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Default USAAF P-47 skin, late 1943. The bort numbers are variable, so you can use it for any squadron you like. Thanks to Warlord64 for the template.

Skin QJ-D, 339th Bombing Squadron, 96th Bombing Group of the 8th Air Force, USAAF in her Original skin and overpainted with Swiss markings after force landing in Switzerland.

v3: Tested with DCS 2.5.6
v2: Missing Olive Drab on engines and black paint between engines added
v1: "QJ-D" and "QJ-D Swiss" added

This pack contains different P-51D Mustangs while in service with the 506th Fighter Group, 20th Air Force, Pacific War.

v06: Roughness Metallic layer redone for DCS 2.5.4
v05: PBR Ambient Occlusion layer optimized
v04: Roughness Metal layers completely redone. Tested with DCS 2.2.0
v03: Planes MEATBALL and  SHANGHAI LIL added, custom pilot and patch textures added
v02: THE ENCHANTRESS added
v01: FIGHTING LADY added

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Fictional WWII USAAF trainer skin based on an AT-6 Texan

Default USAAF Skin from 1942-43, for the use of mission makers.

USAAF, 309th FS

Default USAAF P-47 skin, early 1943. The bort numbers are variable, so you can use it for any squadron you like.

Entry for the B-17 skin competition.

A paint scheme of a Fortress in RAF Coastal Command camouflage from 1943, includes a generic skin with no squadron/aircraft marking as well as markings of an aircraft from No. 220 Squadron RAF ('S' FK186).

Includes specular textures for compatibility with Warlord64's JSON mod, however the mod is not required to use the skins.

Also Includes a reskinned crew in a more RAF style.

A pack of Mosquito skins made in the style of photographic reconnaissance PR.XVI aircraft of No. 140 Squadron, between June and July 1944, with unmarked skins as well as pre-baked aircraft codes for two aircraft ('P' and 'U').

Squadron and aircraft code letters can be hidden on the unmarked skins by replacing the code letters with --- in the mission editor.

A pack of Mosquito skins made in the style of photographic reconnaissance PR.XVI aircraft of No. 140 Squadron, in May 1944, with an unmarked skin as well as pre-baked aircraft codes for two aircraft ('P' and 'U').

Squadron and aircraft code letters can be hidden on the unmarked skin by replacing the code letters with --- in the mission editor.