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DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT

DOUGLAS BOSTON Mk.III

This model depicts a Douglas Boston Mk.III of No. 88 Squadron, RAF, Circa 1942. This Squadron flew this aircraft type from 1940 to April 1945 and was one of only 4 RAF Squadrons to do so. Employed as medium and low level bombers, this Squadron was in constant action over France and the low countries. Later in 1944 they became a part of the 2nd TAF and provided tactical air support the Commonwealth armies advancing into Germany. This 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt and the aircraft skin was created by DeanH. This model has a specific cockpit created by Captain Kurt. Utilities used during the construction of this model were the 3DZ Studio and 3DZ converter tools by Alessandro Borges. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. Corrected Bomber version 25/May/2003 (B-26 -Flyable P-38J Slot)

This model depicts a Douglas Boston Mk.III of No. 88 Squadron, RAF, Circa 1944. This Squadron flew this aircraft type from 1940 to April 1945 and was one of only 4 RAF Squadrons to do so. Employed as medium and low level bombers, this Squadron was in constant action over France and the low countries. Later in 1944 they became a part of the 2nd TAF and provided tactical air support the Commonwealth armies advancing into Germany. This 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt and the aircraft skin was created by DeanH. This model has a specific cockpit created by Captain Kurt. Utilities used during the construction of this model were the 3DZ Studio and 3DZ converter tools by Alessandro Borges. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. (B-26 -Flyable P-38J Slot)

DOUGLAS A-20A

This model depicts a Douglas A-20A of No.22 Squadron, RAAF, which began operations with the A-20A in New Guinea 1942-43. They also flew Boston III versions. This group was re-equipped with Australian built Beauforts in 1944. Flt. Ltn. W.E. Newton won the Victoria Cross, the Commonwealth's highest honor on March 16th 1943, flying with this squadron. During this mission he and his gunner, Sgt. J. Lyon, were shot down and captured by the Japanese. Flt. Ltn. Newton was beheaded and Sgt. Lyon was bayonetted to death by the Japanese as their punishment for being captured. The Australians adopted the USAAF gun nose conversion for their A-20's. It carried 6 .50 claliber machine guns in the nose and was used for low level missions against Japanese barges, shipping and other installations, and other ground attack duties supporting the Australian Army's advance against Buna. They were used both as a strafer and bomber. This 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt and the aircraft skin was created by DeanH. This model has a specific cockpit created by Captain Kurt. Utilities used during the construction of this model were the 3DZ Studio and 3DZ converter tools by Alessandro Borges. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. This download contains both Flyable and Non-Flyable versions. (B-26 -Flyable P-38J Slot)

AVRO AIRCRAFT

AVRO LANCASTER B Mk.1

This model and skin depict an Avro Lancaster B Mk.1 bomber of No.106 Squadron, Royal Air Force. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model and skin by Captain Kurt based on the unfinished base project started by Moggy. (B-24 Slot)

AVRO LANCASTER B Mk.III

This model and skin depict an Avro Lancaster B Mk.III bomber of No.619 Squadron, Royal Air Force. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model and skin by Captain Kurt based on the unfinished base project started by Moggy. (B-24 Slot)

BRISTOL AIRCRAFT

BRISTOL BEAUFORT Mk.VII

This model depicts a Bristol Beaufort Mk.VII torpedo bomber from No.217 Sqdn, Coastal Command, based in Malta in 1941. The aircraft were used for anti-shipping attacks on Italian and German shipping. This version used twin Wasp engines. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model and skin by Captain Kurt. The model was based on the Blenheim Mk.IV, which was itself based on the Beaufighter of Woolfman. The skin was also based on an original by Woolfman. (MOSQ Slot)

This model depicts a Bristol Beaufort Mk.VII torpedo bomber from No.100 Sqdn. RAAF, based in Wewak New Guinea in 1944. Australia used this type extensively for anti-shipping strikes against the Japanese. This version was manufactured in Australia using twin Wasp engines - around 700 were completed there. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model and skin by Captain Kurt. The model was based on the Blenheim Mk.IV, which was itself based on the Beaufighter of Woolfman. The skin was also based on an original by Woolfman. (MOSQ Slot)

BRISTOL BLENHEIM Mk.IV

This model depicts a Bristol Blenheim Mk.IV F of No.254 Squardon, Coastal Command, Circa 1940. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model and skin by Captain Kurt with assistance from FreddyB . Modelling methods devised by Moggy were used. The model was based on the Blenheim Mk.1, which was itself based on the Beaufighter of Woolfman . Updated 3DZ model and skin 3/Oct/2003 (P-38H Slot)

