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Adds a livery to the C-101EB based on that used by the first C-101 prototype (numeral XE25-01) during the 1982 Farnborough Airshow.

This pack includes two liveries representing the first two YF-16 prototypes produced by General Dynamics of Fort Worth, Texas.

AGS-2KC PROTOTYPE | Project AEGIS Armament, PROTOTYPE SERIES. It is the special liverie for the new test plane of AEGIS Armament.<br />

Adds a livery based on that used by the fourth C-101 prototype (numeral XE25-04) to the EB version. Includes the 1978 Farnborough Airshow version.

NOTE: If you have installed the original version of this livery (1.0) you should delete it prior to installing the new one. To do so delete the folders “MOD XE25-04 Prototype” and “MOD XE25-04 Prototype 1978 Farnborough Airshow” inside \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101CC and \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101EB.

IMPORTANT: The developers of the C-101 have included this livery in the module and is no longer necessary to download this.

IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED THIS LIVERY: You should delete it to prevent having duplicate files. To do so delete the folders “MOD XE25-01 Prototype” inside \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101CC and \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101EB

IMPORTANT: The developers of the C-101 have included this livery in the module and is no longer necessary to download this.

IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED THIS LIVERY: You should delete it to prevent having duplicate files. To do so delete the folders “MOD XE25-02 Prototype” inside \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101CC and \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101EB

IMPORTANT: The developers of the C-101 have included this livery in the module and is no longer necessary to download this.


IF YOU HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED THIS LIVERY: You should delete it to prevent having duplicate files. To do so delete the folders “MOD XE25-03 Prototype” inside \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101CC and \Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\C-101EB

This adds the MAKS 2011 SU-35 Livery to the SU-27

Serial Number 75-0747 was the 3rd Full Scale Development prototype to undergo testing at Edwards AFB.  FSD No. 3 was instantly distinguishable by it's two-tone paint scheme featured here.  This aircraft later became the  F-16XL and eventually a two seat F-16XL/B

This paint scheme is based off the JAS 39 Gripen prototypes. The biggest difference is that I replaced the Gripen logo with the one painted on the first Viggen prototype.