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DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT

This is the separate download for the CTD wing fix for the Douglas A20 series of models, created by Captain Kurt.

DOUGLAS A-20A

This model depicts the Douglas A-20A 'War Bond Special', flown by Lieutenant Risden Lyons of the 89th Bomb Squadron, 3rd Attack Group, 5th Air Force, USAAF, New Guinea 1942-43.This group was in action in the Pacific from May 1942 until the end of the war.Durng the first year and a half, only enough A-20A and A-20C models were available to equip this single squadron, the other unit squadrons flying mainly B-25s. They flew first in the New Guinea area and later moved to the Philippines when bases were secured there during the invasion to retake the islands. It carried 6 .50 claliber machine guns in the nose and was used for low level missions against airfields, shipping and other installations, both as a strafer and bomber. This new aircraft High Resolution 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt. 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.  Updated with new 3DZ model 21/May/2003 (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)

DOUGLAS A-20B

This model depicts the Douglas A-20B 'Lady Jean', a glass nosed medium altitude bomber of the 47th Bomb Group, 12th Air Force, USAAF, shortly after they arrived in North Africa in 1942 for tactical air support. The Group used the A-20s at first for medium altitude and low level bombing missions, and later when news of the successful gun nose conversions made by the 89th Squadron for their Pacific theater A-20's reached them, converted a number of their A-20B's to ground strafers. This new aircraft High Resolution 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt. 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)

This model depicts the Douglas A-20B 'Marty I', a gun nosed strafer conversion of the 84th Bomb Squadron, 47th Bomb Group, 12th Air Force, USAAF shortly after they arrived in North Africa in 1942 for tactical air support. The Group used the A-20s at first for medium altitude and low level bombing missions, and later when news of the successful gun nose conversions made by the 89th Squadron for their Pacific theater A-20's reached them, converted a number of their A-20B's to ground strafers. This new aircraft High Resolution 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt. 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-20G

This model depicts the Douglas A-20G 'Green Hornet' of the 675th Bomb Squadron, 417th Bomb Group, 5th Air Force, USAAF. This group was in action in the Pacific from January 1944 until the end of the war. They flew first in the New Guinea area and later moved to the Philippines when bases were secured there during the invasion to retake the islands. It carried 6 .50 claliber machine guns in the nose and was used for low level missions against airfields, shipping and other installations, both as a strafer and bomber.hipping, and other installations, both as a strafer and bomber. This new aircraft High Resolution 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt. 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.  Updated with wing CTD fix 12/May/2003 (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)

This model depicts the Douglas A-20G 'Little Joe' from the 389th Bomb Squadron, 3rd Bomb Group, 5th Air Force, USAAF. This group was in action in the Pacific from 1942 until the end of the war. Durng the first year and a half, only enough A-20A and A-20C models were available to equip a single squadron, the other unit sqaudrons flying mainly B-25s. They began to re-equip with the A-20G in late 1943 and by January, 1944 were in action with their new mounts, this time with 4 full squadrons. They flew first in the New Guinea area and later moved to the Philippines when bases were secured there during the invasion to retake the islands. The A-20G carried 6 .50 claliber machine guns in the nose and was used for low level missions against airfields, shipping, and other installations, both as a strafer and bomber. This new aircraft High Resolution 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt. 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.  Updated with wing CTD fix 12/May/2003 (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)

This model depicts the Douglas A-20G 'Miss Winona II', flown by Captain Rod Arnett with the 674th Bomb Squadron, 417th Bomb Group, 5th Air Force, USAAF. This group was in action in the Pacific from January 1944 until the end of the war. They flew first in the New Guinea area and later moved to the Philippines when bases were secured there during the invasion to retake the islands. It carried 6 .50 claliber machine guns in the nose and was used for low level missions against airfields, shipping and other installations, both as a strafer and bomber. This new aircraft High Resolution 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt. 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.  Updated with wing CTD fix 12/May/2003 (B-26 - Flyable P-38J Slot)