This model depicts a Bristol Blenheim Mk.IV of No.82 Squardon, RAF Bomber Command, Circa 1940. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt with assistance from FreddyB . The skin was created by FreddyB . Modelling methods devised by Moggy were used. The model was based on the Blenheim Mk.1, which was itself based on the Beaufighter of Woolfman. Updated 3DZ model and skin 3/Oct/2003 (MOSQ Slot)

BRISTOL BLENHEIM Mk.1

This skin depicts a Bristol Blenheim Mk.1 of the Royal Air Force, operating in France during 1940. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (MOSQ Slot)

This skin depicts a Bristol Blenheim Mk.1 of the Royal Air Force, operating in Malaya during 1941. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (MOSQ Slot)

This skin depicts a Bristol Blenheim Mk.1 of the Royal Air Force, operating in Near East. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The aircraft skin was created by Claudio Wilches.The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (MOSQ Slot)

NORTH AMERICAN AIRCRAFT

NORTH AMERICAN MITCHELL MK.II (B25D)

This skin represents a Mitchell MK.II (B-25D) sent to the Royal Air Force under the lend-lease program. It flew with No. 226 Squadron, 2nd Tactical Air Force, RAF, based at Gilze Rijen, Netherlands in late 1944. This Squadron operated in support of the advancing Allied armies in the tactical support role. The D-Day invasion markings were retained due to the pressure of operations which prevented their removal. This HR aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt and skin by DeanH. (MOSQ Slot) (Emil’s Ardennes Campaign - He111 Slot) (Emil’s 1943-1945 EAW Campaign - Ju88 slot)

NORTH AMERICAN MUSTANG MK.III

This skin depicts the Mustang Mk.III, Ser No.FB166, as flown by Sqn/Ldr Eugeniusz Horbaczewski, OC of No.315 Squadron, Brenzett, June 1944. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt based on the original 3DZ modifications created by Geo. The shadow file, aircraft skin and middle distance model, with clear canopy and spinner, were by Claudio Wilches. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (HURR and P-51B Slot)

BREWSTER AIRCRAFT

BREWSTER MODEL 339 BUFFALO

This skin depicts a Brewster F2A (Model 339) 'Buffalo' of No.453 Squadron, RAF, flown form Singapore during 1941. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. Assistance was given by JG300sBlitzer for the spinner. (P-47C Slot)

CURTISS AIRCRAFT

CURTISS KITTYHAWK Mk.1

This skin represents a Kittyhawk Mk.1 (Curtiss A87A-2 [USAAF P-40E]) of No.112 Sqn, No.239 wing, 211 Group, Desert Air Force (RAF) during May 1942. This squadron was based at Gambut, Libya. This particular aircraft was coded GA-Y and was nicknamed "Pride of London" in small script above the left side fuselage roundel. The RAF Serial No. AK 772. The pilot was Sergeant Pilot H. G. Burney. This aircraft was lost near Bir Hakeim on 30 May, 1942. Pilot status unknown. This HR aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt, with skin by DeanH and cockpit details by Crashin' Jack. This model has many new features and comes with files for use in the Desert Air War (DAW) campaign. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (HURR Slot)

(7/February/2006) - This patch corrects a small gap at the bottom of the sliding canopy.

CURTISS P-40 TOMAHAWK MK.II

This skin depicts a Curtiss P-40 Tomahawk Mk.II, which flew with No.3 Squadron, RAAF, in the western desert during 1941. This particular aircraft was flown by Sgt. Rex Wilson who was credited with 8 victories, but was subseqentlty killed in action. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (HURR Slot)

CURTISS P-40 KITTYHAWK Mk.III

This skin depicts a Royal New Zealand Air Force Kittyhawk Mk.III, flown by No.s 14 and 15 Squadrons, RAAF. Both squadrons used the same aircraft at Kukum airfield, Guadalcanal, during 1943. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (HURR Slot)

CURTISS KITTYHAWK Mk.III

This skin represents a This model depicts P-40M-5 'Kittyhawk Mk.III', "Wairarapa Wildcat", of F/O Geoffrey Bryson Fisken of No.14 Squadron, RNZAF, July 1943 at Kukum Field, Guadalcanal. This HR aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt, with skin by DeanH and cockpit details by Crashin' Jack. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (TYPH Slot)

FAIREY AIRCRAFT

FAIREY BATTLE

This skin depicts a Fairey Battle of the AASf. These aircraft were employed as the main RAF bomber used by the AASF in France 1940, at the time of the German invasion. Although obsolescent, the brave RAF crews flew unstintingly against German columns and captured bridges and in the process were slaughtered. Almost the entire AASF force of Fairey Battles was destroyed in France and it was never used as a frontline aircraft again. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (P-51B Slot)

