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VF-202 skin for Heatblur F-14A Tomcat, side number 200 CAG. BuNo. 162710, ca.1991.

VF-202 skin for Heatblur F-14A Tomcat, side number 202.

This livery represents the CAG Tomcat for the VF-111 "Sundowners" assigned to the USS Kitty Hawk in 1992

Tomcat skin inspired by the VF-111 Sundowners squadron CAG "Miss Molly".  Version 1.1 includes minor paint and color corrections. Pilot helmet color corrected and adjusted.

High and low visibility skin for VF-111 Sundowners<br /><br /><br />
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Update:<br /><br /><br />
Changed the numbers as I was notified that the F-14 did not use 3xx. They have been changed to 206 and 217. I have also added dds files for the nose and wings without numbers as well as a psd file with numbers 0-9. You can use these to get any number you want on your Tomcat.

Fictional VF-111 Sundowners for the F/A-18C Hornet

This skin depicts a Hornet that was actually flown by VFA-106 Gladiators but painted in the colours
of VFA-15 "Valions" to commemorate the deactivation of VFA-15 in 2017 after 75 years of service.

The colour scheme is in the style of the A-7E Corsairs that VFA-15 flew prior to transitioning to the Hornet.

The inner surfaces of both vertical tails bare the names and dates of command of every C.O. of the "Valions"
during that 75 years.

Fictional T-34 Mentor USN livery for DCS:Yak-52

Install to: DCSWorld\CoreMods\aircraft\FA-18C\Liveries\FA-18C_hornet\

Sporting what must be one of the most dramatic examples of nose art ever applied to a military aircraft...ever,
"Chippy Ho!" was a Hornet with the US Navy's VFA-195 "Dambusters" and was assigned to Capt Brian Calhoun during
his time as CAG aboard the USS Independence.

I have attempted to depict it as it appeared in June 1995.