Guest Skins

Welcome to the 'Guest Skins Page'. On this page you will find downloads of the creations of some of those within the EAW community. To download any item, just click on the related button or picture.

This page was last updated on the 21/February/2004 To locate the latest updates on this page, look for the icon.

Charles Gunst/Steve Day

This aircraft depicts an Russian Il-2m3 Sturmovik for EAW. The new 3DZ model was created by Charles Gunst with a summer and winter aircraft skin from the hands of Steve Day. The zip file contains both versions and the readme file describes the contruction of the model and credits those involved in it's creation. (P-47D Slot)

'STAB Alternative files' This is an alternative file set to allow loading of the Il-2m3 Sturmovik through the STAB utility. The zip also contains an alternative cockpit.

The Firm

These SnapAddon packs have been updated and can now be downloaded from The Firm's page at the EAW Host Site. To link to this site, click on either picture above. (B-26 Slot)

Alternative B26 slot files' This zip contains the Douglas A-26B Invader for use in the B26 slot for EAW.

Tom Lagarto

This aircraft skin depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 110D-1 of the Stab./II Gruppe, ZG 26, Russia during 1941. (ME-110C and ME-110G Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 110G-4 of the 6./NJG 6, during the Spring of 1944. (ME-110G Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109G-6/R3 of the 3./JG4, Maniago, Italy, during July of 1944. (ME-109G Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a De-Havilland Mosquito Mk.XVI (weather reconnaissance) of the 653rd Bomb Squadron, 25th Bomb Group, 8th AF (USAF), based in England during February of 1945. (P-38H Slot)

Jamie Richards

This aircraft skin depicts a Kawasaki Ki-45 Toryu "Nick". (ME-110C Slot)

Claudio Wilches

This aircraft skin depicts a Hawker Typhoon Mk.Ib. "RB 281" was the mount of F/O A H Fraser of No.439 Squadron, while based at Eindhoven (B.78) during February 1945. This was a late type Typhoon, fitted with the four-blade prop and Tempest tailplane. (TYPH Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat, which flew with VF-33 of the US Navy, based at Munda Airstrip (New Georgia), during September 1943. (P-47C Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat, of VF-32 US Navy, when based at USS Langley, 30 April 1944. This aircraft was flown by Lt. Hollis "Holly" Hills who was credited with four air victories. (P-47C Slot)

Cord Hartmann

This aircraft skin depicts a Douglas TBD Devastator (BETA VERSION). The US Navy roundels have been modified using Airbuddha's/Claude Lumpkin's roundels from the F4F Wildcat as a template. The aircraft is based on pictures contained in the following flightsim manuals: "1942: The Pacific Air War" by Microprose and "Pacific Strike" by Origin. (P-51B Slot)

Marek 'Woolfman' Wilk

This aircraft skin depicts a Nakajima Ki-27 "Nate", for use in the (ME-109E Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Nakajima Ki-27 "Nate", for use in the (FW-190D Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Vickers Wellington Mk.1 medium bomber, shown in Royal Air Force (Polish) markings. The original skin was created by Woolfman. (B-26 Slot)

Rick 'Schatten' Palumbo

This aircraft skin depicts a Chance-Vought Corsair F4U-1, "White 13", flown by Lt. Ken Walsh of VMF-124, Munda, New Georgia during August, 1943. (P-51D Slot)

Keith 'Lobo 78th' Rogers

This aircraft skin depicts a Chance-Vought Corsair F4U-1 'Black 17', flown by 1st Lt Howard J. Finn, whilst serving with VMF-124 on Guadalcanal during Feburary,1943. (P-51D Slot)

Captain Kurt

This aircraft skin depicts a Yakovlev Yak-3 of the 6th Guards, operating in the Czechoslovakian theatre during late 1944 to 1945. (SPIT 14 Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts the presentation Yakovlev Yak-3 from "Farmer Ferapont Golovaty", flown by an ace, Major Eremkin. (SPIT 14 Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIc scheme and is based roughly on a Hurricane Mk.IId of No.6 Squadron, RAF, based at LG 91, Western Desert, July 1942. This is the same model as on my Skins page but without any of the changes by me. The 3DZ model of this aircraft has been modified by Captain Kurt and also includes an antenna mast to the standard Hurricane. The original models used were by Jamie Richards/Capitan Manduca with non-mirror coding by Ghostboy. (HURR Slot)

Edward

This aircraft skin depicts a Hawker Hurricane Mk.Ia of No.126 Squadron, operating from Takali, Malta. This is the Hurricane flown by Sgt W.D. Greenhalgh of No.126 Squadron, HA-D Z2491, who was shot down while strafing Comiso Airfield on 24 November 1941. He became a prisoner of war. The model was created using the blank provided by Tom 'Shadow Dragon' Murphy. (HURR Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Hawker Hurricane Mk.Ia of No.249 Squadron, operating from Takali, Malta. This aircraft, GN-F V2467, was flown during early 1942 from Malta. The model was created using the blank provided by Tom 'Shadow Dragon' Murphy. (HURR Slot)

'Junkersmazzo'"

This aircraft skin depicts Junkers Ju88A-4. This aircraft flew with I./KG54 "Totenkopft", Bergamo, Italy during 1943. Note the so-called "Wellenmuster" camouflage over standard Mediterranean two-tone scheme, used during anti-invasion sorties over the Sciliy/Salerno beachheads. (ME-110G Slot)

'Migge & LLv34 - Doc'"

This aircraft skin depicts a Boeing B17G Flying Fortress of the 91st Bomb Group, 8th Air Force, Bassingbourn airfield, England. The high visibility markings were applied during July 1944. The 91st were the first bomb group in the 8th AF to use H.V. markings. (B-17 Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Boeing B17G Flying Fortress of the 367th Bomber Squadron, 360th Bomber Group. (B-17 Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Boeing B17G Flying Fortress of the 337th Bomber Squadron, 96th Bomber Group, 8th AF flying from Snetterton Heath Airfield, Norfolk, England. The 96th BG applied high visibility markings from January 1945 onwards. (B-17 Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts "A Bit o'Lace", a Boeing B17G Flying Fortress of the 711th Bomber Squadron, 447th Bomber Group, flying from Rattlesden during 1944. (B-17 Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Boeing B17G Flying Fortress of the 327th Bomber Squadron, 92nd Bomber Group, flying from Padington Airfield. The high visibility markings were applied during August 1944. (B-17 Slot)

This aircraft skin depicts a Boeing B17G Flying Fortress of the 364th Bomber Squadron, 305th Bomber Group, flying from Manston airfield, England. The high visibility markings were used from August 1944. "Flack Eaters" pilot was Lt. Reckert. The real code for "Flack Eater" was WF*J, but to allow self non-mirrored view, they were changed to WH*O. (B-17 Slot)