DOUGLAS A-20J

This model depicts the Douglas A-20J 'Bill', which was Bill was an A-20J from the 644th Bomb Squadron, 410th Bomb Group, 9th Air Force USAAF, named after the young son of the pilot. The 410th BG flew medium altitude bombing missions first from England and later from captured airfields in France after the invasion. Most missions after the invasion were tactical to support Allied armies advancing into occupied France. She was shot down by flak and made a forced landing in liberated France in 1944. It is thought that the gunner was either killed or seriously wounded in the incident. This new aircraft High Resolution 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt. 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 the Douglas A-20J 'Helen', which was A-20J from the 645th Bomb Squadron, 410th Bomb Group, 9th Air Force USAAF in 1945. The 410th BG flew medium altitude bombing missions first from England and later from captured airfields in France after the invasion. Most missions after the invasion were tactical to support Allied armies advancing into occupied France. By 1945, German ground movement was done at night to elude the rover fighter bombers that blanketed what was left of the western part of the Third Reich. The 410th switched a number of their aircraft to night interdiction missions flown singly instead of by formations of bombers. The planes carried flares, which they would drop over highways, and then proceed to bomb any traffic they found. A number of these planes were painted overall black in the field for these missions - 'Helen' was one of these. This new aircraft High Resolution 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt. 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)

LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT

LOCKHEED P38H LIGHTNING

This model depicts the P-38H Lightning "Stingeree" of the 37th Fighter Squadron, 14th Fighter Group, flown by Major William L. Leverette, Commanding Gambut-2, Libya, 1943. Of his total of 11 victories, 7 were Junkers Ju-87 aircraft, all in one sortie on the 10/9/43. Whilst flying over the Aegean Sea he spotted a large formation of Stukas attacking Royal Navy vessels, which were bombarding the German and Italian garrisions on Rhodes. In the right place at the right time. This new aircraft 3DZ model was created by Captain Kurt based on initial work carried out by Col. Gibbon. The aircraft skin was created by Captain Kurt and Redeyes'. This model has a non-mirrored medium distance view, adapted to the new PCX, a repainted cockpit and wing views specific to the skin. Additional work, including the non-mirrored coding and shadow file were by Col. Gibbon. 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. (P-38H Slot)

LOCKHEED P38G-13 LIGHTNING

This model depicts the P38G-13, named "Miss Virginia", which was flown by Lt. Rex Barber on the mission that intercepted and shot down Admiral Yamamoto. Barber flew with the 339th Fighter Squadron, 347th Fighter Group, 13th Air Force, based at Guadalcanal during April, 1943. This particular aircraft was the regular mount of Lt. Bob Pelt, but was borrowed for this mission to replace Barber's aircraft, which was unserviceable at the time. It is thought that Barber was the pilot who actually shot down Yamamoto's Betty transport plane during this mission. Barber scored 5 victories total. This new aircraft 3DZ model and skin was created by Captain Kurt based on initial work carried out by Col. Gibbon. This model has a non-mirrored medium distance view, adapted to the new PCX, a repainted cockpit and wing views specific to the skin. Additional work, including the non-mirrored coding and shadow file were by Col. Gibbon. 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. (P-38H Slot)

LOCKHEED P38H-1 LIGHTNING

This model depicts the P38H-1, named "23 Skidoo", which was flown by Lt. Perry Dahl, 432nd Fighter Squadron, 475th Fighter Group, based at Dobodura, New Guinea, during January 1944. Dahl scored a total of 9 victories. This new aircraft 3DZ model and skin was created by Captain Kurt based on initial work carried out by Col. Gibbon. This model has a non-mirrored medium distance view, adapted to the new PCX, a repainted cockpit and wing views specific to the skin. Additional work, including the non-mirrored coding and shadow file were by Col. Gibbon. 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. (P-38H Slot)

LOCKHEED P38H-5 LIGHTNING

This model depicts the P38H-5, named "Regina Coeli", which was flown by Capt. Joseph McKeon, 433nd Fighter Squadron, 475th Fighter Group, based at Dobodura, New Guinea, during October 1943. Regina Coeli is Latin meaing "Queen of the Sky". McKeon scored 4 victories over the Japanese in the Pacific, and later made Ace with 1 victory against the Germans flying a P51D with the 20th FG in Europe. Shortly thereafter he was involved in a mid-air collision over Germany and spent the rest of the war as a POW. This new aircraft 3DZ model and skin was created by Captain Kurt based on initial work carried out by Col. Gibbon. This model has a non-mirrored medium distance view, adapted to the new PCX, a repainted cockpit and wing views specific to the skin. Additional work, including the non-mirrored coding and shadow file were by Col. Gibbon. 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. (P-38H Slot)

NORTH AMERICAN AIRCRAFT

NORTH AMERICAN B-25 'MITCHELL'

This download provides the original propellor disc for the B25D models below.

