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hv Mitsubishi J2M3 Raiden Yoshihiro Aoki

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hv Mitsubishi J2M3 Raiden Yoshihiro Aoki - Raiden Yoshihiro Aoki

This package contains alternative textures for the Mitsubishi J2M3 Raiden (Jack) by Tim "piglet" Conrad. The textures show the aircraft flown by the Japanese pilot Yoshihiro Aoki.

Res. Lt (JG) Yoshihiro Aoki was istructor with Tainan Kokutai (II) in 1944 in Formosa/Taiwan.
On July 15, 1944 he flew first Raiden 21 from Atsugi AB to Tainan AB.
Aoki scored 2 victories on 12. October 1944 during defence of Formosa against US Navy units.
In December Aoki was transferred to Kokutai 352 in Japan...

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Very nice, as always! :ernaehrung004:

I somehow missed this model until now, so now I have a new plane as well as a new skin for it. :)
 
Hmmm... I downloaded the repaint and saw tat the texture files are in DSS format and have bump maps. Isn't this an FSX paint job for an FSX model?
 
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