 Aircraft: F6F5 "Minsi III" flown by Commander David McCampbell
Air group 15 of the USS Essex 34 victories. NEW PDC SKIN: See the
PDC site for more details. |
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 Aircraft: The Kikka. Japan observed the success of the Me262 "super
weapon" of their German ally with great interest. In September 1944
the Japanese Imperial Navy instructed Nakajima to build a combat jet aircraft
based on the 262. The aircraft, dubbed the "Kikka" (Orange Blossom)
was smaller overall than the 262 and rear fuselage was thicker than it's
German counterpart. While the influence of the 262 was unmistakable the
Kikka was an entirely original project. It was designed with folding wings,
not for carrier operations but to be hidden in caves and tunnels for use
in the defense of the Japanese home islands during the impending invasion
which never came. Two prototypes were completed and the first test flight
took place on August 7, 1945. The war ended before any Kikkas actually saw
combat. This WarBirds III Kikka is built on the Me262 airframe. While not
100% accurate this "what if" aircraft is a "present"
for the WarBirds IJN pilots who want something special to fly on jet day.
NEW PDC SKIN: See the
PDC site for more details. |
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 Artist: Robert "Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P-51
D
NEW PDC SKIN:
P-51D "Shawnee Princess" P51D- Pacific Theater of Operations
15th Fighter Group, 45th Fighter Squad. Flown by Capt. Robert W. Moore-
"Shawnee Princess" with 12 victories, Iwo Jima summer 1945. See
the
PDC site for more details. |
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 Artist: Roger "Xaero" Carley Aircraft: Ki-43
NEW PDC SKIN:
See the
PDC site for more details. |
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 Artist: Roger "Xaero" Carley Aircraft: Ki-61
NEW PDC SKIN:
See the
PDC site for more details. |
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 Artist: Roger "Xaero" Carley Aircraft: Ki-61
NEW PDC SKIN:
See the
PDC site for more details. |
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: Bf 109 G6-R6, Wildesau, Nachtäger
3./JG300
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: Seafire IIc, Royal Navy
1943
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-6 from
7. Staffel, III Gruppe, JG1. The plane was stationed in Leeuwarden, Friesland,
The Netherlands during summer of 1944.
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 Artist: Tony
"Razer" Martin Aircraft: P-38L, 36 FS/8 FG Philippines
'45
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 Artist: Darren
"Raptor" Evans Aircraft: B17, "KWITCHU.." 97th
BG(H) 1944
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 Artist: Darren
"Raptor" Evans Aircraft: B17, "MissConduct" 100
BG(H) '44
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 Artist: Darren
"Raptor" Evans Aircraft: B17, "Chow Hound" 91st
BG(H) '44
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P-51D, 39th FS, 35th FG,
Feb. 1945
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 Artist: webs
Aircraft: P-40b, 112 Sqn RAF/Pilot F.O. Duke - AK402 GA-F was a Tomahawk
IIB (P-40C) flown by Flying Officer Neville Duke of 112 Sqn RAF in November
1941. While flying this aircraft, Duke was credited with three kills in
nine days. (a CR.42, a Me 109F, and a G.50) On 30 November, the aircraft
was lost when Duke was shot down by Otto Schultz of JG27. Duke bellied in
and survived the crash, and became the Allies' highest scoring ace in the
Mediterranean theatre. After the war, Duke (DSO, OBE, DFC with two bars,
AFC, Czech Military Cross) flew as a test pilot and at one time held the
world speed record.
The model and the pilot's face are based on
photographs in Neville Duke's war diaries.
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 Artist: Raphael
Rodriquez Aircraft: P47D Jambock Squadron - O.D.
Installation:
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 Artist: Raphael
Rodriquez Aircraft: P47D Jambock Squadron -Silver
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P51D 318st Fighter Squadron,
325h Fighter Group, 15th Air Force
The 325th was one of four P51 fighter groups to serve with the 15th Air
Force in the Mediterranean Theater. Their brightly colored paint scheme
earned them the knick name the "Checker Tail Clan."