FAIREY FULMAR MK.1

This skin depicts a Fairey Fulmar Mk.1 of the Fleet Air Arm. This particular aircraft was probably from No.803 squadron, serving with HMS Formidable during 1941 and used for Mediterranean convoys escorts. However, the aircraft could also be from No.800 Squadron serving with HMS Indomintable in the Mediterranean during 1941. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt and Claudio Wilches. The aircraft skin was created by Claudio Wilches and includes his new cockpit file. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (SPIT 1 Slot)

FAIREY FULMAR MK.1

This skin depicts a Fairey Fulmar Mk.1 of the Fleet Air Arm. This particular aircraft was probably from No.803 squadron, serving with HMS Formidable during 1941 and used for Mediterranean convoys escorts. However, the aircraft could also be from No.800 Squadron serving with HMS Indomintable in the Mediterranean during 1941. Note that the British roundels were overpainted with the U.S. star. This was done to make the enemy forces believe that only American Forces participated in the "Torch Invasion". This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt and Claudio Wilches. The aircraft skin and new cockpit were created by Claudio Wilches. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (SPIT 1 Slot)

HAWKER AIRCRAFT

HAWKER HURRICANE Mk.1A TROPICAL

This skin depicts a Hawker Hurricane Mk.Ia of No.126 Squadron, Takali, Malta. This is the Hurricane, HA-D, Z2491, flown by Sgt W.D. Greenhalgh of 126 Squadron, who was shot down while strafing Comiso Airfield on the 24th November 1941. He became a prisoner of war. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The aircraft skin was created by Edward and Tom 'Shadow Dragon' Murphy. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (HURR Slot)

HAWKER HURRICANE Mk.IIC TROPICAL

This skin depicts a Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIc in tropical fit, including the Volkes air filter. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The aircraft skin was created by Jamie Richards.The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (HURR Slot)

HAWKER HURRICANE Mk.IIB TROPICAL

This skin depicts a Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIb in tropical fit, including the Volkes air filter. This particular aircaft, Ser No.BP166, served with No.238 Squadron, operating from many bases in Libya and Egypt during 1942. This model is a true EAW community project. This aircraft was created by Claudio Wilches with the wing hardpoints for bombs and rockets by Col. Gibbon. The new 3DZ model and tropical air filter were created by Captain Kurt. The non-mirrored codes were by Stewart Nunn and the cockpit instruments were by Migge. (HURR Slot)

DE-HAVILLAND AIRCRAFT

DE-HAVILLAND MOSQUITO MK.IV

This skin depicts a De-Haviland Mosquito Mk.IV of No.105 Squadron, RAF. This aircraft flew with No.2 Group during 1942. The glass nose was added by Captain Kurt and the aircraft skin was created by Claudio Wilches. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (MOSQ Slot)

SUPERMARINE AIRCRAFT

SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE MK.Vc

This skin depicts the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vc of the Royal Australian Air Force, flown by Flying Officer "Butch" Hamilton, a pilot with two kills in the Pacific Theatre of Operations - Northern Australia. F/O Hamilton served with No.457 Squadron of the RAAF based in Darwin during 1943. This aircraft skin was created by Flying Sheep and the 3DZ model was by Captain Kurt. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (SPIT 1 Slot)

SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE MK.1

This skin depicts the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.1 of No.92 Squadron, as flown by F/Lt. Robert Roland Stanford Tuck during the evacuation of Dunkirk. Tuck ended the war as a POW with 28 kills. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (SPIT Slot)

SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE MK.V TROPICAL

This skin depicts a Supermarine Spitfire Mk.V aircraft in tropical fit, which includes the chin air filter. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The aircraft skin was created by Jamie Richards and Redeyes'. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (SPIT 1 Slot)

GRUMMAN AIRCRAFT

TBM AVENGER

This skin depicts a Grumman TBM 'Avenger' from No.848 Squadron, Fleet Air Arm, operating from HMS Formidable, flying missions over Japan in August 1945. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model and skin by Captain Kurt, based on the original model by Woolfman. (P-47D Slot)

This cockpit for the Grumman TBM 'Avenger' from the Fleet Air Arm was created by Claudio Wiches.

GRUMMAN MARTLET (WILDCAT) MK.V

This skin depicts a Grumman Martlet (Wildcat) Mk.V flown by the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm. This skin represents an aircraft of No.1832 squadron, FAA, during June 1944. These aircraft and Supermarine Seafires, flew many sorties with the FAA for the purpose of spotting for the Fleet's naval bombardment of the D-Day beaches. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. The aircraft skin was created by Steve Day. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (P-47C Slot)

CHANCE-VOUGHT AIRCRAFT

CHANCE-VOUGHT F4U-1D CORSAIR

This skin depicts a Chance-Vought F4U-1D of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, operating from the Solomon Islands during 1944. These aircraft were used for patrol and ground strike missions. The readme file, if included, will give details of this skin and credits to those concerned in it's creation. (P-51D Slot)