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Mosquito FB VI
The camouflaged version of Flight Lieutenant A Torrance of 'A' Flight, No. 27 Squadron, RAF Mosquito at Parashuram, India, for a sortie over Burma, March 30, 1944. With the kind assistance of "Busdriver" from the IL2 Sturmovik forum and "Helles Belle" from the DCS forum, it was determined that No. 27 Squadron didn't use any letter codes on their aircraft. Special thanks to "Raptorattacker", IL2 skinner supreme for his fuel spill image which I have used and modified. Added numerous weathering "eye candy" including muddy landing gear and ground crew handprints.
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Mosquito FB VI
The same as "No. 27 Squadron RAF Popeye" except that this has letter codes (Borts) enabled. Flight Lieutenant A Torrance of 'A' Flight, No. 27 Squadron, RAF at Parashuram, India, for a sortie over Burma, March 30, 1944. Special thanks to "Raptorattacker", IL2 skinner supreme for his fuel spill image which I have used and modified. *UPDATED* Added muddy landing gear and handprints.
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Mosquito FB VI
Flight Lieutenant A Torrance of 'A' Flight, No. 27 Squadron, RAF at Parashuram, India, for a sortie over Burma, March 30, 1944. With the kind assistance of "Busdriver" from the IL2 Sturmovik forum and "Helles Belle" from the DCS forum, it was determined that No. 27 Squadron didn't use any letter codes on their aircraft. Special thanks to "Raptorattacker", IL2 skinner supreme for his fuel spill image which I have used and modified. *UPDATED* Added muddy landing gear and handprints.
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Mosquito FB VI
This is a generic version of silver (aluminum) doped Mossies which served in the China / Burma / India (CBI) theatre.
Problems were found with glue adhesion in the humidity, but it was actually the tropical heat that was the more immediate problem; the Australians did some experiments and found that painting the Mosquito silver reduced the heat inside the wings by a significant amount (appx. by 15 degrees during the daytime).
That’s why many photos appear to show metal Mosquitos. They were simply wooden wonders that had been painted silver.
Registration (Bort) letters are selectable. Pilots have white cotton coveralls.
Problems were found with glue adhesion in the humidity, but it was actually the tropical heat that was the more immediate problem; the Australians did some experiments and found that painting the Mosquito silver reduced the heat inside the wings by a significant amount (appx. by 15 degrees during the daytime).
That’s why many photos appear to show metal Mosquitos. They were simply wooden wonders that had been painted silver.
Registration (Bort) letters are selectable. Pilots have white cotton coveralls.
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Mosquito FB VI
PoUX in 1945 in Cholavarum close to Madras in India. It wears SEAC two-tone blue markings over an all painted aluminium finish. No. 82 Squadron RAF had Squadron code "UX". The squadron left Bomber Command and relocated to RAF Cholavarum, India in early 1942. The squadron was re-equipped with Mosquitoes in July 1944, but was temporarily grounded due to failures in the wooden structure before commencing ground attack sorties on 19 December. These operations continued until 12 May 1945, when the squadron was withdrawn to India to prepare for the proposed invasion of Malaya. This operation did not occur due to the end of the war, and the squadron was disbanded on 15 March 1946. Problems were found with glue adhesion in the humidity, but it was actually the tropical heat that was the more immediate problem; the Australians did some experiments and found that painting the Mosquito silver reduced the heat inside the wings by a significant amount (appx. by 15 degrees during the daytime).
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Ka-50
Fictional East German skin for Ka-50_3. Includes East German pilot.
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Su-25T
Fictional East German Su-25T using SU-25T_New_Template_by_danperin. Thank you!
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Su-25
Fictional East German skin for Su-25 using Kerbo's Revamped Su-25 Template-20221219T204959Z-001. Thank you!
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F-14 Tomcat
Fictional East German Tomcat. Maybe a stand-in for MiG-23?
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F-5E Tiger
Fictional East German Skin for F-5E-3 Tiger
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