Installation:
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P51D "Bunnie"-
100th Fighter Squadron, 332nd Fighter Group, 15th Air Force The mount of
Roscoe C. Brown, CO of the all black 332nd Fighter Group "Tuskegee
Airmen." The "red tails of the 332nd became a welcome sight to
bomber crews of the MTO as the "Tuskegee Airmen" earned a reputation
for never having lost a bomber they were escorting. Brown scored 2 victories
in "Bunnie" (named for his daughter) one against an Me 262 jet
fighter. This P51 displays the red spinner and yellow MTO wing ID stripes.
Installation:
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P51D "Ridge Runner"-
335st Fighter Squadron, 4h Fighter Group, 8th Air Force - Major Pierce W.
McKennon, CO of the 335th Fighter Squadron, scored 12 victories flying "Ridge
Runner" from Debden, England with the 4th Fighter Group in the ETO."Ridge
Runner" boasts the 4th Fighter Group "red nose" and the famous
"Ridgeback" graphic. She carries 2 rows of kill markings under
the exhaust stacks. A restored P51D is currently painted in this scheme.The
skin was created with research assistance from the virtual 4th Fighter Group.
Installation:
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P51D "Ho Hun"-
55th Fighter Group, 343rd Fighter Squadron, 8th Air Force - One of the most
colorful paint schemes in the European Theater. This plane skin was made
using photos taken of the real P51D "Ho Hun" which is a very rare
Pony in that it is one of the few flying original (not altered by restoration)
P51Ds in existence.
Installation:
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P51D "Flying Dutchman"-
Lt. Bob Goebel 31st Fighter Group, 15th Air Force - Lt. Bob Goebel the sixth
highest scoring pilot of the 31st Fighter Group, "Mustang Ace"
Bob Goebel claimed 11 kills during his 61 mission tour in the Mediterranean
Theater. His time on the front line included escorting B24s to Ploesti on
18 August 1944, a mission where he downed 3 Bf109s. This P51 displays the
red spinner and yellow MTO wing ID stripes of the MTO. A resorted P51D currently
carries this famous ace's paint scheme. This planeskin is the "default"
skin for the virtual 31st Fighter group in honor of Bob.
Installation:
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P51D "Detroit Miss"-
361st Fighter Squadron, 375th Fighter Group, 8th Air Force Lt. Urban L.
Drew scored 6 victories in "Detroit Miss," including 2 Me 262
German jet fighters in a single mission. The 361st operated out of England
in the ETO and this paint scheme also carries D-Day invasion stripes on
the lower fuselage. A restored P51D is painted in these colors.
Installation:
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 Artist: Tony
"Razer" Martin Aircraft: P-400
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 Artist: Tony
"Razer" Martin Aircraft: P-38 F
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P-39 Q
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P47D "Rabbit"-
527th Fighter Squadron, 86th Fighter Group, 15th Air Force - Like other
fighter squadrons in the Mediterranean Theater the 86th Fighter Group served
in Africa, Sicily and Italy. "Rabbit" displays the famous "Bugs
Bunny" image in addition to the colorful red striped paint scheme.
Installation:
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: Bf-109 G6r6 "White 11"
7./JG 3
Bf 109 G-6/R6 "White 11" from 7./JG
3 at the beginning of 1944 at Bad Wörishofen airfield. The underwing
rocket launchers degraded the performance of the planes, and it was hard
to hit with these early, one shot, "fire and forget", NONGUIDED
missiles. So, they were changed to 20 mm gun gondolas late 1943/early 1944
onwards in the bomber interceptors. Note the white RVT band. It started
to appear on III/JG 3 birds around January 1944.
