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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*

Don't let this pesky Shilka get to you while you're targeting that Buk. Compatible with the Viper.

Realistic checklists, HOTAS tables, RWR threats, weapons list, cockpit diagram, and more.

While established in 1977, the 254th ‘Road Runners’ trace their lineage back to the 1940s with the 2774th Fighter Group of the same name, which flew P-47 Thunderbolts in the Ground attack role against Belkan forces during the conflict. Now, eighty years later,  the OA-10s of the 245th bear similar markings and the notable red and white checkered pattern to honor their tank busting heritage.

As a Tactical Air Support Squadron, the Road Runners Primary mission is Forward Air Control, marking targets for other A-10s to attack. While not officially used, the term ‘Fast FAC’, adorns many pieces of squadron esprit de corps, in reference to the first pilots assigned to the 254th who had been Fast FAC F-4 pilots during Verusea.

Today the Road Runners operate out of Shiloh, and have deployed both in Yuktobania and Verusea to support OADF operations in both theatres.

This fictional livery set represents the Blue Angels using A-10s. Works on any A-10 version

Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog Profile v1.0 for A-10C II Tank Killer
-  Functional layout
-  Includes one MODIFIER layer
-  TrackIR & rudder pedals required
-  Profiles (diff.lua) for stick and throttle included
-  MS Word layout included

Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog Profile v1.0 for AV-8B N/A Harrier
-  Functional layout
-  Includes one MODIFIER layer
-  TrackIR & rudder pedals required
-  Profiles (diff.lua) for stick and throttle included
-  MS Word layout included

Multiplayer mission based on a notional Allied armored sweet of the western Iraqi desert during Operation Iraqi Freedom. A-10s and AH-64s will work together to identify and destroy enemy defenses.

Modules included:
A-10- CAS
AH-64D- CAS

Situation:
The invasion is progressing smoothly so far, with less-than-expected resistance forming. In the western desert, the armored Corps are making good progress, trying to clear areas used to launch SCUDs in the first Gulf War. As they move forward FOBs are being set up to support forward operation of A-10s and AH-64s. As the sun rises the Corp faces the first organized defensive line from the Iraqis.

Multiple Iraqi armored columns are positioned ahead of our route of movement. We need to take them out so the armored columns can move east toward their objectives. One group of scouting forces is screening a defensive line. A-10s and AH-64s will be supporting from nearby FOBs. Units of the Republican Guard are rumored to be nearby.

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.