SkyUnlimited P-38 Lightnings X Updated

Some great shots there guys! The bumps are great and the new paints are spectacular!
:ernae: Jesse and Stiz:applause:
 
Excellent update!
A major improvement on the previous version, thank you, Jesse and Stiz!

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I seem to have lost my key file and password. Is there any way to get it back?
I have my invoice # and stuff. Thanks for any help.
 
I think I sent you a message. I'm pretty new at this. And Thanks!
I'm a real old bird and the P38 was my favorite toy during WW II.
 
Just downloaded and installed the updated version. Paint schemes are greatly improved and look sharp. The switches in the cockpit work and do not lock up my computer. A little disappointed to see the switch marked "fluorescent lights" still activates the recognition lights. I have not yet had the opportunity to check out the flight dynamics.
 
Thanks to the Sky Unlimited team for the update; download and installation was smooth as silk.

Cheers,
Rick

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Wow... me neither now, jankees. Odd too, as it is a website visited often here, linked from: http://p38assn.org/Personnel/photo-recon.htm

The version was clearly posted as a blue-gray one, with shark teeth on both engine nacelles. A wealth of others there, as well. Now all that is found is that pesky 404 message.

Maybe it will come back soon... hopefully. Thanks for the response.

*Edit*- Scroll these beauties while waiting for the 33rd PRS site to come back up:

http://www.9thprs.org/html/F5E2LO.html

"Fly N Hell" could be a great one too (2nd from the top), if enough good pics can be found.


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All 3 links sre working for me now in IE. Sent you a PM with the pic, jankees, just in case.
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Am loving the contrails @ over FL200...

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Wormingford is actually the only one I've done at the moment which was an active P-38 station, which was the 55th FG. The CL-V paint from the base pack is 55th FG, so I wouldn't worry about me. I'm catered for. :d

However, if there were any vaguely interesting schemes flown by them, the 14th FG flew P-38s from Atcham in Shropshire for a while. Both squadrons in the Group at the time operated Lightnings, the 48th FS - Coded "ES" - only flew the P-38J, while the 49th FS - Coded "QU" flew F, G and J models. Atcham is on my list for a number of reasons, so if there's anything worth doing for the 14th FG's early liveries, that would be appreciated. I strongly suspect there won't be, however, as they were far more active in other theatres after leaving Britain. They just used the Shropshire hills to get used to claggy European weather before going into combat, I strongly suspect, as most of the flying from Atcham was P-47s rather than P-38s.
 
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