User Files

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 ;)

2020 Goodbye Paint Scheme "33 Years of Hornet" from RAAF 77 Squadron.

The other Aircraft, "Wedgetail" will be coming soon to join her sister  

F-16C Syria Skin for VFA-106 Gladiators

Done in the style of Royal Navy Sea Harrier FA2's.

Although fictional, I have tried to get them as accurate as possible replacing many decals and Keeping the Squadron tail art as accurate as possible

This is my take on what the liveries would probably look like if the royal Navy had bought hornets in the 90's/ early 2000's to replace the sea Harrier FA2's in a fictional world.

Changelog: Fixed Mipmap Issue and reduced dirt and grime on certain parts of the aircraft.

Any suggestions or feedback are appreciated.

My other Royal Navy and RAF Files

https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/?CREATED_BY=miasma&set_filter=Y&sphrase_id=103635

Link to the work of C-TE-B Including RAF and RN Liveries (and the RAF KC-130)

https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/?CREATED_BY=C-TE-B&set_filter=Y&sphrase_id=94228


A Big thanks to dreaming badger for creating the Pilot Patches!

Unpack Using Winrar

Final version of some modern fictional Royal Navy FAA Skins

These are skins of some planes of the Argentine Air Force that flew in their metallic version.<br />
F-86F (C-101/103/111/112/122) Group 1 of fighter-bomber squadron / IV Brigada Aerea, FAA, 1961. <br />
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Authors: Javier "Dug" & Leandro "Cruz"

This Mod adds additional UK squadrons to the Logbook, for the British Army, the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm, and the Royal Air Force.

Version 2.5.6 (just as sequencing thing, it should work with any 2.5 version) some updated imagery for the logbook and a few new squadrons for FAA in WWII (moderately pointless but...), this is now pretty much complete from my POV, but, if you have squadrons you want included and you have the imagery PM me and I will see what I can do.

I added in a couple of Fictional Squadrons, and the overlooked much to my chagrin 3 Commando Brigade Air Squadron and CHF, and thanks to @Mordants 736 Squadron FAA  I also found 664 and 651 AAC.

A10C - Mean Green Machine



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Version 1.1
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Updated:
- Removed numbers on textures
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A fictional skin for the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm AH-50 (KA-50) based on the Royal Navy Wildcat paint scheme.

(My first published skin) - released

My Fictional  Royal Navy F-14 Tomcat "FA2" based on the sea Harrier FA2 liveries for 801 Squadron a fictional what if skin.

If people want any customisation or call signs on the side then hit me up with a private message.

Version 1.3 I will be making several updates over the next couple of months

Links to my other Royal Navy skins:

Royal Navy Hornets: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3300868/

Royal Navy "Sea GR9" https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3303485/

Any feedback appreciated as always

Change log:

Made some small changes and added check to inside rudder

Some changes to finer detail and some new decals I made similar to the Sea Harrier's

Changelog:

Adjusted Radome Colour and small decal adjustmetnts

F-86F C-120 of IV Brigada Aerea, FAA, circa 1961.