The download contains two sets of skins by Bob McGee for the TR_F-80C (CFS2 - New Files, page 21). These are the textures worn by the two YP-80A Shooting Stars (Tail Nos 028 & 029) sent to Italy for ops testing in Dec of 1944. The two aircraft were flown by both test pilots and military pilots on test and operational sorties, and maintained by civilian techicians from Lockeed. They were jokingly referred to as the 33rd Air Force, a two-plane unit. Officially they never made contact with the enemy. Folders A and B contain the unique fuselage texture for each aircraft and the common wing textures. All other original textures for the TR_F-80C remain unchanged.

This is a new skin by Bob McGee (Bub) for the updated TR_F-80C (page 21, CFS2 New Files, SimViation. This aircraft was one of four F-80s sent to Europe in late 1944 for operational testing. Two went to England and two to Italy. PN155 was stationed in Italy. The aircraft was not bare metal, but a light or pearl gray. If you want to do some fantasy missions in 1945 over Europe, this is the skin to use, Enjoy.

A panel update for stuart greens beautiful old sunderland with Bad Zwischenahn and Thomas Ferbers awesome sperry gyro pilot and R L Clarks very nice radio cd player. captmercy

This download assumes that you have installed TR's orginal tiptanks (above) and CaptMercy's upgraded DVC (also above). The download contains a new DP and CDP that tweak the tiptank position, a new panel.cfg file that zeros the guns with the sight, and a new tip tank BMP by Bub.

ALPHA_Swordfish_CFS2.zip. The Fairey Swordfish was a torpedo bomber built by the Fairey Aviation Company and used by the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy during the Second World War. Affectionately known as the "Stringbag" by its crews. Doing some Spring cleaning at Alphasim. Removing a few titles from the catalog to make them available as freeware releases. Here is our Fairey Swordfish Set for CFS2. 3 models, 3 textures. Includes panel and gauges.

ALPHA_P-47D_Thunderbolt_CFS2.zip. The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, also known as the "Jug," was the biggest, heaviest, and most expensive fighter aircraft in history to be powered by a single reciprocating engine.[2] It was one of the main United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) fighters of World War II. Doing some Spring cleaning at Alphasim. Removing a few titles from the catalog to make them available as freeware releases. Here is our P-47D Thunderbolt Set for CFS2. 3 models, 7 textures, 2 panels. Includes panel and gauges.

Cleaned up the VC and added some navaids. for the TR_F80C captmercy

This is the original wingtip tank for the P-80/F-80 Shooting Star, as opposed to the 'Misawa' tank first packaged with the Massimo Taccoli model. Texture by BUB, Bob McGee. Included in the package along with the tank, textures and DP is a new DP/CDP for the aircraft. To install simply place all files from the download into the corresponding folders/subfolders of your CFS2 directory. The download is specifically for the TR_F-80C package available here: http://www.simviation.com/simviation/download.php?ID=9022 Page 22, CFS2 New Downloads

This is an upgraded MDL file for the TR_F-80C (available on page 20) by Larry Brown, AKA Oldwheat, which corrects the 'milky' texture of the canopy glass. I'm just doing the posting. Nice job Larry!

CFS2 version of AF Scrub Curtiss P-6E Hawk biplane fighter. Curtiss-built biplanes that equipped fighter units of the Air corps and Navy during the 1920's and 30's were inspired by the air racing during the early 1930's. The most famous of the Hawks was the P-6, first flown in 1929. The P-6E had a modified fuselage, single strut landing gear with stylish wheel fairings and a 700 hp engine with Prestone cooling. A total of 46 production P-6E's were delivered to the three fighter squadrons, the 17th, 33rd and the 95th. The last eighteen P-6E's were retired from the service in 1939, mostly donated to flying schools as non-flying training aids.