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Canadair Sabre Mk.5 23300 of No. 410 "Cougar" Squadron, 1 Fighter Wing, RCAF Station Marville, circa October, 1956.

Version History:

2.02 - Updated Jan 05/2023, Added some new stuff and some F-104C bits in preparation for upcoming new skins.
2.01 - Updated Oct 20/2021, CAF OD Green textures added.
2.0 - New version Oct 15/2021 for use with the VSN F-104G re-release.

A folder of commonly used textures for my VSN_F-104G series skins, that can be shared by all my liveries to save storage space!

Livrée fictive d’après un CT-114 Tutor.

Fictional skin based on a CT-114 Tutor.

Livrée fictive d’après un CT-114 Tutor.

Fictional skin based on a CT-114 Tutor.

Livrée fictive proposée par rgordonpilot. D’après un CT-114 Tutor.
RÉVISÉE 25-09-2021 : Nouveaux fichiers RoughMet; nouveau fini métallique; plusieurs retouches.
RÉVISÉE 26-01-2022 : Fichiers RoughMet retouchés.

Fictional skin suggested by rgordonpilot. Based on a CT-114 Tutor.
EDITED 09-25-2021: New RoughMet files; new bare metal finish; several touch-ups.
EDITED 01-26-2022: Touch-ups to the RoughMet files.

RCAF Golden Centennaires (1967) CT-114 Tutor skin for the MB-339PAN DCS World Modification aircraft which can be found here: https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=244476

A skin developed for the Virtual Snowbirds using the 2020 design of the Canadian Snowbirds Canadair CT-114 Tutor.  10 versions are included one with no tail number, and tail numbers 1-9.

This is for the MB-339A DCS Mod that can be found in this thread https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=244476

Skin pack of liveries representing RCAF Sabre Mk.2 aircraft of No. 1 (Fighter) Wing, North Luffenham, UK, circa early 1950s.

A skin pack of three JRV Sabre paint schemes.

Yugoslavia received ex-RAF Sabres during the late 1950s via the Mutual Defense Aid Program. These Sabres were Canadair-built Mk.4 aircraft which were upgraded with the 6-3 wing and given the US designation F-86E(M), 'M' for Modified.

Canadair Sabre Mk.6 23402 of No. 413 "Tusker" Squadron, No. 3 (Fighter) Wing, RCAF Station Zweibrücken, West Germany, circa 1956.