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Welcome to the 'Dewoitine' 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//2004. To see the latest additions to this page, look for the icon.

	This is upgrade file (Version 2) for the Dewoitine D-520 aircraft. These files replace the original files in the D-520 zips and apply anti-distortion to the model. These files were created by Nico I'As.
	This aircraft represents Dewoitine D-520, Serial No.474 of the Escadrille de présentation EPAA 58, flown by Comandant Perrier, a.k.a 'Baron Hector' at Etampes-Mondésir. This aircraft was used in airshows and received a whole black paint scheme to make it more visible from the ground. It was the last D-520 to fly an official mission for the Armée de l'Air in 1953. This skin and 3DZ modifications were created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca and Alatriste. The adapted cockpit and wing views were also by Claudio Wilches. The anti-distortion modifications were by Nico I'As. (SPIT 1 Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Dewoitine D-520, Serial No.81 of the 1st squad of the GC I/2, based at Meknès, Morocco after the liberation of North Africa. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca and Alatriste. The non-mirror codes was by Dom. The cockpit and wing views were also by Claudio Wilches. The anti-distortion modifications were by Nico. (SPIT 1 Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Dewoitine D-520 of the GC I/3, France, June 1940, during the Battle of France. This plane does not represent any particular aircraft but shows the Brown and Green two tone camouflage applied on the first D-520 delivered to the GC I/3, the first "Groupe de Chasse" which was equipped with the new fighter. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca and Alatriste. The cockpit and wing views were also by Claudio Wilches. The non-mirror codes was by Dom. The anti-distortion modifications were by Nico. (SPIT 1 Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Dewoitine D-520 fictional scheme, representing how most parts of the D-520 looked during the Battle of France. The camouflage is a generic one. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca and Alatriste. The cockpit and wing views were also by Claudio Wilches. The anti-distortion modifications were by Nico. (SPIT 1 Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Dewoitine D-520 used by the French Armée De l'Air in 1944. When the first French pilots landed in June 1944 they took possession of the last D-520s and they repainted them to use them to fight the last German resistance pockets. The D-520s were flown by the " Groupe De Chasse Dorel" created by a French Test Pilot. This plane bears generic markings with no personnal identification stencils. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Claudio Wilches and Alatriste. The cockpit and wing views were also by Claudio Wilches. (SPIT 1 Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Dewoitine D-520 captured by the Luftwaffe. It is painted with the standard scheme in use for captured aircraft in the Luftwaffe. No codes as this is a generic plane. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Claudio Wilches and Alatriste. The cockpit and wing views were also by Claudio Wilches. (ME-109G Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Dewoitine D-520 which bears the first markings imposed by the Germans during June 1941. The roundel was surrounded by white and a white stripe was painted from tail to engine. The nose was yellow from the spinner to the wings and the tail was also yellow. Only a few aircraft bore these markings. This paint scheme is an example as the colours and the type of camouflage were not the same between all aircraft. The skin was created by Nico I'As, based on the original 3DZ model of Claudio Wilches and Alatriste. The cockpit and wing views were also by Claudio Wilches. (ME-109G Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Dewoitine D-520 which bears the first markings imposed by the Germans during July 1940. The roundel was surrounded by white and a white stripe was painted from tail to engine. Only a few aircraft bore these markings. This paint scheme is an example as the colours and the type of camouflage were not the same between all aircraft. The skin was created by Nico I'As, based on the original 3DZ model of Claudio Wilches and Alatriste. The cockpit and wing views were also by Claudio Wilches. (ME-109G Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Dewoitine D-520, No.277 of the GC III/6, flown by the famous french ace Pierre Le Gloan, based in France in June 1940. During the Battle of France, Le Gloan became famous because he downed 5 planes, so he became an ace in only one sortie. He died a few months after AFN liberation. The camouflage is a generic one. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca and Alatriste.  Updated with Nico anti distortion set 1.1 (SPIT 1 Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Dewoitine D-520 of the GC III/6. It was flown by the famous french ace Pierre Le Gloan at Alger-Maison Blanche, Algeria in 1941, just before the begining of the Syrian campaign. Le Gloan became famous for shooting down 5 planes during one sortie and by doing so, became an ace. He was to die a few months after AFN liberation. This particular camouflage scheme is fictionnal. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca and Alatriste.  Updated with Nico anti distortion set 1.1 (ME-109G Slot)
	This aircraft represents the Dewoitine D-520, Serial No.277 of the GC III/6 flown by the famous french ace Pierre Le Gloan, based in Syria in 1941. The GC III/6 was the first Groupe de Chasse sent to Syria by the French Government. The GC III/6 flew from its home base to the near east theatre through Italy and Greece. During 529 sorties, the Group downed 23 of the 29 victories credited to the Armée de l'Air during this campaign. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca and Alatriste.  Updated with Nico anti distortion set 1.1 (ME-109G Slot)
	This aircraft represents the last D-520 to fly, until a tragic accident in 1986 destroyed it and killed the pilot. This skin is in memory of the last man to pilot this superb fighter. As of 2001, there were only three surviving D-520s. Two are conserved at the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace in Le Bourget near Paris. A third is stored in a hangar at Rochefort airbase. All of these aircraft belong to private collections or to museums and are not available for public viewing. We can only hope that one day we will see a D-520 in the air again. The skin was created by Nico, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca and Alatriste.  Updated with Nico anti distortion set 1.1 (SPIT 1 Slot)
	This aircraft represents a Dewoitine D-520 of the 2AC (flotille 1F), Aéronavale in 1941, during Syrian Campaign. Unknown pilot. It bears the markings which were applied during the Rising Campaign. The skin was created by Nico I'As, based on the original 3DZ model of Capitan Manduca and Alatriste. Updated with Nico anti distortion set 1.1 (ME-109G Slot)