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- Thread starter UncleTgt
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kelticheart
Charter Member
Thank you!
KH
klausreiss
Charter Member
Great! That's it! Please release it!
Best wishes
Best wishes
UncleTgt
SOH-CM-2026
FAA_Martlet IV Op Torch UT.zip
A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Skins - British
Description: F.A.A. Grumman Martlet IV skin by UncleTgt
This is a repaint for the Donationware F4F-4 Wildcat for CFS 2.
This aircraft is from 888 Squadron Fleet Air Arm November 1942, when aircraft from this squadron were based on H.M.S. Formidable during Operation Trch, the Allied Invasion of North Africa. This a/c is believed to have been flown by Lt Denis Jeram on 6th NOV 1942 when he scored his fifth kill, a Vichy French Block MB174 to become an ace.
To install,create a backup of your F4F-4 Wildcat textures. Unzip the download to a temporary folder & copy across your chosen texture files into the texture folder for the F4F-4, letting it overwrite the files there.
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Create a copy of your F4F-4 Wildcat aircraft & rename it. Replace the textures with the files included in this zip.
Thanks to FDGv2 group for a detailed model, all I did was to rework the textures back to a plain unmarked skin, then apply some camo & markings.
This is freeware and subject to the usual conditions.
UncleTgt,
JAN 2014
To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit FAA_Martlet IV Op Torch UT.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Skins - British
Description: F.A.A. Grumman Martlet IV skin by UncleTgt
This is a repaint for the Donationware F4F-4 Wildcat for CFS 2.
This aircraft is from 888 Squadron Fleet Air Arm November 1942, when aircraft from this squadron were based on H.M.S. Formidable during Operation Trch, the Allied Invasion of North Africa. This a/c is believed to have been flown by Lt Denis Jeram on 6th NOV 1942 when he scored his fifth kill, a Vichy French Block MB174 to become an ace.
To install,create a backup of your F4F-4 Wildcat textures. Unzip the download to a temporary folder & copy across your chosen texture files into the texture folder for the F4F-4, letting it overwrite the files there.
OR
Create a copy of your F4F-4 Wildcat aircraft & rename it. Replace the textures with the files included in this zip.
Thanks to FDGv2 group for a detailed model, all I did was to rework the textures back to a plain unmarked skin, then apply some camo & markings.
This is freeware and subject to the usual conditions.
UncleTgt,
JAN 2014
To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit FAA_Martlet IV Op Torch UT.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
Blood_Hawk23
Charter Member
I like those alot. Outstanding work UT.
Why did they put US Navy on them. I know why they used the Roundles. was it for the same reason?
Why did they put US Navy on them. I know why they used the Roundles. was it for the same reason?
UncleTgt
SOH-CM-2026
couple more FDG Corsair repaint WIPs
I found a reference to 5 x Formidable Corsairs being used as dive bombers during the Tirpitz strike, carrying an asymmetric load of centreline fuel tank, & 1000lb bomb under stbd wing root.
So, I'm modiying the dp file to reproduce - haven't tried taking off from a carrier yet...
I found a reference to 5 x Formidable Corsairs being used as dive bombers during the Tirpitz strike, carrying an asymmetric load of centreline fuel tank, & 1000lb bomb under stbd wing root.
So, I'm modiying the dp file to reproduce - haven't tried taking off from a carrier yet...
bearcat241
SOH-CM-2023
All of your FAA skins rock UncleTgt, but these Corsairs are the ones i've been waiting patiently for since you first announced them early in the thread. Looking forward to the Seafires too! 
Reply...
UncleTgt,
Fantastic work. I did something along those lines with asymmetrical payloads for the 20th Fighter Group!
UncleTgt,
Fantastic work. I did something along those lines with asymmetrical payloads for the 20th Fighter Group!
Send it to me, I will write it into a mission as player and see if she will take off.
UncleTgt
SOH-CM-2026
DD73
Check your mail, its already sent (along with some repaint goodies...)
Bearcat
The Seafires are already up
Corsair II won't be much longer, probably do Home Fleet & Eastern Fleet skin packs.
Corsair IV requires a little more thought, the FAA loadouts & weapons need to be very similar to the II, & simply using the corsair II model is OK, but not quite correct.
Plus I get distracted easily....
Check your mail, its already sent (along with some repaint goodies...)
Bearcat
The Seafires are already up
Corsair II won't be much longer, probably do Home Fleet & Eastern Fleet skin packs.
Corsair IV requires a little more thought, the FAA loadouts & weapons need to be very similar to the II, & simply using the corsair II model is OK, but not quite correct.
Plus I get distracted easily....
UncleTgt
SOH-CM-2026
some details about the asymmetric dive bomber loadout
http://hmsformidable.com/Formy-recollections1.htm
Note the recollection says port wing, but any photos I've seen indicate stbd wing loading...
http://hmsformidable.com/Formy-recollections1.htm
Note the recollection says port wing, but any photos I've seen indicate stbd wing loading...
UncleTgt
SOH-CM-2026
FDG2 Corsiar II skinpack Home Fleet UT.zip
A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Skins - British
Description: FDG2 Corsair Mk II Home Fleet skinpack by UncleTgt
These are a collection of repaints for the FDG2 Corsair MkII for CFS 2. This pack is Home Fleet & Mediterranean Fleet aircraft.
The aircraft are:
7R, JT443 Lt Percy Cole, 1830 FAA flying from HMS Illustrious during transit to the Indian Ocean, DEC 43
7S, JT565 1834 FAA flying from HMS Victorious during Tirpitz strikes MAY 44
7L, JT325 1841 FAA lead 1000lb dive bomber a/c flying off HMS Formidable, during Tirpitz strikes, AUG44
7T, JT404 1841 FAA flying off HMS Formidable during Tirpitz strikes AUG44
Also includes, updated dp using kelti-style exhaust effects & weapons from Bismark 13's Beaufighter
(WD_beauTFX, available at SOH)
To install, unzip the download and place your chosen files in the correct folder(s) for the FDG2 Corsair MkII within the aircraft folder in your CFS2 Main Directory. Back up any originals & replace them with these.
Thanks to
Fightertown Design Group for a great family of Corsair models.
This is freeware and subject to the usual conditions
UncleTgt
JAN 2014
To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit FDG2 Corsiar II skinpack Home Fleet UT.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Skins - British
Description: FDG2 Corsair Mk II Home Fleet skinpack by UncleTgt
These are a collection of repaints for the FDG2 Corsair MkII for CFS 2. This pack is Home Fleet & Mediterranean Fleet aircraft.
The aircraft are:
7R, JT443 Lt Percy Cole, 1830 FAA flying from HMS Illustrious during transit to the Indian Ocean, DEC 43
7S, JT565 1834 FAA flying from HMS Victorious during Tirpitz strikes MAY 44
7L, JT325 1841 FAA lead 1000lb dive bomber a/c flying off HMS Formidable, during Tirpitz strikes, AUG44
7T, JT404 1841 FAA flying off HMS Formidable during Tirpitz strikes AUG44
Also includes, updated dp using kelti-style exhaust effects & weapons from Bismark 13's Beaufighter
(WD_beauTFX, available at SOH)
To install, unzip the download and place your chosen files in the correct folder(s) for the FDG2 Corsair MkII within the aircraft folder in your CFS2 Main Directory. Back up any originals & replace them with these.
Thanks to
Fightertown Design Group for a great family of Corsair models.
This is freeware and subject to the usual conditions
UncleTgt
JAN 2014
To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit FDG2 Corsiar II skinpack Home Fleet UT.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.