Seafire MkIII for MAW, PTO and ETO

[ndicki]

Coming very soon... 11 of them, from a number of users.

 

[ndicki]

 

[ndicki]

1% - 4GB Seafire Mk. LIII for MAW, ETO and PTO

A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 3 British Aircraft

Description: 1% - 4GB Seafire Mk. LIII for MAW, ETO and PTO

Seafire Mk.LIII NF493 D5-N, No.709 NAS, Ground Attack School, School of Naval Warfare, St Merryn, November 1944
Seafire Mk.LIII NF497 D6-Y, No.809 Sqn NAS, HMS Stalker, Mediterranean Sea, Late 1944
Seafire Mk.LIII NF510 114, No.794 NAS, HMS Implacable, February 1947
Seafire Mk.LIII NN212 S-112, Sub Lt G.J. Murphy, No.887 NAS, HMS Indefatigable, off Japan, August 1945
Seafire Mk.LIII NN344 K-O, No.899 NAS, HMS Khedive, Operation Dragoon, South of France, August 1944
Seafire Mk.LIII PP979 D5-X, No.807 NAS, HMS Hunter, British East Indies Fleet, Andaman Sea, May 1945
Seafire Mk.LIII PR146 124, 54.S - 14, Escadrille de Servitude 54.S, Carrier Arromanches, French Aeronavale, 1947
Seafire Mk.LIII PR189 P7-N, No.801 NAS, HMS Implacable, British Pacific Fleet, May 1945
Seafire Mk.LIII RX347 Y3-A, No.759 NAS, No.1 Naval Air Fighter School, Yeovilton, February 1946
Seafire Mk.LIII 152, No.1 Fighter Squadron, Irish Air Corps, Germanston, 1948
Seafire Mk.LIII serial unknown 1.F-12, Arromanches, Gulf of Tonkin, December 1948

Upgrade of the Zuyax/3A Seafire Mk.III

Credits:

Model by Zuyax/Three Aces, tweaked and updated by Rene Leppä

Cockpit By Stephan Seybolt, Daniel Holtz, Clive Morley, Rob Stevenson and John Whelan, modified by Stephan Seybolt and Daniel Holtz.

AvHistory Spitfire Mk.XIV 4.00 Flight Model by gregoryp of AvHistory modified to Seafire III with clipped wings and Merlin 55M engine by Rene Leppä.

Skins by Nigel Dickinson

Pylons by Rene Leppä

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit 1% - 4GB Seafire Mk. LIII for MAW, ETO and PTO
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.

 

[ndicki]

Now available.

 

[Led Zeppelin]

Once again unusual models, downloading now, thanks!

 

[Daiwilletti]

Good to have some 1944-45 era planes for the Med!

 

[gecko]

Nigel, at this point you ought to just change your handle to Castle Bromwich.

 

[ndicki]

And in case anyone thought it was over yet... These are bodge-job MkIXe and MkXVIe aircraft using the existing models - so some inaccuracies - but which have been modified into performing as aircraft with the E armament fit. It fills a gap...

These are just a few of the more colourful ones. There are others...

 

[ndicki]

And so on.

 

[Cuttles]

Ah--- yes please! Beautiful, thankyou very much again...scholarly