This is the correct upload file for the aircraft I sent yesterday. That file only contained one aircraft with the wrong skin. That skin was done by Morton and was originally for an aircraft by K. Ito. Sorry about any inconvenience. W. Dickens

These are the gauges for Mike Eustace's panel used in all of the TR Skyraiders, AD-2, AD-6 and A-1H. The GPS gauge included is for Korea. A modified gauge that includes Korea and Viet Nam airfields is available here at SimV.

The Bloch 152 C1 was one of the standard Armee de l'Air fighters during the Battle of France in May-June 1940. This CFS2 Model was built expressly for CFS2 with breaking parts and Multi-LODs for Frame rate purposes. Originally built as an AI aircraft, a pretty fair VC and animations like cowl flaps, shock absorber effect and retracting canopy were later added to make a player flyable version. Both version are included in the download. The model itself was actually started in 2007 and has sat around since then . . . Credits: Model by William Dickens Airfile by Pedro Paulo Rezende and AirWrench applied by W. Dickens Damage Profile by Pedro Paulo Rezende Paint Scheme by L.M. Brown Prop Textures by Kelticheart Engine from Dave Eckert Source

Upgrade 3 (Final) MDL Files for TR_AD-2, TR_AD-6 and TR_A-1H These three MDL files represent the final evolution of my three Skyraiders. All known texture issues have been addressed. Simply drop these into the respective Model folders of your three Skyraiders allowing them to overwrite the previous file.

(Requires the aircraft downloads for AD-6 and A-1H on pages 12 & 13 above.) In the first set of MDL file upgrades for my Skyraiders, we were able to fix a texture anamoly in the fuselage of all three aircraft (AD-2, AD-6 and A-1H). HOWEVER, the new AD-6 and A-1H MDLs (for reasons unknown) developed a problem with the horizontal stab textures. ONLY the TR_AD-6 and TR_A-1H MDLs are effected. This download contains new TR_AD-6 and TR_A-1H MDL files that correct the stab texture problem, as well as the fuselage issue. Simply drop these files into the MODEL folders of the respective aircraft, allowing them to overwrite the earliet file. You're done. My regrets for the inconvenience, but the road to improvement is filled with potholes.

This download contains newly-upgraded MDL files for all three of TR's Skyraiders (requires original Skyraider downloads on pages 12 & 13 above). The new MDL files eliminate the polygon/texture conflict on the fuselage just aft of the cockpit, and minimize (could not totally eliminate) the seam visibility in that area.

This package contains the VN_GPS100A.GAU and a panel.cfg file for use in the TR_AD-6 and TR_A-1H. The gauge is programmed for McClelland's Far East Scenery airfields in Korea and Viet Nam (locations are the same in any scenery)...Channels 1-44 Korea, Channels 45 up for Viet Nam. To install simply paste the VN_GPS100A.GAU file into your CFS2/GAUGES folder, and paste the panel.cfg file into the PANEL subfolder of your TR_AD-6 and TR_A-1H aircraft, allowing it to overwrite the original. The gauge, of course, can be used in any panel.

These DPs can be used as straight-forward replacements in the respective Skyraiders (TR_AD-2, TR_AD-6, TR_A-1H) and will add the new MK_XIII_Torp to the Anti-Shipping payload. The MK_XIII_Torp is required from a separate download here at SimV. Though the MK 13 torpedo had many faults early on in WWII, by 1944's raid on Truk it had become a deadly weapon. And in a little-known episode of the Korean War, Navy AD-2s successfully attacked the Han River Dam using MK 13 torpedoes after all other weapons had failed.

This DP can be substituted for the stock file in the stock CFS2 TBF. Don't forget to delete the CDP file when you do so. You might wish to save the original DP for later use. Requires the MK_XIII_Torp download (above)

This is an original model of the US Mark XIII aerial torpedo with the improved performance achieved by field modifications during the war. Early in the war the Mk13 could only be dropped from altitudes of 50 feet or below and speeds of under 110 kts (as in CFS2). The field mods added plywood casings to the nose and tailfins that broke away on entry to the water and protected the torpedo from breaking up. This torpedo can be dropped effectively from the same altitudes and speeds as the Japanese Type 91 (~150'/~150kts). The MK_XIII_Torp can simply be substituted for the standard Mk13 in the DP of the stock TBF. In other aircraft it may require a small adjustment to the mounting point. To install simply place all of the files from the download into the corresponding folders/subfolders of your CFS2 install. This is freeware, but must not be uploaded to other sites or modified without permission. Enjoy.