Installation:
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 Artist: Thad
"-pags-" Flesch Aircraft: B-24 D "Tail Wind"
flew with the 8th AAF 467th BG(H) and was attatched to the 789th BS operating
over the skies of Europe in 1943 thru 1944. Some missions took the group
deep into enemy territory including Germany itself. Returning from a mission
over Munich Germany after being hit by flak and fighters, "Tail Wind"
crashed close to the coast at Sangatte, France. Most of the crew bailed
out, however three crewmen were killed, the surviving crew became POWs.
Installation:
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 Artist: Roger
"Xaero" Carley Aircraft: P-39 D
Installation:
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 Artist: Roger
"Xaero" Carley Aircraft: Mosquito VI
Installation:
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does not already exist, create one. |
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 Artist: Roger
"Xaero" Carley Aircraft: Mosquito VI
Installation:
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 Artist: Roger
"Xaero" Carley Aircraft: Mosquito VI
Installation:
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 Artist: Roger
"Xaero" Carley Aircraft: Ju-87-D
Installation:
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 Artist: Roger
"Xaero" Carley Aircraft: Ju-87-D
Installation:
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: VVS P-39Q in OD Color
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: 4th FG P-51B - Shangri La.
Update your P51-B with a more accurate, and higher resolution version of
the default Warbirds III artwork by Dadman.
Installation:
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: "Yellow 6"-9./JG 3,
1943-44
Bf 109 G-6 "Yellow 6" from 9./JG
3, fall 1943- onwards at Bad Wörishofen airfield. Pilot Alfred Surau.
The gun bulges are painted as eyes. This plane was flown either clean or
equipped first with the WGr 21 air-to-air rockets and later with the MG
151/20 gun gondolas. Thanks to Wastel from I/JG 3 for the inspiration, research
and help with the Surau and other JG 3 paint schemes.
Installation:
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: "White 6" from 7./JG
3 1943
Parts of the JG 3 were transfered back to
Germany from the Eastern Front to defend "The Reich" against the
new Allied bomber offensive in 1943. These planes from III/JG 3 had often
their Gustav's mg-bulges colorfully painted.
Bf 109 G-6 "White 6" from 7./JG
3 during fall 1943 in Bad Wörishofen. The plane should be equipped
with the WGr 21 underwing rocket launchers. Actually the unit's "Shooting
Star" insignia is derived from the use of these air to air rockets
in their first operations against the American bomber fleets in the West
during late summer/fall 1943 (The Schweinfurt raids).
Installation:
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 Artist: Tony
"Razer" Martin Aircraft: P-38J from the 77th FS/20th FG.
Served in the European Theater and flew air support and ground support during
the D-Day invasion.
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: Finnish Air Force Bf 109 G-6.
This plane (W.Nr 163627) coded MT-437 by the FAF served in 3./HLeLv 24 (Fighter
squadron 24) during summer 1944. The plane was made by the Messerschmitt
factories in early -44 and sported an older type tail and canopy, but was
equipped with the "Galland-panzer", armored-glass, head armor.
The plane was named to Sergeant-Major L. Ahokas and had a tactical number
"Yellow 9" painted on it's horizontal stabilizer. The stylized
Lynx on the rudder was a suggested symbol of the Squadron, but was only
painted on a very few aircraft before the war ended in Finland. MT-437 was
credited with 4 victories in WWII.
Finnish Air Force markings: It is important to understand that the emblem of
the Finnish Air Force from 1918 to 1945 has nothing to do with Nazi Germany.
The blue swastika ["hakaristi" in Finnish] was a symbol of good
fortune used by Swedish Count Eric von Rosen, who during Finnish Civil War
presented to the Finnish White Army its first aircraft on March 6th, 1918.
The swastika was painted on the upper and under sides of the wings of the
Thulin Parasol he brought from Sweden. This good luck sign was adopted by
the Finnish Air Force to honor the donor of their first aircraft.
Installation:
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: Finnish Air Force Bf 109 G-6/R6.
