our textures for the Aeroplane Heaven Seafire.
Get it here:
For CFS2 you must download Buddha13's conversion package:
Be sure to download the updates.
Historic versions:
· MB229 6-H flown by 899 Naval Air Squadron from HMS Indomitable from Scapa Flow (Shetland Isles) as part of the British Home Fleet in June 1943. Uses the Seafire IIC model. (Based on a texturework by Kristorf)
· Seafire F.XV PR504/B of No 803 sqn RCN. Crash landed on HMCS Warrior in 1947. Use the AH-Seafire LIII model for this.(Based on a texturework by Kristorf)
· Seafire F.XVII SX336. Registration: SX336/G-KASX. After a long restoration, Seafire Mk.XVII SX336 (G-KASX) flew for the first time in over 40 years on 3rd May 2006 at North Weald. The date was the 60th anniversary of the aircraft's first flight in 1946, and the pilot that time - Tommy Thomson - was there to watch Pete Kynsey take to the air. Recovered from a scrapyard in 1973 after lying derelict, this is now the only Mk.17 Seafire flying. Allthough a XVII, use the AH-Seafire LIII model. (Original texture and research :96th_Nightshifter)
· Seafire L.III NF605 of No 803 Sqn, Royal Canadian Navy, RNAS Arbroath, Scotland, June 1945. Use the AH-Seafire LIII model for this. (Based on a texturework by jocko417)
Morton, January 2009
Submitted by Morton
Get it here:
For CFS2 you must download Buddha13's conversion package:
Be sure to download the updates.
Historic versions:
· MB229 6-H flown by 899 Naval Air Squadron from HMS Indomitable from Scapa Flow (Shetland Isles) as part of the British Home Fleet in June 1943. Uses the Seafire IIC model. (Based on a texturework by Kristorf)
· Seafire F.XV PR504/B of No 803 sqn RCN. Crash landed on HMCS Warrior in 1947. Use the AH-Seafire LIII model for this.(Based on a texturework by Kristorf)
· Seafire F.XVII SX336. Registration: SX336/G-KASX. After a long restoration, Seafire Mk.XVII SX336 (G-KASX) flew for the first time in over 40 years on 3rd May 2006 at North Weald. The date was the 60th anniversary of the aircraft's first flight in 1946, and the pilot that time - Tommy Thomson - was there to watch Pete Kynsey take to the air. Recovered from a scrapyard in 1973 after lying derelict, this is now the only Mk.17 Seafire flying. Allthough a XVII, use the AH-Seafire LIII model. (Original texture and research :96th_Nightshifter)
· Seafire L.III NF605 of No 803 Sqn, Royal Canadian Navy, RNAS Arbroath, Scotland, June 1945. Use the AH-Seafire LIII model for this. (Based on a texturework by jocko417)
Morton, January 2009
Submitted by Morton
