This is a CFS3 skins package that was originally posted on the Netwings site. They were intended for stock CFS3 and/or CFS3 with Firepower ONLY. Nothing has been modified in any way and it is still in it's original *.zip file. Here is the README for full acknowledgement:
P-51d "Miss Miami" of the 77FS, 20th FG, VIII AF
A stand alone repaint of the stock CFS 3 P-51d by Steven D. Myers
Miss Miami was a run-of-the-mill P-51d assigned to Lt. Rep Jones. He
named it for his home town. Like most aircraft, she was flown by other
pilots in the group. The score board represents both air and ground
kills scored by Jones. Miss Miami survived the war but was scrapped in Sept. 1945.
To Install:
For default installations of CFS3:
Open the *.zip file and in Actions, select all, then Extract. Select Use Folder Names,
and tell Winzip to Extract To C:\. If you selected Use Folder Names, Miss
Miami should go right to your ...Combat Flight Simulator 3\Aircraft
folder.
For other than default installations:
Tell Winzip to extract the files to a temp folder of your choosing,
then cut and paste the Miami folder to your CFS3\Aircraft folder.
The aircraft should show up as "P-51D Mi&..iami" (no quotes) in your selection tabs.
CFS3 doesn't like long names. A mouseover should reveal the full
name.
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IF YOU HAVE ANY VERSION OF CIVILIAN FLIGHT SIMULATOR AND
NEED TO MOVE OR DELETE MISS MIAMI, BE CAREFUL TO NOT
TO DO SO TO THE MIAMI FOLDER OF THESE OTHER SIMULATORS.
You may be moving or deleting the city of Miami for FS2k2 or what have you.
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A special thanks to utility maker par excellence, Martin Wright and to CFS Area51
for his tutorial on stand alone aircraft. Thanks also to David Slavens and Dan Swart
for their work on templates for various aircraft.
This product is donated as freeware for the enjoyment of the flightsimming community
and not as a profit making vehicle. The builder(s) assume(s) no responsibility for any
computer issues, real or imagined, that you may incur (though you shouldn't) by installing
this product . It works fine for me.
Steven D. Myers
smyers@email.arizona.edu
P-51d "Miss Miami" of the 77FS, 20th FG, VIII AF
A stand alone repaint of the stock CFS 3 P-51d by Steven D. Myers
Miss Miami was a run-of-the-mill P-51d assigned to Lt. Rep Jones. He
named it for his home town. Like most aircraft, she was flown by other
pilots in the group. The score board represents both air and ground
kills scored by Jones. Miss Miami survived the war but was scrapped in Sept. 1945.
To Install:
For default installations of CFS3:
Open the *.zip file and in Actions, select all, then Extract. Select Use Folder Names,
and tell Winzip to Extract To C:\. If you selected Use Folder Names, Miss
Miami should go right to your ...Combat Flight Simulator 3\Aircraft
folder.
For other than default installations:
Tell Winzip to extract the files to a temp folder of your choosing,
then cut and paste the Miami folder to your CFS3\Aircraft folder.
The aircraft should show up as "P-51D Mi&..iami" (no quotes) in your selection tabs.
CFS3 doesn't like long names. A mouseover should reveal the full
name.
**********************************************************************************************
IF YOU HAVE ANY VERSION OF CIVILIAN FLIGHT SIMULATOR AND
NEED TO MOVE OR DELETE MISS MIAMI, BE CAREFUL TO NOT
TO DO SO TO THE MIAMI FOLDER OF THESE OTHER SIMULATORS.
You may be moving or deleting the city of Miami for FS2k2 or what have you.
*********************************************************************************************
A special thanks to utility maker par excellence, Martin Wright and to CFS Area51
for his tutorial on stand alone aircraft. Thanks also to David Slavens and Dan Swart
for their work on templates for various aircraft.
This product is donated as freeware for the enjoyment of the flightsimming community
and not as a profit making vehicle. The builder(s) assume(s) no responsibility for any
computer issues, real or imagined, that you may incur (though you shouldn't) by installing
this product . It works fine for me.
Steven D. Myers
smyers@email.arizona.edu