This skin is dedicated to Mr. Antti Tani, a FAF WWII veteran, and a fine
gentleman. < S > This "Cannon Boat" or "Battery"
(W.Nr 165274), as the pilots called them, coded MT-453 by the FAF, served
in 1./HLeLv 34 (Fighter squadron 34), and was based in Taipalsaari during
the soviet summer offensive in 1944. The plane was also made by the Messerschmitt
factories and was similarly equipped as the MT-437. The aircraft was named
to Sergeant-Major Osku Länsivaara and had a tactical number "White
11" painted on both sides of the fuselage, just in front of the cockpit.
MT-453 was credited with 5 victories in WWII. Of the five victories 3 were
soviet Il-2 Sturmoviks, all shot down in a sigle battle by Sergeant-Major
Antti Tani on Saturday, July 1st 1944.
Finnish Air Force markings: It is important to understand that the emblem of
the Finnish Air Force from 1918 to 1945 has nothing to do with Nazi Germany.
The blue swastika ["hakaristi" in Finnish] was a symbol of good
fortune used by Swedish Count Eric von Rosen, who during Finnish Civil War
presented to the Finnish White Army its first aircraft on March 6th, 1918.
The swastika was painted on the upper and under sides of the wings of the
Thulin Parasol he brought from Sweden. This good luck sign was adopted by
the Finnish Air Force to honor the donor of their first aircraft.
Installation:
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 Artist: Roger
"Xaero" Carley Aircraft: USAF P400 "PAT", "WAHL
EYE II" from the 39th FS, 35th FG, 5th AF, 12 Mile Aerodrome, New Guinea
1942.
Installation:
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 Artist: Tony
"Razer" Martin Aircraft: P-38J flown by CAPT Billy Gresham
of the 432nd FS during 1944 (Pacific Thater)
Installation:
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: FW 190 A-4 W.Nr. 0601 from 1./JG1.
The plane was based in Amsterdam-Schiphol airport, Holland between 1.6.1943-7.7.1943.
This "White 4" was 15% damaged following a taxing accident at
Schiphol on 25th June 1943, but returned to service soon after. JG1 abandoned
the checkered noses later, after 78th FG's P47s appeared in the area with
similar markings.
Installation:
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 Artist: Mike
"Swanny" Swantak Aircraft: Me 262-AI. JG7, flown by Major
Rudolf Sinner. Early 1945. RLM 76/81/82
WARNING: This artwork contains a Swastika and as such may be deemed
as contriband in some countries. Please be sure that you are downloading
this file legally. The PDC does NOT have any affiliation to the Nazi party,
nor do we promote or endorse any beliefs and/or actions of the Nazi party.
Installation:
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 Artist: Robert
"Dadman" Diepenbrock Aircraft: P47D-30 "Tarheel Hal"-
366th Fighter Squadron, 358th Fighter Group, 9th Air Force, Toul-Rosieres,
France, 1944. This P47D boasts one of the most colorful paint jobs ever
applied to a World War II aircraft. A restored P47D is currently painted
in this scheme.
P47D-30 skin by Robert "Dadman"
Diepenbrock
Installation:
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 Artist: tora
Aircraft: P51D No. 3 Squadron 239th Fighter-Bomber Wing, Royal Australian
Air Force, Fano, Italy 1945. This P51D carries the "Southern Cross"
star symbol on an azure rudder denoting it an RAAF Pony. On 13 November
1944 3 Squadron received its first Mustang III (P-51B) and began it's conversion
to Ponies from it's P40 Kittyhawks. 3 Squadron operated a mix of Mustang
III (P-51B/C) and Mustang IV (P51-D/F) until May, 1945. Australia’s
significant relationship with the P51 included the local manufacture of
Mustangs by the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation. These were designated
CA-17 Mustang Mk. 20, and CA-18 Mustangs Mk. 21-23. A total of 120 Mustangs
were manufactured in Australia by CAC.This P51 also boasted a silver prop.