(16/October/2005) - This HR model depicts the North American B25B Mitchell 'Ruptured Duck', flown by Lt. Ted Lawson on the Doolittle Tokyo Air Raid on April 18, 1942. Lt. Lawson survived the mission and made it back to the USA where he wrote a book "30 Seconds Over Tokyo" recounting the mission. Hollywood duly made a movie of the book before the war was over. This HR aircraft model was created by Captain Kurt. The aircraft skin was created by DeanH. (B26 Slot)

(16/October/2005) - These is the 'flyable' version of the aboveB-25D aircraft. (P-38J Slot)

This HR model depicts the North American B-25D-1 'Tondelayo' (Ground Attack/Strafer Version), Serial No.41-30669, 500th Bomb Squadron, 348th Bomb Group. This HR aircraft model was created by Captain Kurt. The aircraft skin was created by DeanH. (B26 Slot)

These is the 'flyable' version of the aboveB-25D aircraft. (P-38J Slot)

This HR model depicts the North American B-25D-1 'Red Wrath' (Ground Attack/Strafer Version), Serial No.41-30024. This aircraft operated was one of the most famous 498th Bomb Squadron, 345th BG aircraft. This is how she appeared in February 1944 based at Nadzab, New Guinea. This HR aircraft model was created by Captain Kurt. The aircraft skin was created by DeanH. (B26 Slot)

These is the 'flyable' version of the aboveB-25D aircraft. (P-38J Slot)

This HR model depicts North American B-25D-1 'Hell's Fire', Serial No.41-30278, which was a replacement aircraft assigned to the 500th Bomb Squadron, 345th Bomb Group on November 29th, 1943. This HR aircraft model was created by Captain Kurt. The aircraft skin was created by DeanH. (B26 Slot)

These is the 'flyable' version of the aboveB-25D aircraft. (P-38J Slot)

This HR model depicts North American B-25D-1 'Lil Shifless', Serial No.41-30669 from the 499th Bomb Squadron "Bats Outa Hell", 345th Bomb Group. Transferred to the 499th (December 26, 1943) and assigned to 1st Lt. Octave J. Daniel. This HR aircraft model was created by Captain Kurt. The aircraft skin was created by DeanH. (B26 Slot)

These is the 'flyable' version of the aboveB-25D aircraft. (P-38J Slot)

This HR model depicts North American B-25C-1 'Pink Petunia', of the 83rd Bomb Squadron, 12th Bomb Group, 9th Air Force in Medenine, Tunisia in May 1942. This HR aircraft model and skin was created by Captain Kurt. Original pre-modified underside skin was by DeanH. (B26 Slot)

These is the 'flyable' version of the aboveB-25C aircraft. (P-38J Slot)

This HR model depicts North American B-25D 'Pootang', of the 488th Bomb Squadron, 340th Bomb Group, 12th Air Force in Egypt, November 1942. This HR aircraft model and skin were created by Captain Kurt. Original pre-modified underside skin was by DeanH. (B26 Slot)

These is the 'flyable' version of the aboveB-25D aircraft. (P-38J Slot)

NORTH AMERICAN A-36A APACHE

This model depicts a North American A-36A Apache dive bomber (Allison engined Mustang bomber version) of the 27th FBG Pantelleria, Sicily and Italy during June 1943 through 1944. This particular aircraft had 190 mission markers running back along the fuselage. This aircraft model and skin was created by Captain Kurt based on the original 3DZ modifications created by Geo. The model has a modified nose shape, spinner, wing tips, oil cooler and rear deck shape. The aircraft also has been modified for the earlier Allison engine installation. The shadow file was by Cord and the middle distance model, with clear canopy and spinner, was by Claudio Wilches. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation.  Now includes the wing damage view fix of 20/May/2002. (P-51B Slot)

This is an optional download for the wing damage view fix for the P51 Apache.

NORTH AMERICAN P51A MUSTANG

Updated with propellor view patch - This skin depicts a North American P51A Allison engined Mustang of the 1st Air Commando Group, 10th AF, Burma. This P51A represents the aircraft flown by Col. Philip Cochran, commander of the 1st ACG. The 1st ACG operated in Burma from March 1944 to May 1945 supporting Major General Orde Wingate's Burma offensive. They didn't have much air opposition to give them a chance to run up big aerial scores, but they did get a number destroyed on the ground. Cochran himself scored 2 victories in North Africa before leaving there to take command in Burma. This aircraft model and skin was created by Captain Kurt based on the original 3DZ modifications created by Geo. The model has a modified nose shape, spinner, wing tips, oil cooler and rear deck shape. The aircraft also has been modified for the earlier Allison engine installation. The shadow file was by Cord and the middle distance model, with clear canopy and spinner, was by Claudio Wilches. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation.  Now includes the wing damage view fix of 20/May/2002. (P-51B Slot)

This is an optional download for the wing damage view fix for the P51A.

