Textures for the AF Scrub CFS2 Polikarpov I-153 for 2 Russian & 1 Chinese aircraft. These skins should also fit the FS2004/FSX Polikarpov I-153V2. Have fun, Oldwheat

Tailpipe Flame and Exhaust Effects for the Fox Four/TR's F-86s (DP entry included), but of course they can be used on any jet. by Bob McGee (Bub)

This repaint represents the F-86A Sabre, 49-1281, 4th FIG, 334th FIS flown by LtCol. Glenn T. Eagleston, 22 Dec. 1950. He had two air to air victories in Korea to add to the 18.5 scored in WWII. Many thanks to FoxFour and to Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo, for his help and assistance. Have Fun, Bub

The attached contains three gauges that were missing from the TR_BF110Cv3 and v4 downloads. You might not have noticed, but they will come in handy to have installed. Just paste the .gau files into your CFS2/GAUGES folder.

Complete Skins/Sound Package for TR's F-86, Models E/F, H And CA-27 Bob McGee Bub rmbub@optonline.net The package contains the final tweaked versions of 9 texture packages for all of the Fox Four/TR series of F-86 Sabres, except those for the A model, which were posted separately: F-86E, 51-2821, 334th FIS, Maj. Frederick "Boots" Blesse F-86E, 51-2740, "Gabby", Commander 51st FIW, Col. Francis Gabreski F-86E, 51-2824, "Ohio Mike" 336th FIS, Capt. Robinson Risner F-86F, 51-2910, "Beautious Butch", 39th FIS, Capt. Joseph McConnell F-86F, 51-2959, "Barb/Vent de la Morte", 335th FIS, Capt. Ralph Parr F-86H, 53-1298, USAF F-86H, 52-5737, NJANG CA-27, A94-974, RAAF, 5 OTU CA-27, A94-982, RAAF, 77th Sq.

A repaint for the TR F-86E depicting 'Bernie's Bo' flown by Capt. Bob Love - Korea, 1952

A repaint for the TR F-86A depicting 'Miss Behaving' flown by Capt. Don Torres - Korea, 1951

These textures are the excellent work of Oldwheat, AKA Larry Brown, and were done sometime ago. I have updated them to 1024 format for posting, and they are very, very nice additions to the skin library for this aircraft. FU-225 is an generic skin for an A model of the 336th FIS at the begining of the Korean War. FU-238 is Hinton's personal aircraft (Blue Ring), also of the 336th during the same time frame. To install simply replace the current files in your TR_F-86A/texture folder with the ones from either the texture.336 or the texture.hinton folder of the download. Enjoy!

The Rogozarski IK-3 was a small, agile fighter with enclosed cockpit and all retractable landing gear. At the beginning of the April war, only 6 out of 12 IK-3 from the first production series were operational. The IK-3s put up a valiant resistance against the Luftwaffe, scoring a number of "kills" before they were finally destroyed in combat Credits: Model by William Dickens Airfile by Pedro Paulo Rezende Panel by Pedro Paulo Rezende Textures adapted by W. Dickens Hispano-Suiza Sound Pack by Lawdog2360 Prop Textures by Kelticheart

These textures (my final tweaked versions) are for the TR_F-86A (and will fit any of the Fox Four Sabres as well) and represent: 1. The F-86A-5-NA Sabre, 49-1257, FU-257, flown by Capt. Richard S. Becker while with the 4th Fighter Wing, 334th Fighter Squadron. From March 24, to September 9, 1951 he shot down 5 Mig-15's and damaged another. He was actually the first American jet to jet ace. Due to a scoring problem Jabara was given that honor. Russian records revealed in the 1990's corrected this error. 2. The F-86A-5-NA Sabre, 49-1318, FU-318, flown by (then) Capt. James Jabara while with the 4th Fighter Wing, 334th Fighter Squadron. On May 20, 1951 he piloted this aircraft, while temporarily with the 335th, scoring his 5th and 6th victories. These were accomplished even though his left droptank failed to jetison. I've included all the textures, also the extra Canopy2, so they can be used with either the new Sabre version, posted by Tango_Romeo, at Simviation, or the older version. Those files can be found on the FoxFour Website. All legalities pertaining to these files apply. They work fine on my computer and I take no responsibility if they cause yours to blow up, melt, turn to dust, etc. or Scotty beams it up. Thanks to Tango_Romeo, Tom Sanford, for all the modifications to this aircraft.