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Actual spanish Air Force KC-130 Hercules skinned for DCS World. Skins para DCS World de los Hércules  KC-130 del Ejército del Aire español.

All the actual spanish Air Force C-130 Hercules skinned for DCS World. Skins para DCS World de todos los Hércules C-130 del Ejército del Aire español.

Included: 2 liveries
-RAF Standard scheme, with white spinners.  Applicable to squadrons such as 21Sqn and 613Sqn
-Two variations: June (top and bottom stripes), and July (bottom stripes only)
-Highly detailed invasion stripe textures, replicating the sloppy and rushed nature that stripes were applied
-Full workable bort codes
-Part of a larger pack of 6 liveries.  In the screenshots are also the 1944 RAF Standard liveries, and 1944 Polish RAF 305Sqn liveries.  See author's Userfiles page to find them.

Included: 2 liveries
-RAF Standard scheme, with two tones
-Two variations: June (top and bottom stripes), and July (bottom stripes only)
-Highly detailed invasion stripe textures, replicating the sloppy and rushed nature that stripes were applied
-Full workable bort codes
-Part of a larger pack of 6 liveries.  In the screenshots are also the 1944 RAF 305Sqn liveries, and 1944 RAF White Spinner liveries.  See author's Userfiles page to find them.

Included: 2 liveries
-305Sqn (138th RAF Wing), a Polish RAF Squadron
-Two variations: June (top and bottom stripes), and July (bottom stripes only)
-Highly detailed invasion stripe textures, replicating the sloppy and rushed nature that stripes were applied
-Full workable bort codes
-Part of a larger pack of 6 liveries.  In the screenshots are also the 1944 RAF Standard liveries, and 1944 RAF White Spinner liveries.  See author's Userfiles page to find them.

Entry for the Mosquito FB.VI skin competition.

A Mosquito with underside roughly painted invasion stripes and adjustable squadron and aircraft code / serial number, based on a Mosquito fr om No. 613 Squadron (City of Manchester), Auxiliary Air Force, with the less common 'Day Fighter' camouflage scheme with ocean grey upper paint, from July 1944, but can be used as a generic RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force Mosquito from after the Normandy invasion.

Includes versions with both a fully visible squadron code, and one wh ere the bottom half of the squadron code is obscured by the invasion stripes.

Entry for the Mosquito FB.VI skin competition.

A Mosquito with full, roughly painted invasion stripes and adjustable squadron and aircraft code / serial number, based on a Mosquito from No. 613 Squadron (City of Manchester), Auxiliary Air Force, from June 1944, with the less common 'Day Fighter' camouflage scheme with ocean grey upper paint, but can be used as a generic RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force Mosquito from around the Normandy invasion.

Squadron code letters can be hidden underneath the invasion stripes by replacing the code letters with -- in the mission editor.

Entry for the Mosquito FB.VI skin competition.

A Mosquito with adjustable squadron and aircraft code / serial number, based on a Mosquito from No. 613 Squadron (City of Manchester), Auxiliary Air Force, with the less common 'Day Fighter' camouflage scheme with ocean grey upper paint, can also be used as a generic RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force Mosquito.

This skin won't be entered into the Mosquito FB.VI skin competition as it's too similar to the default RAF Mosquito skin, however I've uploaded it to complete the set.

A Mosquito with adjustable squadron and aircraft code / serial number, based on a Mosquito from No. 613 Squadron (City of Manchester), Auxiliary Air Force, but can be used as a generic RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force Mosquito.

Entry for the Mosquito FB.VI skin competition.

A Mosquito with underside roughly painted invasion stripes and adjustable squadron and aircraft code / serial number, based on a Mosquito fr om No. 613 Squadron (City of Manchester), Auxiliary Air Force, from July 1944, but can be used as a generic RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force Mosquito from after the Normandy invasion.

Includes versions with both a fully visible squadron code, and one wh ere the bottom half of the squadron code is obscured by the invasion stripes.

Update: 06/03/2023:

Removed 'baked in' squadron code and added custom bort to allow for dynamic squadron codes to be hidden under the invasion stripes
Various improvements to wing markings and engine cowlings