At the end of 1989, 19 Mig 21s and 23s of Saddam Hussein's Iraqi air force were sent to Yugoslavia for repairs. Due to the sanctions on Iraq, and the war in Croatia in 1991, the planes could not be returned and were painted in Yugoslav colors.
These liveries represent 2 P-51D-30-NA Mustangs of the 47th and 462nd fighter squadrons based on Iwo Jima during WW2, as seen in #5 of "Angel Wings" comics series. The liveries come with a representation of Angela Mc Cloud in her plane. She is a WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilots) in the book.
/!\ Part 1 required /!\ - This liveries aim at representing 2 Mirage F1CZ in service with SAAF and sporting the late low viz scheme. For use with Aerges Mirage F1 CE.
These liveries aim at representing 1 Mirage F1CR and 1 Mirage F1CT, formerly operated by ATAC, transfered to Ukraine in 2023. For use with Aerges Mirage F1 EE.
These skins aim at representing 2 Mirage F1CT in service with EC 1/30 'Alsace' in 2001, including the 60 years of 'Alsace' special scheme. For use with Aerges Mirage F1 EE.
These skins aim at representing 2 Mirage F1C / C200 in service with EC 4/30 Vexin in the 1980's - 90's as accurately as possible. For use with Aerges Mirage F1 CE or EE.
/!\ Part 1 required /!\ - These liveries aim at representing 2 Mirage F1CT in service with RC 2/30 'Normandie-Niemen' in the late 2000's. For use with Aerges Mirage F1 EE.
This livery aims at representing a Mirage F1CT in service with ECE 11/030 'Côte d'Argent' during NATO Tiger Meet 2001. For use with Aerges Mirage F1 EE.
These skins aim at representing 2 Mirage F1CR in service with ER 1/33 'Belfort' during exercise 'Maple Flag' in 2007. For use with Aerges Mirage F1 EE.
If you love Buck Danny comics, like me, and read "L'Escadrille fantôme", you will love this pack. You will be able to fly Buck, Sonny, Tumb and Cindy's planes.
This skin represents a Spitfire Mk IXe, registered SL663. This plane served in the RAF's 312 Czech Squadron during WWII. It is here seen in the Czech national markings, as it is today. This Spitfire is often seen in airshows across Europe and particuarly in the Flying Legends at RAF Duxford.
This semi-historical skin represents a French Spitfire Mk IXc, originaly a "clipped wing". It was attached to the GR 2/33 "Savoie" reconnaissance squadron based in Dijon Longvic.