This is an optional download for the propellor view patch on the P51A.

NORTH AMERICAN P51B MUSTANG

This skin depicts the North American P51B Mustang of Capt. Willard Millikan, "Missouri Mauler", 336 FS, 4th FG, 8th AAF, based at Duxford, England, during May 1944. Capt. Millikan was credited with 13 aircraft shot down. Records state that on May 30, 1944, Capt. Millikan's Wingman collided with him after being hit by flak. Both pilots bailed out to become POWs. Capt. Millikan later escaped but not in time to return to operations.. This aircraft has a new NM skin and 3DZ model by Captain Kurt based on the original 3DZ modifications created by Geo. The shadow file was by Cord and the middle distance model, with clear canopy and spinner, was by Claudio Wilches. The original skin was created by Jeff "Salty" Salters. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation.  Now includes the wing damage view fix of 20/May/2002. (P-51B Slot)

This is an optional download for the wing damage view fix for the P51B.

This skin depicts the North American P51B Mustang 'Short Fuse Sallee' of Capt. Richard Turner of the 356th Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, 9th AF. This particular aircraft represents a machine from the "Pioneer P51 Group". The P51 actually was delivered to the 354TH FG in the 9th Air Force, which was to be a ground attack oriented force, rather than the 8th Air Force, which was to be the bomber escort force in England. Therefore, the 354th flew with the 8th for a number of months before the 8th fighter groups could equip and work up on the Mustang. This aircraft has a new skin and 3DZ model by Captain Kurt based on the original 3DZ modifications created by Geo. The shadow file was by Cord and the middle distance model, with clear canopy and spinner, was by Claudio Wilches. The aircraft markings were created by Jeff "Salty" Salters with additional work by Mike 'Redeyes' Lask. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation.  Now includes the wing damage view fix of 20/May/2002. (P-51B Slot)

This is an optional download for the wing damage view fix for the P51B.

This is the Glide 3DZ patch file for the P51B model.

This is the Glide only fix for the P51B spinning propellor, created by Beerman.

Updated with propellor view patch - This skin depicts a North American P51B Mustang of the 356th Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, 9th AF. This particular aircraft represents a machine from the "Pioneer P51 Group". The P51 actually was delivered to the 354TH FG in the 9th Air Force, which was to be a ground attack oriented force, rather than the 8th Air Force, which was to be the bomber escort force in England. Therefore, the 354th flew with the 8th for a number of months before the 8th fighter groups could equip and work up on the Mustang. This aircraft has a new skin and 3DZ model by Captain Kurt based on the original 3DZ modifications created by Geo. The shadow file was by Cord and the middle distance model, with clear canopy and spinner, was by Claudio Wilches. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation.  Now includes the wing damage view fix of 20/May/2002. (P-51B Slot)

This is an optional download for the wing damage view fix for the P51B.

This is the Glide 3DZ patch file for the P51B model.

This is the Glide only fix for the P51B spinning propellor, created by Beerman.

This skin depicts the North American Mustang P-51B-5-NA, "Ding Hao!" of Maj. James H. Howard, CO of the 356th FS, 354th FG, 9th AAF, Europe. Howard made ace against the Japanese in the AVG, before transitioning to Europe. He received the Medal of Honor for attacking single-handedly a group of thirty German a/c. This aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt based on the original 3DZ modifications created by Geo. The aircraft skin was created by Hogey. The shadow file was byCord and the middle distance model, with clear canopy and spinner, was by Claudio Wilches. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation.  Now includes the wing damage view fix of 20/May/2002. (P-51B Slot)

This is an optional download for the wing damage view fix for the P51B.

This is the Glide 3DZ patch file for the P51B model.

This is the Glide only fix for the P51B spinning propellor, created by Beerman.

NORTH AMERICAN P51C MUSTANG

This skin depicts the North American P51C of Lt. William B. Overstreet, "Berlin Express", 363 FS, 357 FG, 8th AAF, based at Leiston, England, during June 1944. Lt. Overstreet flew in Capt. Bud Anderson's flight and often flew as his Wingman. He survived the war with two planes to his credit. This aircraft has a NM new skin and 3DZ model by Captain Kurt based on the original 3DZ modifications created by Geo. The shadow file was by Cord and the middle distance model, with clear canopy and spinner, was by Claudio Wilches. The original skin was created by Jeff "Salty" Salters. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation.  Now includes the wing damage view fix of 20/May/2002. (P-51B Slot)

This is an optional download for the wing damage view fix for the P51C.

