Repaint of the default CFS2 B-25D in Desert Scheme, Depicted here in the USSAF 1941-1943 sand and neutral grey livery, damage skin included. By Lindsay Watt. 1.2MB

Fictional repaint of the default CFS2 P-38F represented here in a similar livery of fighter ace Richard Bong's P-38J who was credited with shoting down more enemy planes than any other U.S. pilot in history. No noze art or tail number included. Damage skin included By Lindsay Watt. 963K

Repaint of the default CFS2 P-38F in green and tan, two-tone markings. Nose has also been coloured red. Damage skin included By Lindsay Watt. 1MB

Repaint of the Original CFS2 P-39D Airacobra. Just copy to the stock P-39D Airacobra\Texture folder. Remember to back up your originals and enjoy.:) This file is freeware for all to use and enjoy. Paint done by LWS-Gyro, AKA Doug McNally. 290K

CFS2 Consolidated PBY-5A VP-54, "Black Cats" USN 1944 U.S. Navy PBY-5A operated by VP-54 on anti-shipping patrols in the Solomon Islands during 1943-44. New model, aircraft is a true amphibian in CFS2. By Harry Follas & Brian Horsey. CFS2 update by Scot Fraser. 351K

Brewster F2A-2 'Buffalo' of VF-2 "Flying Chiefs", USS Lexington, March 1941. Model by Pentti Kurkinen Panel by John Lancaster. Textures by Rob Cox. Airfile modified by Rob Cox. Cockpit textures and pilot by Arnoud ten Haaft. 473K

Brewster F2A-3 'Buffalo' of VMF-221, US Marine Corps, Ewa, Hawaii, Summer 1942 with red roundel painted out. Model by Pentti Kurkinen Panel by John Lancaster. Textures by Rob Cox. Airfile modified by Rob Cox. Cockpit textures and pilot by Arnoud ten Haaft. 570K

This is a repaint of the Original CFS2 B-25D. Just copy to the stock B25D_MITCHELL\Texture folder. Remember to back up your originals and enjoy.:) This file is freeware for all to use and enjoy. Paint done by LWS-Gyro, AKA Doug McNally. 347K

A repaint of the Original CFS2 P-38F. Just copy to the stock P-38F Lightning\Texture folder. Remember to back up your originals and enjoy.:) This file is freeware for all to use and enjoy. Paint done by LWS-Gyro, AKA Doug McNally. 517K

Grumman F8F-2 For CFS2 only. - complete rebuild of the fuselage, wings, bay doors. - Multires model for frame rate gain - refined Moving parts (canopy) - added accurate data in dp files. Fastest of the Cat family. Using the well-proven Pratt & Whitney R-2800 engine, the first Bearcat prototype flew on August 21, 1944.After minor modifications, including the addition of a dorsal fin, early production F8F-1s began armament tests and carrier qualification trials in early 1945.Designer/moving parts/textures : Alain Coupet. 1.5MB