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10 fantastic new skins for Royal Air Force Tornado Gr4
 (Ai) for DCS World. Includes 31 Sqn, 617 Sqn, No.12 Squadron, II (ac) Sqn as well as plain grey variants.

Strap in and get ready as a pair of Royal Air Force Tornado Gr4's take you on a breathtaking, low level sortie in DCS


Experience the thrill of flying at speeds of up to 600 knots and as low as 100 foot from the ground. Take in winding rivers, stunning valleys, beautiful lakes and fly the world famous Kutaisi Loop - just like the Mach Loop but better!

Featuring fully customised voice audio - Spartan21 will guide through the sortie and teach you the skills of low flying. If you love flying at low level, you NEED to fly this mission!

"Having flown regularly at low level with the RAF I can easily say this is the best recreation of that environment I have seen. Very immersive and well put together, thank you” Skeleton (DCS user comment)

Pack of eight 'old school' two tone green camuflage skins for Harrier:

RAF (87-95) - Basic - Two Tone Green -> without any squadron markings with dynamic tail number (BTW this skin is also a base for other skins so dont delete it :)
RAF (87-95) - No.1 Squadron (1) -> squadron roundel on fuselage and dynamic tail number
RAF (87-95) - No.1 Squadron (2) -> squadron roundel on nose and on top of tail
RAF (87-95) - No.3 Squadron (1) -> squadron roundel on fuselage and dynamic tail number
RAF (87-95) - No.3 Squadron (2) -> squadron roundel on nose and on top of tail
RAF (87-95) - No.4 Squadron (1) -> squadron roundel on fuselage and dynamic tail number
RAF (87-95) - No.4 Squadron (2) -> squadron roundel on nose and on top of tail
RAF (87-95) - No.4 Squadron (3) -> squadron roundel on nose and on tail

BTW that isnt end! In the near future I plan to create paintings for 20 (R) Squadron and 233 Operational Conversion Unit as "DLC" for this pack ;)

Skin for the KC-135 (boom & MPRS versions), based off of the Royal Air Force RC-135W 'RIVET JOINT' platforms.

A variant of the desert pink skin stylised on the RAF Tornado "Pinky".

Many thanks to Sixshot_ (https://www.reddit.com/user/Sixshot_) over on Reddit for the shark decals.

Original variant can be found here: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3300830/

A fictional desert skin for the F/A-18C to complement the existing UK one.

United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) is a United Nations peacekeeping force that was established in 1964 to prevent a recurrence of fighting following intercommunal violence between the Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots, to contribute to the maintenance and restoration of law and order and to facilitate a return to normal conditions.

This skin is based on the livery of a Gazelle of the UNFICYP Flight AAC, a unit of the British Army Air Corp based in Cyprus from the 27th March 1964 to the 30th September 1994 (Gazelles used from 1988).
The skin is modified to accommodated for the weapons.

Fictional WWII Spitfire Livery

In memory of the 'Few' I have painted this F/A-18C in the livery of a World War 2 Spitfire even down to the exhaust ports on the nose. I think the Hornet wears it well

F-18C Hornet in Royal Navy markings.

Instead of building the new Queen Elizabeth carriers it was decided that it would be cheaper to purchase one o f the Nimitz class carriers from the States with a side order of F-18C Hornets. An old squadron of the Fleet Air Arm was recommissioned to fly from the carrier. The squadron chosen was 800 Naval Air Squadron that had served aboard HMS Eagle.

This gave the Royal Navy a much bigger strike capability than the old ski jump carriers could offer.

In 1942 three Danish Spitfire Vb’s supported the allies during WWII flying out of RAF Station Ibsley.
The aircraft were named:
NIELS EBBESEN - BL855 - AZ-U
SKAGEN Ind - BL924 - AZ-G
VALDEMAR ATTERDAG - BL831 - AZ-K

If you would like to read more about the Danish Spitfires, author Mikkel Plannthin wrote a book and a lot of articles
about the topic: http://www.danishww2pilots.dk/articles.php?article=40

Danish Presentation Spitfires
http://spitfiresite.com/2010/04/danish-presentation-spitfires.html