This is an optional download for the 'Malcolm Hood' for the P51C and Mustang III.

CURTISS AIRCRAFT

CURTISS P-36 HAWK

This skin depicts a Curtiss P-36 Hawk of the 24th PG, stationed at Pearl Harbour. This aircraft was flown by 2nd Lt. Harry Brown, who was able to get airborne during the attack, claiming 2 'Kates' destroyed. 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.  Updated 3DZ model 12/July/2004. (P-51B Slot)

CURTISS P-40C

This skin depicts a Curtiss P40C of the 24th FG, stationed in the Philippine Islands during the months of December 1941 to May 1942. 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)

CURTISS P-40E

This HR model depicts a P-40E-1 - Curtiss A87A-2 (USAAF serial number unknown) of the 9th Fighter Squadron, 49th Fighter Group, 5th Air Force - Darwin Australia, during July 1942. The pilot was Capt. Joseph Kruzel. Also, P-40E-1 - Curtiss A87A-2 (USAAF serial number unknown) 8th Fighter Squadron, 49th Fighter Group, 5th Air Force - Dobodura, New Guinea, May 1943 Nicknamed "ANNA MAY" Pilot was Lt. Nelson Flack. This HR aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt, with skins by DeanH and cockpit details by Crashin' Jack. This model has many new features and comes with files for use in various campaigns. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (SPIT 14 Slot)

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

This HR model depicts a P-40E-1 - Curtiss A87A-2 (USAAF serial number unknown) of the AVG 'Flying Tigers' Group, Kunming, China, June 1942. The pilots were Major. Ed. Rector and Major. Bruce Holloway. This HR aircraft has a new 3DZ model by Captain Kurt, with skins by DeanH and cockpit details by Crashin' Jack. This model has many new features and comes with files for use in various campaigns. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (HURR, P-51B, P-51D Slots)

CURTISS P-40F (SHORT TAIL)

This skin depicts a Curtiss P40F Warhawk, short tail version, of the 57th FG, 66th FS, Western Desert 1942-43. Unknown Pilot. 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)

CURTISS P-40F (LONG TAIL)

This skin depicts a Curtiss P40F Warhawk, long tail version, of the 325th FG, 318th FS, Tunisia 1943. The pilot was F/O Bill Slattery, 3 kills and the aircraft carried the name "Sweet Laurie I" below the cockpit. 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)

CURTISS P-40K

This skin depicts a Curtiss P40K of the 23rd FG, 76th FS in China, 1943. This aircraft was flown by Major Grant Mahoney, who had 5 confirmed kills in P40's plus 2 ground kills. He was killed in action on the 1/3/45 during his 3rd combat tour (with 8th FG). 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)

CURTISS P-40K

This skin represents Curtiss P-40K, 'Hellzapoppin', flown by 1st Lt. Joseph Henry Griffin of the 75th Fighter Squadron, 23rd Fighter Group, China during 1943. 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. (P-51B Slot)

CURTISS P-40M

This skin depicts a Curtiss P40M of the 18th FG, 44th FS, operating from Munda in the Solomon Islands during August, 1943. This aircraft was flown by Maj. Robert Westbrook, who had 20 victories but was killed in action on the 11/1/45. The aircraft had "Princess Pat II" painted on the nose. 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)

CURTISS P-40M

This skin represents a Curtiss P-40M, " Gypsy Rose Lee " of 44th Fighter Squadron, 18th Fighter Group 125, USAAF, operating from Munda, New Georgia Island. 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. (P-51B Slot)

CURTISS P-40N

This skin depicts a Curtiss P40N of the 49 th FG, 7th FS operating from Gusap, New Guinea during 1944. The pilot was Lt. Langenberg and the aircraft had "Pat's Chatter" painted on the nose. 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. Cockpit view fix added to download file. (P-51B Slot)

This is a separate download for the cockpit view fix (already added to the above aircraft).

CURTISS P-40N

This skin depicts a Curtiss P40N of the 80th FG, 89th FS operating in Burma during 1944. The pilot was 1st Lt. Philip Adair, who had 3 confirmed kills and "Lulu Belle" was painted on the nose. 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. Cockpit view fix added to download file. (P-51B Slot)

This is a separate download for the cockpit view fix (already added to the above aircraft).

BOEING AIRCRAFT

BOEING B-17E FLYING FORTRESS

This skin depicts a Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress of the USAAF, operating from Midway Island during 1942. The readme file gives details of this skin and credits those involved in it's creation. (B-17 Slot)