This pack contains skins for the FSDS2 revised Paul Rebuffat BF109 models F2. You can find the models at Sim_Outhouse/FS2004 downloads/Aircrafts.
These repaints are all reworked IL2 skins and depicts:
Uffz. Alfred Grislawski. 9./JG 52. (not shure if this was a F2. Nice skin anyway)
Original by The Fly
-Bf 109F-4 flown by Oberleutnant Viktor Bauer, 9./JG 3, Schshigry/USSR, June 30th 1942.
Oblt Bauer operated with 9. Staffel over the Demyansk sector in February 1942, and brought home his 39th and 40th victories. These were reportedly MiG-3s, but were most likely LaGG-3s. On August 10th, 1942, Viktor Bauer was shot down by Soviet fighters and severly injured. He never returned to front-line duty, and was credited with a total of 106 victories, all but 4 on the Eastern Front.
Original by Canon
-Bf 109F-2 'Yellow 10' flown by Uffz. Hofmann, 9./JG 2, France, Summer 1941.
Original by Canon
-Bf 109F-2 flown by Leutnant Walter Nowotny, 3./JG 54, Krasnogvardesyk/USSR, July 7th, 1942.
On July 19th, 1941, Walter Nowotny was shot down by a Soviet fighter over the Gulf of Riga, and spent three days in a rubber dinghy. He didn't overcome the shock of this incident until his section leader, Leutnant Gerhard Lautenschlaeger was shot down and killed in front of him by a Soviet Kittyhawk on May 16th 1942. Nowotny destroyed the Kittyhawk, and from then on the spell was broken. On August 2nd, 1942, he brought home seven victories. On October 14th, 1943 he became the first fighter pilot to reach 250 victories. Walter Nowotny was killed on November 8th, 1944, flying an Me 262.
Original by Canon.
-Bf 109F-2 flown by Oblt. Helmut Meckel, 2./JG3, Operation Barbarossa, Summer 1941
Original by Canon
Morton Nov 2005
Submitted by Morton
These repaints are all reworked IL2 skins and depicts:
Uffz. Alfred Grislawski. 9./JG 52. (not shure if this was a F2. Nice skin anyway)
Original by The Fly
-Bf 109F-4 flown by Oberleutnant Viktor Bauer, 9./JG 3, Schshigry/USSR, June 30th 1942.
Oblt Bauer operated with 9. Staffel over the Demyansk sector in February 1942, and brought home his 39th and 40th victories. These were reportedly MiG-3s, but were most likely LaGG-3s. On August 10th, 1942, Viktor Bauer was shot down by Soviet fighters and severly injured. He never returned to front-line duty, and was credited with a total of 106 victories, all but 4 on the Eastern Front.
Original by Canon
-Bf 109F-2 'Yellow 10' flown by Uffz. Hofmann, 9./JG 2, France, Summer 1941.
Original by Canon
-Bf 109F-2 flown by Leutnant Walter Nowotny, 3./JG 54, Krasnogvardesyk/USSR, July 7th, 1942.
On July 19th, 1941, Walter Nowotny was shot down by a Soviet fighter over the Gulf of Riga, and spent three days in a rubber dinghy. He didn't overcome the shock of this incident until his section leader, Leutnant Gerhard Lautenschlaeger was shot down and killed in front of him by a Soviet Kittyhawk on May 16th 1942. Nowotny destroyed the Kittyhawk, and from then on the spell was broken. On August 2nd, 1942, he brought home seven victories. On October 14th, 1943 he became the first fighter pilot to reach 250 victories. Walter Nowotny was killed on November 8th, 1944, flying an Me 262.
Original by Canon.
-Bf 109F-2 flown by Oblt. Helmut Meckel, 2./JG3, Operation Barbarossa, Summer 1941
Original by Canon
Morton Nov 2005
Submitted by Morton
