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Livery pack based on one of the many variations of Seafire liveries, modelled after the aircraft from the Flotille 54.S, which operated the type between March and December 1950.
Various number included for variety more than accuracy.

Best served unzipped in C:\Users\[YourUserName]\Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Liveries\SpitfireLFMkIX

Updated 7/11/20 with roughmets

Livery for the Spitfire inspired by Porco Rosso's fictional Savoia S.21 seaplane.

Updated with roughmet 7/11/20

The Supermarine Spitfire HF Mk IXE was one of 38 High Altitude (HF) Spitfires, operated by the Royal Danish Air Force from 1947-1955.

Spitfire PR Mk. XI was one of eight Photo Reconnaissance (PR) versions, operated by the Royal Danish Air Force from 1947-1955.
The plane had no armament.

Czech Air Force L-39ZA in colours of L-159 ALCA - special commemorative scheme honouring Czech and Slovak Spitfire pilots that fought in the Battle of Britain as part of Royal Air Force.

New, punchy sounds sourced from footage of real HS.404 cannons firing.

Includes:
French Marine:- Based on early French F8 Crusaders. Off-White, Black Radome, Tricolore Rudder and 11F Insignia.
French Marine Grey:-Mix between late F8 and current Rafale M. Grey and Tricolore Rudder.
French Marine Tiger:-Based on NTM 2016 Rafale M special scheme.

Note: I am a novice at this. These are my first three skins that I have been practising with. I decided to upload them just for anyone who maybe interested but they are rough and far from perfect.

Duke it out in intense low-level, building-dodging dogfights and become the SHAH OF PERSIA!

Special (real) decoration worn by French Navy Hawkeye  in April May 2018: For the 100 years of the Flotille 4F, and on the occasion of the French Groupe Aéronaval to operate for two months in the US while the Charles de Gaulle carrier is under maintenance and MLU.
From Mai 8th to 18th, the French aircraft will be based on CVN-77 Georges Bush.

The French Navy is operating 3 Hawkeyes , notably from the Charles de Gaulle carrier group.
Thanks to Patrick and Eric for the model available on this site..