EAW Tally Ho Site

NICO

Welcome to the 'EAW Tally Ho Site' page of 'Nico'.

Here you will find various downloads created for the flight simulation European Air War by Microprose. These downloads may consists of modified aircraft skins, 3DZ models or add-ons.
To download any of the creations, just click on the relevant picture or link.

21/March/2006.

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	This aircraft represents a Generic Pzl P.24 A of the Royal Hellenic Air Force, Circa 1941. The skin was created by Nico, based on original files by Woolfman - Andy. (SPIT 1 Slot)
	This aircraft represents an early series MiG 3. The skin was created by Nico, based on an original by Wurschtmaxe and the 3DZ model, cockpit and other skins by Claudio Wilches, Captain Kurt and TailSpin. (HURR Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Lagg 3 of the V.V.S, during operation Barbarossa. The skin was created by Nico, based on the 3DZ model of TailSpin and the cockpit by Claudio Wilches. (SPIT 1 Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Douglas A-24B of the Free french Air Force in 1945. By the end of the war, and even later, a few A-24B were given to the French Air Force to fight against the last German resistance pockets. This plane bears thin invasion stripes. The skin was created by Nico, based on an original skin by Claudio Wilches and the 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. Cockpit by Claudio Wilches. (P-51B Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Douglas A-24B-15-DT (42-54694) of the 2e Escadrille of GC 1/5 Champagne, based at Oran-La Sénia, North Africa, March 1944. This plane was used for training and transport duties. It was previoisly an USAF plane and the painting is heavily weathered. The skin was created by Nico, based on an original skin by Claudio Wilches and the 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. Cockpit by Claudio Wilches. (P-51B Slot)
	This aircraft represents Polikarpov I-16 of the 72nd IAP .It was the personal plane of Lt. Sourjenko while based a Vaenga and affected to Mourmansk's harbour defense. The inscription on the left side of the fuselage means 'for the USSR' and the one on the right side means 'for the Communist Party !'. The skin was created by Nico, based on an original skin by Steve Day and the 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. (HURR Slot)
	This aircraft represents Polikarpov I-16 Type 24 flown by Captain Boris Safonov from the 42nd SAP during the summer 1941. This ace from the north fleet who scored 25 kills was awarded the 'hero of the Sovietic Union' twice during is career. The left side of the fuselge of his plane bears the inscription 'for Staline !' and the left side the insription 'kill the fascists !'. The skin was created by Nico, based on an original skin by Steve Day and the Type 10 3DZ model by Captain Kurt. (HURR Slot)
	This aircraft depicts the Focke-Wulf Fw190D-13/R11, 'Yellow 10', Wrk. Nr 86017, as flown by Major Franz Götz, Geschwader Kommodore of JG26 based at Flensburg, Germany, March 1945. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original of Bryan Bury and the 3DZ model updates of Llv34_Doc. (FW-190D Slot)
	This aircraft depicts the Messerschmitt Bf-109 G6 'Weisse 8' (WNr.412740) of 4/.JG 53 as flown by Lt. Harti Schmiedel from Vannes airfield on the 12th of June 1944. The HR skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Illu and skin by DeanH. (ME-109G Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Messerschmitt Bf 109G-6 of a fictional Swiss unit. The plane bears the High Visibility recognition markings applied during the war. The skin was created by Nico, based on an original skin by Fabio Mele and the 3DZ model enhancements and wing views by Claudio Wilches. The shadow file was by LlV34_Doc and the propellor spinner file by Peter Pissulla. (ME-109G Slot)
	26/Oct/02 - under wing markins corrected- This aircraft depicts the Messerschmitt Bf 109F-2/Trop 'Yellow 14', as flown by Leutnant Hans-Joachim Marseille, 3./JG 2, Martuba, Février, 1942. This is the first 109F flown by the 'African Star', aka Hans-Joachim (Jochen) Marseille. It already bears 40 kill markings out of the 158 he scored during the war. As had just recieved the Ritterkreuz for his actions over Africa and he painted it on the tail, just behind the Swastika. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca . (ME-109K Slot)
	Version 2 on the 10 July 2002 This aircraft represents the Messerschmitt Bf-109 F4 "white 1" flown by Lt. Jurgen Harder from III/7, JG53, based in Tunis, Summer of 1942. Harder also flew "White 5" and the "winkel" plane. He scored 64 kills and he died in an air accident the 17/Feb/1945. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca and the skin of Erik Schram (JG 53 Pik-As). (ME-109G Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Grumman Martlet Mk.V, Serial No.JV 579 from No.1832 FAA Squadron in 1944. The skin was created by Nico, based on the 3DZ F4F Wildcat of Captain Kurt. (P-47C Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Grumman Martlet in a generic Fleet Air Arm camo for the Atlantic theatre of operation with early war markings. The skin was created by Nico, based on the 3DZ F4F Wildcat of Captain Kurt. (P-47C Slot)
	This aircraft represents a General Motors FM-2 Wildcat of VC36, U.S.S Core, April 1944 in two tone Atlantic Anti-Submarine Warfare camouflage. The skin was created by Nico, based on the 3DZ F4F Wildcat of Captain Kurt. (P-47C Slot)
