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Based on the Dogfight Red/ Blue liveries of the BF-109K-4.

Based on the Dogfight Red/ Blue liveries of the BF-109K-4.

Canadair Sabre Mk.5 23300 of No. 410 "Cougar" Squadron, 1 Fighter Wing, RCAF Station Marville, circa October, 1956.

A set of two i-16 liveries for dogfighting similar to the P-51D ones

A set of two Spitifire liveries for dogfighting similar to the P-51D ones

***UPD ATED FOR 2.7***

I se t up an instant action type furball scenario for the F-86 Sabre. You're flying with the 334th Fighter Interceptor Squadron over MIG Alley, and you're about to intercept a large bandit train.

Comes with a custom 334th FIS skin, install it under Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Liveries\f-86f sabre

***UPDATED FOR 2.5***


F-86 Sabre "Darling Dottie" flown by Major J. F. Bolt, 51st FW, 39th FIS

Your F-16 is ready at Tonopah Airport. Once in the air, you got AWAC and Tanker, at your disposal. Fly to Groom Lake, where you will find a, fast pace air combat. You will have support by 2 F-16 CAP planes, against the enemy. The enemy consists of a variety of enemy's, with random skill, and random planes. The enemy will spawn new planes, after they loose one, or one is RTB. Around Groom Lake, you will find various A2A missile sites, these are at sleep, but will be waken up, if you enter there airspace. You can land at Tonopah Airport for restocking, the Airport is protected from intrusion.

TIPS>
You can alter the client plane in the mission editor, but don't alter the name.  
You can set fuel and/or weapons to unlimited in the mission editor, see how long you can survive..  
Using VR? Try to turn labels on with DOT ONLY.

DONT USE on MP Servers, with out permission.

An unofficial patch to bring most of DCS's older modules to life, and allow custom roughmet creation for skinners, by taking advantage of PBR(Physics Based Rendering) introduced in the release of 2.0 and 2.5. This patch is MP safe, and Mod manager friendly.

1st May 1944

THE BIG SHOW - 404th Fighter Group

Today is the day gentlemen.

We are tasked with performing a shallow penetration mission into france. The first time for our squadron, in a few weeks time this sort of thing would be considered routine but at this time it was  a pretty big deal. The 1st of may marked a turning point for the allied air offensive, flights tripled and bombing raids intensified.