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After great teamwork between me and Kenneth, I am glad to announce the release V3.1 of E-191 from the Royal Danish Airforce (RDAF) aka. "Dannebrogs 800-years anniversary". The livery is not perfect, but most parts are correct. Enjoy the livery and fly high!

After great teamwork between me and Kenneth, I am glad to announce the release of the E-191 from the Royal Danish Airforce (RDAF) aka. "Dannebrogs 800-years anniversary". It's only a demo display in real life, but as you desire, it can, of course, be used in combat. Just not in the real world. The livery is not perfect, but most parts are correct.

Enjoy the livery and fly high!

This highly detailed livery depicts the MiG-29 of the IRIAF serial 3-6108 with a tan blue camo.

This is a pack that depicts two Egyptian Mi-8s, one in the standard tan camo with dynamic numbers, and the second is a rare nile valley that was applied to #1482 in the 70s.

This is a livery that depicts the IL-76 SU-BTY 1332 of the Egyptian air force.

This is a livery showcasing Egypt's Gazelles in their regular tan camo. I've completely redone the RMs and weathering to give this livery some detail.

This is a livery that depicts the Royal Egyptian air force spitfires used in the Arab-Israeli war of 1948
This livery featurse:
-Custom RMs
-Accurate camo
-Custom weathering

This is a semi-fictional livery intended to depict the Nile valley camo of the MiG-21 PFS of the Egyptian air force.

This is a detailed livery depicting Pakistan's F-16 #85728 of the 11th Sqn "Arrows". This livery features:
-Highly detailed and customized Roughmets
-Highly detailed and accurate weathering
-Accurate representation of camo
- Custom Nose art
-32bit TGA files for higher color accuracy
-Reworked Panels (Thanks to Texac)
-MLU reinforcement plates and PW engine (Thanks to Roughmaster)
-Custom stencils (Thanks to wolfthrower)

This is a 1:1 livery of the Moroccan F-16, and more specifically #8008. This livery is compatible with the CFT mod, and features customs roughmets, enhanced panel lines & Details (Thanks to Texac), and accurate recreation of the camo