	This aircraft represents a General Motors FM-2 Wildcat in generic 3-tone camouflage of the US Navy, in use on escort carriers during 1944. The skin was created by Nico, based on the 3DZ FM-2 Wildcat of Captain Kurt. (P-47C Slot)
	9/Aug/05 - revised skin - This aircraft represents a Grumman Martlett Mk.III from the No.805 FAA Squadron, Western Desert during 1941. The MK.III variant was not equipped with folding wings and was only used for land-based operations. The skin was created by Nico, based on the 3DZ F4F Wildcat of Captain Kurt. (P-47C Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Grumman Martlett Mk V, Serial No.JV 435 from No.890 Fleet Air Arm Squadron, based on an escort carrier of the East india Fleet somewhere in the Pacific Ocean in may 1944. Due to it's size, the Martlett was very well adapted to small escort carriers providing planes and supplies to the big fleet carriers. The skin was created by Nico, based on the 3DZ F4F Wildcat of Captain Kurt. (P-47C Slot)
	This aircraft represents the Lockeed P-38L-5-LO "Putt Putt Maru", Serial No.44-25471, flown by Colonel Charles Henry McDonald, 27 kills, leader of the 457th Fighter Group, 431th Fighter Squadron, 5th Air Force, based at Dulag, Leyte Island, Philippines, January 1945. McDonald scored a total of 27 confirmed kills in 2216 flight hours. The skin was created by Nico, based on the 3DZ work of Captain Kurt and skin undersides of Col. Gibbon. (P-38J Slot)
	This aircraft represents the Lockeed P-38J-15-LO Lightning 'Marge' (Serial No.42-104380), of the 49th FG, 9th FS, 5th Air Force, flown by Richard Ira "Dick" Bong. Bong was the top USAAF scoring ace of the time with 40 victories and the Medal of Honor and was based at Cape Gloucester, South Pacific, at the end of 1944. The portrait on the nose is a photo of his girlfriend, Marge Drucker. Most of the time, the portrait is represented in black and white, but in a letter to his mother, Bong said that a mechanic painted it with colours. The skin was created by Nico, based on the 3DZ work of Captain Kurt and Col. Gibbon. (P-38J Slot)
	This aircraft depicts a Fiat CR-32 'Chirri' of the Squadriglia de Caza 'Gambi Di Ferro'. The CR-32 formed the backbone of the Aviazione Legionaria and around 400 were operating in the skies over Spain from August 1936, equipping nationalist fighter units 2G3 and 3G3 as well as five Italian groups (Gamba di Ferro, Cucaracha, Asso di Bastoni, Frecce and Balearii). The skin was created by Nico I'As, based on the original 3DZ created by Woolfman and modified by Steve T, who also created the virtual cockpit. (FW-190D Slot)
	Now with updated 3DZ and virtual cockpit. This aircraft depicts a Fiat CR-32 'Chirri' of the Squadriglia 'Cucaracha'. The CR-32 formed the backbone of the Aviazione Legionaria and around 400 were operating in the skies over Spain from August 1936, equipping nationalist fighter units 2G3 and 3G3, as well as five Italian groups (Gamba di Ferro, Cucaracha, Asso di Bastoni, Frecce and Balearii). The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ created by Woolfman and modified by Steve T, who also created the virtual cockpit. (FW-190D Slot)
	This aircraft depicts the Fiat CR-32 'Chirri' of the 'Patrulla Azul', flown by the nationalist ace Garcia Morato. The CR-32 formed the backbone of the Aviazione Legionaria and around 400 were operating in the skies over Spain from August 1936, equipping nationalist fighter units 2G3 and 3G3, as well as five Italian groups (Gamba di Ferro, Cucaracha, Asso di Bastoni, Frecce and Balearii). The skin was created by Nico and SteveT, based on the original by Fabio Mele. The 3DZ modifications and cockpit were by SteveT, based on the original by Woolfman. (FW-190D Slot)
	Now with updated 3DZ and virtual cockpit. This aircraft depicts the Fiat CR-32 'Chirri' of the 'Patrulla Azul', flown by the nationalist ace Garcia Morato. The CR-32 formed the backbone of the Aviazione Legionaria and around 400 were operating in the skies over Spain from August 1936, equipping nationalist fighter units 2G3 and 3G3, as well as five Italian groups (Gamba di Ferro, Cucaracha, Asso di Bastoni, Frecce and Balearii). The skin was created by Nico I'As, based on the original 3DZ created by Woolfman and modified by Steve T, who also created the virtual cockpit. (FW-190D Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Grumman F-3F2, coded 2 MF-6, of an unknown pre-war unit. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ created by Woolfman. (P-47C Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Boeing P-26A Peashooter of the USAAC in early thirties. The paint scheme is partially inspired by the markings of an aircraft of the 17th Pursuit Squadron based at Selfridge in 1932. The skin was created by Nico I'As, based on the original skin and 3DZ created by Captain Kurt and Claudio Wilches. (TEMP Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Arsenal VG-33 in fictional unit markings. The VG-33 was probably the best French fighter design during 1940 and could have inflicted heavier losses to the Luftwaffe, if it had been produced in greater numbers. The design of the VG-33, which was mostly wood, required advanced materials also used in the Dewoitine D-520. Unfortunately, the Arsenal fighter, which was still under development, did not get priority and the project was stopped. Only two VG-33s saw active service in the GC I/55 and completed several missions before the end of the Battle of France. The camouflage represented on this skin and the Hornet emblem on the tail are fictional. The skin was created by Nico I'As, based on the D-520 3DZ by Isidoro Ramos "Alatriste" and Capitan Manduca. (SPIT 1 Slot)