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Skin based off the Space Shuttle Enterprise and inspired by the Tomcat Shuttle skin by Aritani

Skin inspired by the NASA Space Shuttle Endeavour while still keeping many of the Tomcat decals.

Custom Lantirn pod and pylon, AIM-54 Phoenix missiles, and fuel droptanks.

First livery so could be errors. Let me know and i'll try my best to fix them.

Let me know what you think.

L-39C, RF-43833, operated by Roscosmos, russian space agency.

The main purpose of this tool is to reduce the installation size of DCS World 2.5 without possiblity of recovery of those assets. It does feature a rename (disable/enable) mode which can be used as a test mode to first see the effect it would have on ingame behavior and possibly performance.

This will replace the pilot blue suit to an Olive color.
I changed the suit color and put a little bit on the gloves too.
Also I modified the pilot boot for more darker I guess it will look better than the original.

NOTE: This for the L-39C pilot inside the cockpit not the exterior.

installation
1- Extract these two DDS Files on your Desktop:
   pilot_L39_FP1 & pilot_L39_FP1.

2- For Windows7 Users: Go to: C/Program Files/Eagle Dynamics/DCS World OpenBeta/Mods/Aircraft/L-39C-Textures.

3- Cut the Winrar file (Textures) then paste it on your desktop.

4- Open (Don't extract) the winrar file that you'd just pasted.

5- Inside that winrar you will see almost in the bottom these two files: pilot_L39_FP1 & pilot_L39_FP1. Extract them to a safe spot in your PC as a backup.
   Now Delete these two files from your winrar.

6- Slide the two files that you downloaded into the *Textures* winrar, and chose *Best* for better quality.

7- Now put the Textures winrar back to it's original folder

MiG-15bis paint scheme. Orion Nebulae on the wings with hunter insignia on the nose.  Special black paint job. Fictional Squadron.  Works with USSR Countries.

Do you feel the magic? Try this space themed skin for the L-39C.  Works for all countries.

No longer will you need to google or memorize the morse codes, just open your kneeboard and go back a few pages to find this VERY helpful page!