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 Artist: Mike
"Swanny" Swantak Aircraft: Blau 10. Fw 190-D9 of II. Staffel,
Jg26. Flown by Hauptmann Peter-Paul Steidl. Early 1945 RLM 76/82/83
WARNING: This artwork contains a Swastika and as such may be deemed
as contriband in some countries. Please be sure that you are downloading
this file legally. The PDC does NOT have any affiliation to the Nazi party,
nor do we promote or endorse any beliefs and/or actions of the Nazi party.
Installation:
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 Artist: Darren
"Raptor" Evans
Aircraft: B17G "Sleepy Time Gal" 381st Bombardment Group
(H), ETO
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-6/R6
I./JG 27. This aircraft was flown by Gruppenkommandeur, Hauptmann Diethelm
von Eichel-Streiber. This plane was based in Hoya, Germany in August, 1944.
Installation:
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: Bf 109-E4 from 6./JG 77. Pilot
Oberleutenant Henrich Setz, Brest-Guipavas, France, December 1940.
Installation:
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: Bf 109-E4 from 4./JG 54. "White
1" of Oberleutenant Hans Philipp, Staffelkapitan 4./JG 54, Campagne-les-Guines,
September/October 1940.
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 Artist: Timo
"Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft: Bf 109-E4 from 9./JG 26. This
plane was based at Gaffiers, France, in August 1940.
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 Artist: Darren "Raptor" Evans Aircraft:
B17G "Bit O Lace"
447th Bombardment Group (H), 709th Bombardment Squadron (H)
Aircraft # 4297976, flew 83 missions over German held territory, however
only 35 missions were under the "Bates Crew" of which Bit O Lace
became famous for. Of these 35 missions, the crew suffered NO INJURIES!!
Installation:
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 Artist: Timo "Kossu" Niiranen Aircraft:
FW 190 A-4 W.Nr. 746 from 9./JG 2 "Richthofen"
This aircraft was flown by Staffel kapitan Oberleutenant Siegfried Schnell.
The plane was based in Vannes, France with these markings on February 18,
1943. The tail markings show 75 kills. 71 RAF and 4 USAF (2XB-17). More
info on the pilot: http://www.luftwaffe.cz/schnell.html
Installation:
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 Project: The Tunisia Skin Pack
Artist(s): The Entire PDC
Aircraft: Spit V, BF109-G, BF109-G6R6, ME110-G, Ju88-A, B25-C, Ju87-D,
FW190-A4, P40 and B24-D
Notes:
As I get screenshots I'll seperate out the installations of these skins.
For now, Malta and Tunisia will remain simple text links.
Installation:
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 Project: The Malta Skin Pack
Artist(s): The Entire PDC
Aircraft: Spit V, Spit IX, BF109-G, BF109-G6R6, ME110-G, Ju88-A,
Hurricane II, Ju87-D, FW190-A4, and B17-G
Notes:
As I get screenshots I'll seperate out the installations of these skins.
For now, Malta and Tunisia will remain simple text links.
Installation:
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 Artist: BB Gun
Aircraft: P51D - The aircraft restored as Miss Helen flying today
is the only ORIGINAL 352nd FG mustang still flying, hence my reason for
including her in this sim.
Installation:
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 Artist: dadman
Aircraft: P51D "Flying Dutchman" This is the personal mount
of "Mustang Ace" Bob Goebel of the 31st Fighter Group.
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 Artist: dadman
Aircraft: "Good Deal" This was the last B17G shipped from
Boeing in camoflaged paint before going to the all aluminum finish. It flew
80 missions with the 815th Squadron 485th Bomb Group.
Installation:
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 Artist: -baal-
Aircraft: Spitfire Mark I-This skin is of a No.19 Sqn Spitfire during
the Battle of Britain. It served with the squadron from 11 August 1940 to
10 September 1940 when it was transferred to No.609 Sqn.
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