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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

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.

The 422d Test and Evaluation Squadron is a United States Air Force unit. It is assigned to the 53d Test and Evaluation Group, stationed at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. The squadron performs operational testing of all fighter aircraft and munitions entering and in operational use by Air Combat Command.

With the conclusion of the Belkan War, Osea and its Allies were left with an overabundance of captured fighters from the defeated Belkan Air Force. Following the Sale of Many squadrons of Mig-21 and Flanker series aircraft to Oseas neighbor Ustio, the OADF was left in a peculiar situation, having over forty Mig-29 Fulcrums with no buyer or need for the aircraft. The answer came from North Oseas military Governor, Lieutenant General Nathan Ozawa.

It was under his recommendation that a new Fighter Wing be hosted in North Osea for the future security of the reason, using existing resources available. On December 8th 1997 the 177th Fighter Wing was formally established with two squadrons, the 173rd Fighter Squadron “Falke” flying the 28 MiG-29A fighters, and 96th Fighter Squadron “Adler” flying the dozen more advanced MiG-29G fighters.

Polish skin for MiG-29 bort number 54 as of 1997

Polish skin for MiG-29 bort number 77 as of 1993
-added custom parachute texture

Nozzeles, stencils and spec maps by Jack_59th.

Skinpack icludes three Fulcrums with red bort numbers 114, 83 and 89. The planes took part in the first joint Polish air force with the air forces of NATO countries in 1997. Planes marked with white stripes represented a fictitious country called the "Republic of Pyrland", which can be translated as the potato country. This fictional nation was a rival of NATO's air forces.



Paczka zawiera trz numery burtowe, 114, 83 oraz 89. Samoloty brały udział w pierwszych wspoólnych polskich sił powietrznych z siłami powietrznymi państw NATO w 1997. Samoloty oznaczone białymy pasami reprezentowaly fikcyjne panstwo nazwane "Republiką Pyrlandii".  Ta fikcyjna nacja była rywalem sił powietrznych NATO.