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Textures only, require Milton Shupe & Team's FS2004 and FSX Grumman Mallard TPX 1.2. FSX Grumman Malard Corona N51151. Repaint by Martial FERON.

This is a repaint for the FS2004 version of the excellent Douglas A-20G by Milton Shupe and team. The model can be found here at the SOH in the library. The repaint depicts the Douglas A-20G Mischievous Mary II flown from Floridablanca, Luzon (Philippines) during spring 1945. On several...

This a very rare paint scheme of an Douglas A20 of the Brazilian Air Force. You need the FS9 Douglas A-20G done by Milton Shupe. The Brazilian Air Force had Douglas A-20K in service. This bird differed in some details from the former G model. So it had a plexiglass nose and other engines and...

SAAF 24 Squadron Douglas DB-7B Boston III paint schemes for Milton Shupe's Douglas A-20C Havoc. They were created using the excellent paint kits from William Ellis.

SAAF 12 Squadron Douglas DB-7B Boston III paint schemes for Milton Shupe's Douglas A-20C Havoc. They were created using the excellent paint kits from William Ellis.

This file contains alternative textures in 1024x1024 32bits bmp format, for the Douglas P-70 A-2 Nighthawk by by Milton Shupe, Tom Falley, William Ellis, Roman Stoviak, GLH with original Pilot figures by Jan Visser and Bill Ortis (mod'd). These textures can only be used for the FS2004 version of...

A skin for Milton Shupe's Douglas A-20C Havoc depicting an aircraft of the 15th Bombardment Squadron, 8th U.S. Army Air Force, based in the UK in 1942. Members of the 15th Bomb Squadron attached to an RAF Boston unit flew the first 8th Air Force mission. Several of these planes, like this one...

A skin for Milton Shupe's B-26 Marauder This B-26C is dressed up as a B-26G of the 585th Bomb Squadron, 394th Bomb Group, 9th U.S. Army Air Force, Cambrai / Niergnives, France, fall 1944. It has its upper surfaces painted in what appears to be RAF Forest Green. Skin by Mick with help from the...

A skin for Milton Shupe's B-26 Marauder This B-26C is dressed up as a B-26F of the 558th Bomb Squadron, 387th Bomb Group, 9th U.S. Army Air Force. Skin by Mick with the help of the paint kit by Steve Bryant.

A skin for Milton Shupe's B-26 Marauder. This B-26C is dressed up as B-26 (no suffix letter) 40-1361, the very first Marauder. The B-26 was ordered into production from the drawing board and there was no prototype. 40-1361 was the first pre-production example. It first flew with no markings...

This file contains alternative textures for the Douglas A-20G Havoc by by Milton Shupe, Tom Falley, William Ellis, Roman Stoviak, GLH with original Pilot figures by Jan Visser and Bill Ortis (mod'd). The textures depict the Douglas A-20G "Scotch and Soda" of 3rd Bomber Group (Attack group)...

*** UPDATED WITH NEW MODEL & FIXES *** A skin for Milton Shupe's B-26 Marauder depicting a JM-1 wearing the U.S. Navy's mid-1943 livery with the 3-color camo scheme and red-bordered nartional insignia. The photo that inspired this skin had no caption with unit information. It could've belonged...

FS9 Only: These textures represent a P-70A2 that served with the 6th Night Fighter Squadron, Detachment A. Detachment A operated from Three-Mile Airstrip, Near Port Moresby, New Guinea in 1943. The large blue "roundel" on the nose was a hallmark of the unit with several other machines sporting...

*** UPDATED WITH NEW MODEL & FIXES *** A skin for Milton Shupe's B-26 Marauder depicting a U.S. Navy JM-1 of utility Squadron Seven (VJ-7) based at NAS Pearl harbor in late 1944. That the real JM didn't have the B-26's gun positions. Shorn of all armor and armament, the JM was the fastest...

*** UPDATED WITH NEW MODEL & FIXES *** A skin for Milton Shupe's B-26 Marauder depicting a Marine Corps JM-1. The Marines had several utility squadrons and it's not known which one this plane belonged to. A photo and a profile, both hosted on several web sites, plus a model kit decal option...

*** UPDATED WITH NEW MODEL & FIXES*** A skin for Milton Shupe's B-26 Marauder. "Joe's Banana Boat" was a Navy JM-1 target tug based at NAS Banana River, Florida and probably belonged to Utilty Squadron Sixteen (VJ-16.) The real JM had no gun positions. Devoid of armor and armament, the JM was...

UPDATED - ENHANCED - FIXED A skin for Milton Shupe's B-26 Marauder This B-26G belonged to the 654th Bomb Squadron (Recon), 25th Bomb Group (Recon), 9th U.S. Army Air Force. In the spring of of 1944 the 25th BG(R) received four B-26G's modified for night photography. They were painted all or...

This file contains alternative textures for the Douglas P-70 A-2 Nighthawk by by Milton Shupe, Tom Falley, William Ellis, Roman Stoviak, GLH with original Pilot figures by Jan Visser and Bill Ortis (mod'd). Faced with a shortage of night fighters / intruders, the USAAF adopted the RAF practice...

UPDATED - ENHANCED - FIXED This B-26G belonged to the 456th Bomb Squadron, 323rd Bomb Group, 9th U.S. Army Air Force, based at Laon/Athiues, France in the winter of 1944-45. It wears overall black camouflage for night intruder operations over the Ardennes. Skin by Mick with help from the paint...

UPDATED - ENHANCED - FIXED A skin for Milton Shupe's B-26 Marauder. The B-26B "Rat Poison" belonged to the 533rd Bomb Squadron, 386th Bomb Group, 12th U.S. Army Air Force, as it appeared in the summer of 1943 during the Italian campaign.