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Ilyushin Il-2 Sturmovik
of the Lenningrad Front, June 1942. Textures and Mike Colclough (Die
Staffel) Model by Hervé Devred Moving parts, panel and damage profile
by Andrei Kobakhidze New panel by Claudio Di Lullo New damage profile
AI x4 and modified panel by Petit. 474K |
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A6M5 Zero of the 402nd Chutai,
341st Kokutai, Clark Field, Manila, Philippines,1944. Simulation by
Dennis Wasnich Textures by Mike Colclough Panel by Dan Griffin Modified
DP and panel by Petit. 465K |
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Bf109E4 German
Fighter Major Helmut Wick, Gruppenkommandeur, I./Jg2 'Richthofen',
St. Pol, Summer, 1940 Designers:Richard Osborne(Original designer)
& Mike Colclough 481K. Textures, DP and AIR files by Mike Colclough
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P-40B(Hawk 81A) Tomahawk Mk II
3 Skins:- 1) Hawk 81A, Charles Older, 3rd Sqn, 'Hells Angel's', AVG,
Kumming, China, Spring, 1942 2) Tomahawk MkIIB, 112 Squadron, RAF,
Sidi Haneish(North Africa), Autumn, 1941 3) P40-B, Lt. George Welch,
47th PS/15th PG, Haliewa, Hawaii, 7th December, 1941 Designers:Eric
Johnson(with permission), Mike Colclough & Gerald Keagan. 1.3MB |
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P-36C (Hawk 75A) Colonel Boxman,
1.Vliegtuigadeling, KNIL Luchtvaartafdeling(Dutch East Indies air
force), Madioen(Dutch East Indies), December 1941. Designers:Eric
Johnson(with permission), Mike Colclough & Gerald Keagan. 558K |
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Polikarpov I-16 Soviet.
Original design and moving parts by Patrick Didier. Texture: Bruno
Duffort Panel: Lobo da Silva Modified dp, panel and air file: Petit.
824K |
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Curtiss P-40E-1 (Hawk 87-A3) Warhawk of the 11th FS, 343 FG "Aleutian
Tigers", out of Kiska, Aleutians (AK) in 1943. Model by Harald "Humming"
Reuter, painted by Reg Allen; converted for CFS w/ Gun Profile added
by Mauro Piccin. Converted for FS98 with animated prop, flaps, and
landing gear. Includes updated edition of Chuck Dome's Hurricane panel
(with additional gauges by Chuck Dome, Glenn Copeland, Brian Kostick,
Jay Crawford and John Hirsch), sound package by George Csillag, and
checklist by Josh Van Stavern. Appropriate flight music included ^_^.
Package compiled by Indianola Flightcraft. 979K |
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Bell P-39C Airacobra, bare metal, USAAC early 1941 (CFS
ONLY PACKAGE). Originally designed as an interceptor, the US Army
requested that Bell redesign the P-39 as ground attack fighter. This
led to the removal of it's Allison V-1710's turbosupercharger and
enlarging the plane; leading to a marked reduction in performance.
The C model was the first production variant. However it was soon
learned it was not suited to combat; lacking armor and self-sealing
fuel tanks. Only twenty examples were built and all were relegated
to training duties. FS5 Model/AFX by Eric C. Johnson. Converted for
CFS with animated prop, flaps, and landing gear. DP/CFS by Chuck Dome.
Includes Dan Griffin's CFS P-39 v2 panel. Custom FD by Christoph Ruhtenberg
of EYA - Enjoy your Aircraft. Checklist by Josh Van Stavern. History
file by Joe Baugher. Appropriate flight music (midi) included. First
of Fourteen sets of Airacobra packages; compiled by Derek 'Deke' Wakefield
of Indianola Flightcraft. 660K |
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Bell F2L-1 SeaCobra USN
(fictional), NAS Ford Island, February 1942 (CFS ONLY PACKAGE). What
if the US Navy acquired a number of the ex-British Mk.1/P-400s in
early 1942 to make up for the losses sustained at Pearl Harbor. Unsuited
for carrier duty, the SeaCobra would've been limited to operating
from shore bases. Stationed at NAS Ford Island they freed up surviving
carrier capable fighters for fleet duty. FS5 Model/AFX by Eric C.
Johnson. CFS moving parts model by Chuck Dome. DP/CDP by Steve Bezant.
Includes Dan Griffin's CFS P-39 v2 panel. Custom FD by Christoph Ruhtenberg
of EYA - Enjoy your Aircraft. Checklist by Josh Van Stavern. History
file by Joe Baugher. Period flight music included. Third of Fourteen
sets of Airacobra packages; repaint and assembled by Derek 'Deke'
Wakefield of Indianola Flightcraft. 724K |
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Bell P-39D Airacobra, USAAC 31st Pursuit Group, Selfridge
Field, MI, February 1941 (CFS ONLY PACKAGE). Originally designed as
an interceptor, the US Army requested that Bell redesign the P-39
as ground attack fighter. This led to the removal of it's Allison
V-1710's turbosupercharger and enlarging the plane; leading to a marked
reduction in performance. The D model was the first combat ready production
variant. It was one of only a handful of modern combat aircraft available
to the USAAC at the time of Pearl Harbor. FS5 Model/AFX by Eric C.
Johnson. CFS moving parts model, original textures, and DP by Chuck
Dome. DP/CFS by Chuck Dome. Includes Dan Griffin's CFS P-39 v2 panel.
Custom FD by Christoph Ruhtenberg of EYA - Enjoy your Aircraft. Checklist
by Josh Van Stavern. History file by Joe Baugher. Period flight music
included. Second of Fourteen sets of Airacobra packages; compiled
by Derek 'Deke' Wakefield of Indianola Flightcraft. 706K |
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