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DieStaffel's Classic P-400 Airacobra (Kobra) 'Yellow 16', P-400
flown by I V Bochkov, 19.GvIAP, East Karelia, 1942. "Air-A-Cutie"
P-400, New Guinea early 1942, 36th Fighter Sqn, 8th Fighter Group
The P-400 was a P-39D designated P-400 as a reverse Lend Lease when
war broke out. The Americans, not having many combat fighters sent
over 200 P-39D's and P-400 to Australia and New Guinea where they
held the Japanese expansion. Not a good high alitiude fighter, and
unable to outfly its opposition, it soldiered on till the P-38, P-47
and P-51 became more available. The initial batch of 200 P-400's from
Great Britian sent to the USSR were the first of over 5000 P-39's
of all models to fight in the Great Patriotic War. Textures, DP and
AIR files by Mike Colclough (DieStaffel) 1.8MB |
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P-39N & L Airacobra's and Kobra P-39N
Capt. IL'ich Babak, 100IAP, Germany, January 1945 , P-39N Lt. Roy
Owen, 41st FS/35th FG, Nadzab, New Guinea, October, 1943 P-39L Lt.
Hugh Dow, 346th FS/350th FG, Maison Blanche, ALgeria, Spring 1943
The P39 though not to popular with either the British or Americans
found use on the Eastern Front under the Soviets. Its rugged construction
and easy maintenance as well as its heavy armament of a 37mm cannon,
made it an excellent ground attack aircraft. Textures, DP and AIR
files by Mike Colclough(DieStaffel) 2.4MB |
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Ilyushin Il-2 NS-37.
The Ilyushin Il-2 Sturmovik 2 seat Ground Attack aircraft. This is
the production version that came out with 2 NS-37 37mm cannons instead
of the standard gun layout. Model file, airfile, DP, panel, and textures
by Thicko. DP edit by sandydog. Prop texture by Kelticheart. 3.9MB |
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Overhauled Val Update
Updated files for the AI Overhaul Val. Includes new Propeller and
Rear Gun. You will need AI_overhaul_Val.zip (here)
Files for the complete Aircraft. 1.4MB |
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Ju290-A7 Seeadler.
When the Ju 290 replaced the Fw 200 as the Luftwaffe long-range maritime
reconnaissance aircraft in the autumn of 1943, the crews were given
a far more capable aircraft than the old Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor.
But only 65 Ju 290s were built, and the total number of aircraft available
was never higher than about 20. The model is made by William Dickens
The dp is by William Dickens The panel is by Joachim Schmidt The airfile
is by Sandydog 4.4MB |
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AI Overhaul Kate.
Replacement files for the Stock MS Kate. Overhauled MS-model file
includes. New propellor and spinner. Modified Interior with Virtual
Cockpit and Working Gauges. New Rear gun and cowl flap fixes. De-mirrored
Textures and wing fold corrected. 3.5MB |
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Focke-Wulf FW 189 Uhu (Updated version).
Called the "Flying Eye" of the German army, the Fw 189 succeeded on
the Eastern Front beyond the most optimistic predictions. Its superb
handling and agility made it a very difficult and elusive target for
enemy fighters. Its phenomenal toughness was demonstrated by Fw 189s
returning to bases safely with one tail shot or torn off by Soviet
ramming attacks. Credits: The model is made by William Dickens The
airfile and dp are by Christian Nölte The Textures by Christian Nölte
New Panel by Joachim Schmidt Engines,Crew Figures: Dave Eckert. By:
William Dickens. 6.5MB |
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Vultee P-66 Vanguard
The P-66, like the P-64, was initially built after purchase by another
government. The Swedish government signed a contract on 6 February
1940 for 144 Model 48C's. By the time the first of the Vanguards was
ready for delivery in September 1941, the US had an embargo in place
and impounded the aircraft. The British initially took over the order,
but the US diverted 129 aircraft to China instead. The remaining 15
aircraft were re-designated P-66's and used by the AAF as trainers.
The model is made by William Dickens. 595K |
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Vultee Vengeance.
The Vengeance was a dive-bomber initially designed to RAF specifications.
Almost 2000 Vengeances were built during WW2 and were used by the
RAF, Free French, India, Australia and even Russia had a few. They
were also exported to China and Brazil. Some Vengeances were retained
by the USAAC and were given the designation A-35. The aircraft in
this packet is textured as an aircraft of the RAAF (Australia), but
since it was used by so many other countries I have included Paint
Templates so you can paint it any way you like. The model is made
by William Dickens. 985K |
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