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2x Fictional repaints for the Mi8MTV2 for DCS.

First repainted as an RAF Seaking HAR3 Helicopter from D Flight, 202 Squadron, based at RAF Lossiemouth, United Kingdom. As Seaking XZ592, coded 'H'. The real world Seaking HAR3 airframe XZ592 is preserved at the Morayvia aviation museum in Morayshire.

Second repainted as an RAF Seaking HAR3 from C Flight, 22 Squadron, based at RAF Valley, UK. As Seaking XZ597, Code 'M'.

The Seaking HAR3 is no longer in service with the RAF, with the UK SAR cover having been replaced by private company Bristow Helicopters in 2015.

MiG-21bis belonging to the 115th 'Orsha' Order of Kutuzov and Aleksandr Nevskiy Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment, originally based in Kolkaty, Turkestan Military District. This skin is based on aircraft deployed to Afghanistan, as part of the 40th Army, and uses dynamic numbering.

After more than seven years of fighting, Mujahideen resistance doesn't weaken. In fact, with direct support from the USA and Pakistan, it only gets stronger. Soviets decide to raise the bar and attack a large Mujahideen training camp in Pakistani territory.
This mission is based on a historic mission flown by Su-25 pilots taking off from Bagram airbase, imitating a flight profile of a transport airplane landing at Jalalabad and then proceeding toward their target at ultra low altitude. Pakistani F-16s didn't respond in time, will this outcome be repeated in this reenactment?

Seven years after the beginning of the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, the end is nowhere in sight. In fact, things got much worse for the Soviets after CIA started to supply Mujahideen forces with Stinger surface to air missiles. Soviet aircraft losses started to mount. But, intelligence service was able to learn about a Stinger training camp location and Su-25s are quickly dispatched to strike it with laser guided missiles.

We join 200th Independent Attack Squadron, the first Su-25 operational unit to deploy to Afghanistan. The conflict is still in the early stage so Mujahedeen air defenses are light, but your mission is very important - destruction of two bunkers that harass Soviet supply convoys in Kandahar region.

Mi-8MTV2 livery pack in the colours of Polish Navy Mi-14s.

Azerbaijani Air force mi-8

Armenian Air Force MI-8MT

Afghanistan liveries pack for the Mi-8, includes:
Afghanistan standard, exact colours, dynamic registration (original registration 792)
Afghanistan Tajik Squadron 1980, dynamic registration (original registration 15)
Afghanistan 1988, dynamic registration (original registration 792)
Afghanistan Taliban
Afghanistan Northern Alliance, exact colours, dynamic registration (original registration 555)

Mi-17 Afghan AF.

One skin for DCS Mi-8MTV2.