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Weathered & worn, this American P-47D Thunderbolt is the workhorse of the WW2 Airforce fighters and has a confirmed 81 kills in aerial combat and 106 ground kills. With a very respectable record as a fighter and lead aircraft, this P-47 wears traditional colors and the nickname "WarChief"  as a tribute to the brave and respected Native American warriors.

-Heavy weathering and chipping done to both the surface layers as well as the roughmet layers.
-The USAF logo on the side of the fuse is more faded then the one under the wing since they get more sunlight.
-Intercooler exit doors open to show the painted USAF logo.
-Hand made invasion stripes under the the wing to include the landing gear doors and dive brakes.
-Reflectivity maintained throughout bare aluminum.

Here's a skin from the 442d Fighter Wing for the A-10C  (works on the A model) and another for the A-10C II.
*Please delete the older versions*

X56 SAITEK A10C config for X56 WITHOUT TRACK IR.
2 modes used (work in progress)

Кампания Полигон для A-10A. Применение большей части номенклатуры вооружения самолёта А-10А.
В этой кампании Вы можете в спокойной обстановке отработать пуски из всех видов оружия, не опасаясь серьёзного противодействия противника. Однако на финальных заданиях Вас ждёт немного более сложная работа.

A-10C II livery based on A-10As of the Wisconsin National Guard (176th Tactical Fighter Squadron, 128th Tactical Fighter Wing).

The 128th TFW did not use the upgraded A-10Cs in reality (only the A-10As), but this livery was requested by another user, so I made it.

Note: Screenshot is of A-10A, as I was too lazy to go back into DCS and take another screenshot of the C instead :)

A-10A livery based on real life A-10s of the Wisconsin National Guard (176th Tactical Fighter Squadron, 128th Tactical Fighter Wing).

The Wisconsin Air National Guard began operating the A-10A in October of 1981, replacing the OA-37, and were based at Truax Field ANGB, in Madison, WI.

In April of 1993, the A-10A was replaced by the F-16C, and the 128th TFW was reorganized into the 115th FW.

5 fictional liveries in one pack for all of the A-10 versions,
A-10A, A-10C and A-10CII

A-10C, 78-0618 from the 124th Fighter Wing, Idaho National Guard.  This A-10C was recently painted this olive drab "Heritage" scheme as a nod to the original "Thunderbolt", the P-47 Thunderbolt.

I know there has since been crests added to the engine, but I am going to keep this livery in the "First Flight" configuration which had no marks on the engine.  

Source: https://www.dvidshub.net/image/6630456/124th-10-heritage-paint