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A custom made MiG-29A livery for a virtual Devils Squadron. A unicolor dark Anthracite Gray gives this phenomenal plane an aggressive look. Standard Devils Squadron logos and wings are included. This MiG-29A is named Agnessa, after the dark Anthracite Gray used in its livery. Enjoy

In Fw190A-8, a Fighter mission taken place on the 20th June 1944 context. This mission was built with an approach to be in an historical context. I have tried to make an historical and immersive atmosphere. The player can prepare his mission with the included documents (Context, Briefing with maps ). 2 kneeboards are given. A French version is included

In Fw190A-8, a Jabo mission taken place on the 7th June 1944 context. This mission was built with an approach to be in an historical context. I have tried to make an historical and immersive atmosphere. The player can prepare his mission with the included documents (Context, Briefing with maps ). 3 kneeboards are given. A French version is included

In Fw190A-8, a Jabo mission taken place on the 7th June 1944 context. This mission was built with an approach to be in an historical context. I have tried to make an historical and immersive atmosphere. The player can prepare his mission with the included documents (Context, Briefing with maps ). 2 kneeboards are given. A French version is included

TIE-29A Interceptor (Fictional Star Wars skin inspired by the TIE fighter)<br />
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Available for Russia and US Airforce Aggressors

Iraqi Air Force MiG-29A's based on 1991 from OP Desert Storm.

Two fictional paint schemes based on Chinese and Romanian aircraft.

"Blue 10" paint scheme based on the 1988 Air Show in Farnborough.

Don Kirlin's airworthy MiG-29UB with its current camouflaged paint scheme, represented in-game with the MiG-29A. Available to the USAF Aggressor faction, use with bort 37 for maximum realism.

Don Kirlin's airworthy MiG-29UB with its early "Natasha" paint scheme, represented in-game with the MiG-29A. Available to the USAF Aggressor faction, use with bort 32 for maximum realism.