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Spitfire PR XI PA944 Capt John S Blyth

Spitfire PR XI PA944 Capt John S Blyth 20260723

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This package contains alternative textures for the FS2004 Spitfire PR.XI by Chris Lampard and Shessi. The textures show the Spitfire PA944 from 14th Photographic Squadron, 7th Photographic Reconnaissance Group from the US Eighth Air Force USAAF. This aircraft is most likely best know from the footage of a wheels up landing performed by Capt. John S. Blyth on September 12, 1944 at RAF Mount Farm.

To use these textures you must have the Spitfire PR IX/XI package by Chris Lampard and Shessi installed. This package can be found in the libary at Sim-Outhouse.org. The main textures (SPXI_1.bmp, SPXI_2.bmp and SPXI_3.bmp) are done in 16-bits format, which should make them usable for the CFS2 version of this model as well.

I want to thank Chris Lampard and Shessi for this lovely model and Martin Wright for his great graphic tools which were used to turn my drawings in something which can be used in FS2004.

Enjoy,
Huub Vink
July 2026

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