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RAAF A21-29 75SQN

A collection of paints i have made for the DCS: F/A-18C including 2OCU, 75SQN and 3SQN anniversary RAAF Tail paints

Paint scheme of Mirage-2000C 115-YG S/N 118 of the EC 2/5 Ile de France squadron based at Orange airbase (aircraft saw in December 2017 with this camo for 100 years of SPA 84 "Fox Head").

Paint scheme of Mirage-2000-5 188-EL S/N 58 of the EC 3/11 Corse squadron based at Djibouti airbase (aircraft saw in 2016 with this camo for 100 years of SPA 69 "Cat Head" and SPA 88 "Snake").

Colorado Air National Guard 120th FS REDEYES Centennial livery.
OvGME Ready

Here's a fictional RAAF 75SQN livery for the F-15E.

In November 1998 the New Zealand Government made the decision to lease 28 F-16 A/Bs to replace the A-4K Skyhawks of 2 and 75 Squadron.
However, with a subsequent change in Government, in early 2000 a decision was made to cancel the lease, and further disband New Zealand's Air Combat Wing in December 2001.

This livery represents 92-0406, which was assigned the RNZAF S/N NZ6529.
I've created a my own take of the Euro 1 scheme which was used on 2/75 SQN A-4K up to the 90s. Due to the Viper's having a bit more a sheen the colours appear a touch brighter than the matt finish on the A-4K.

92-0406 went on to serve with 9 SQN PAF, and was unfortunately lost in a crash in Mar 2020.

https://www.f-16.net/aircraft-database/F-16/airframe-profile/3715/

Picture this; it's the year 2024 and a fierce conflict is raging from the Caucasus to the Middle East. In need of additional aggressive friendly forces to aid the growing conflicts the USA decides to lend-lease a squadron of F-15E to the Kiwis.
75 SQN is reinstated, tracing it's roots back to being a bomber squadron in WW2, then subsequently operating the Vampire and A-4K Skyhawk.
They teams commence fighter training immediately, and following the training the F-15E is coined as the F-15SK (Strike Kea) by 75 Squadron aircrew and maintenance.
By 2025 75 SQN has a fleet of 18 F-15SK and are trained to enter conflict with the allied coalition.

Here I present a livery representing NZ2337, YC-F, 75 SQN RNZAF.
This is a representation of the the second Mosquito to roll out of Avspecs LTD, located in New Zealand.
Of the 4 currently airworthy Mosquitoes, Avspecs have meticulously restored three of which, with an additional Mosquito currently under restoration.

This pack contains two liveries; the first is based off a 14 SQN Venom (WE434 L), and the second based off a 75 SQN Vampire (NZ5755).