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A fictitious Royal Canadian Air Force B-17G named "BigGuns", for obvious reasons. Nice Nose Art, lotsa kill markings, and some bombing FU to boot.

Dominican Republic Air Force acquired two B-17Gs in 1947, remaining in use until 1954. This livery is one of them.

'Flak Eater' (WF-J) was assigned to  364th Bomb Squadron 305th Bomb Group  Chelveston (England) on May 17, 1944 and later transferred to  351st Bomb Group at Polbrook on May 23,1945 then scrapped December 1945.
I have included  a  364thBS 305thBG  'No Codes'  Skin so individual Aircraft Serial Numbers and Codes as well as any Nose Art can be added if required.

Please Note the improved Metallic look in the screenshots  were achieved with a MOD  available here :  https://forum.dcs.world/topic/319116-specular-reflectivity-from-brushed-to-mirror-effect/#comment-5150016

B-17G 'Little Miss Mischief'  of the 324th BS , 91st BG.
The Nose Art  for this crate has been signed  by renowned artist Corporal Tony Starcer.
Here is a link to history of this Aircraft http://fineartofdecals.com/goodies/b-17g-little-miss-mischief/
I would also like to say a huge thank you to BrassEM  for showing me how to set up the Description.lua CHEERS MATE.

I thank the friends who have helped me.
Especially Stonehouse who wrote the lua files and Crazyeddie for its beautiful skin.

穿越諾曼第的美軍，將與德軍要互相搶奪對方的機場，任務時間13:00前搶奪到的獲勝

This is a development of the original Normandy template you can find among my files. However, with the inclusion of Paris and further flung areas, not to mention new assets like the V1, it warranted updating.
Requires WW1 asset pack, and scenarios with red task force included so  It can use allied assets.

This pack contains 9 skins (3 camo variants each for 48 bap, 452 bap and 640 bap).

Set of 3 skins for the A20 to represent aircraft from the USAAF, 416th BG, 9th AF.

Pre 6th June, D-Day, Post D-Day.

Created with my own A20G Template (Link in Description)

Set of 3 skins for the A20 to represent aircraft from the USAAF, 410th BG, 9th AF.

Pre 6th June, D-Day, Post D-Day.

Created with my own A20G Template (Link In Description)