce Thorson. Credits: Flight dynamics by Bob Boudoin and Bruce Thorson. * Re-Painted by Duff A.K.A. _51st_Pipester from a Dave Eckert original. 2.3MB