spitfire

This package contains textures for the payware FS2004 Aeroplane Heaven/Just Flight Spitfire Mk. IIa. They show an aircraft from No. 277 Squadron RAF, which was an Air Sea Rescue unit. The Spitfire P7650 from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight was painted in the same scheme from 1997 until...

Spitfire Mk.Ib R6776 coded QV-H flown by Flt. Sgt. George “Grumpy” Unwin RAF Fowlmere August 1940. The Mk.Ib version was the Spitfire armed with 2 Hispano 20mm cannons. Initially this was a big success as the were mounted tilted on their side and seized when exposed to hight G-forces. This was...

Spitfire Mk Ia, S/L George "Ben" Bennions, No 41 Squadron RAF. P/O Bennions was one of the leading Battle of Britain Spitfire pilots, credited with twelve enemy aircraft destroyed (1 German bomber and 11 fighters), five probably destroyed and five damaged in just over 2 months. On 1 October...

Spitfire N3180, flown by P/O Alan Christopher Deere (RNZAF), No. 54 Squadron, RAF Hornchurch, Essex. The New Zealander Deere, who took first flight in Spitfire on March 6th, 1940, participated in the first operation of the No. 54 Squadron, providing air support for the retreating forces in...

Sgt. Ralph Havercroft. No 92 (East India) squadron Pembrey August 1940. Reforming at Tangmere on 10 October 1939, 92 Squadron was intended to become a Blenheim fighter unit, but in March 1940, these were replaced by Spitfires, becoming operation in May. It spent the early part of the Battle of...

The textures depict the Spitfire R6690, flown by P/O John C. Dundas, No. 609 Squadron, RAF Middle Wallop, 13 August 1940. According the Air Ministry directive from 11 August 1940 the aircraft should already have had roundels at the bottom of the wings. However this was not introduced by 609...

This package contains textures for the payware FS2004 Spitfire by Aeroplane Heaven/JustFlight. These textures depict the Spitfire P9495, coded DW-K, as it was flown by No.610 squadron during the early stages from the Battle of Britain. No.610 squadron RAF received 4 Spitfires Mk. Ia which used...

This package contains alternative textures form the AH/Justfight Spitfire Mk. Ia. The textures depict The Spitfire N3250 flown by Pilot Officer Allan Wright of 92 Squadron, RAF Croydon, United Kingdom, late May/early June 1940. The unit retained their pre-war GR unit code, until the switch was...

This package contains alternative textures form the AH/Justfight Spitfire Mk. Ia. The textures depict the Spitfire R6709 as it flew with No.54 Squadron, RAF Hornchurch, United Kingdom, March 1940. The Spitfire R6709 coded KL-T was flown by the New Zealand Pilot Officer Colin Gray. Colin Gray got...

This package contains alternative textures form the AH/Justfight Spitfire Mk. Ia. The textures depict the Spitfire K9942 as it flew with 72 Squadron from Church Felton, Yorkshire spring 1939. This aircraft has a long history, K9942 was involved in both the Battle of Dunkirk and the early stages...

This package contains a repaint depicting the Spitfire Mk.I no K9843 from 54 squadron, which received its first Spitfire in March 1939. The aircraft has the standard day-night under surfaces. 54 squadron used the squadron code DL- until September 1939, after it was replaced by KL-. This aircraft...

This package contains the repaint depicting the Spitfire Mk. I no K9794, with registration WZ-T. As flown by 19 Squadron RAF autumn 1938. The aircraft was known to be frequently flown by the Commanding Officer of 19 Squadron, Squadron Leader H.I. Cozens. The aircraft had the standard back &...

This package contains a repaint depicting the Spitfire Mk. I no K9811, with squadron code WZ-S. As it was flown by 19 Squadron RAF in October 1938. After the Munich crisis the RAF prepared for war. The yellow around the roundels was removed and the three coloured roundels on wings and fuselage...

This package contains the repaint depicting the Spitfire Mk. I no K9797. K9797 was the 11th production Spitfire, and was delivered to 19 Squadron, RAF Duxford on 7 October 1938. It was written off after a crash landing caused by an engine failure. The pilot, Sgt Pilot George Unwin eventually...

Note: The package has been modified by the SOH librarian on 10 December, 2019 to include the following update: Just Flight/Aeroplane Heaven Supermarine Spitfire PR XIX, RM645, 682 sqn, 1944 just replace the bitmap files spit1_t and spit2_t into the initial folder texture.RM645 . see the four...

This is the scheme that TD248 was well known for on the airshow circuit in Britain. From its first post-restoration flight in 1992 until 2005, the scheme this Spitfire wore represented a post war racing scheme as painted on a 41 Squadron Spitfire F.21 as used in races at Blackpool. Spitfire...

Delivered to the RAF in August 1945, this Spitfire saw no Squadron service. It was converted as the personal aircraft for use by Air Chief Marshall James M Robb (hence the JMR codes). He operated the aircraft in this attractive scheme from 1946 to 1951, when he was AOC Fighter Command, and...

RW396 was delivered to the RAF in July 1945 and after time in storage was delivered to the Central Gunnery School at Leconfield in April 1946. This scheme represents the aircraft's time there. This aircraft was destroyed in a forced landing in 1949. This texture was originally made by Hammerd...

This is a repaint for the FS2004 Just Flight Spitfire MKIX (Patched 1.0 version) representing Spitfire F.IX EN398, flown by leading ace, Wing Commander Johnnie Johnson, 402 Sqn, 1943. By Mick Bradford

This is a repaint for the FS2004 Just Flight Spitfire MKIX (Patched 1.0 version) representing probably the world's most famous Spitfire, LF.IX MH434. This repaint depicts one of the many fictitious Squadron codes worn by the aircraft whilst she was used in the 1968 film 'The Battle Of Britain'...