EAW Tally Ho Site

STANLEY99

Welcome to the 'EAW Tally Ho Site' page of Andreas 'Stanley99' Scharinger.

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.

9/April/2004.

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	This model depicts a Mosquito NF Mk.II, Serial No.DD712, YP-R, of No.23 Squadron RAF, November 1942. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy, JWC and Stag. Assistance was also provided by KrazyKanuk.The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (MOSQ slot)
	This model depicts a Mosquito NF Mk.II, serial DZ228, No.23 Squadron, Luga, Malta, Autumn 1943. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy, JWC and Stag. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (MOSQ slot)
	This model depicts the Mosquito FB Mk.VI, Serial No.HX922, No.487(NZ)Squadron, 140 Wing, 2nd Group, 2nd TAF (Tactical Air Force), 18th February 1944. G/C Percy Pickard DSO, DFC, and F/L Bill Broady DSO, DFC, DFM. EG-F was the commander's aircraft for the legendary raid on Amiens Prison. While successfully releasing 700 prisoners from the jail, both pilot and navigator died during the mission. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy, JWC and Stag. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (MOSQ slot)
	This model depicts a Mosquito NF Mk.XIII, Serial No.MM466, KP-G, of No.409 Squadron RAF. This aircraft had Type C1 roundels and 'late' fin flashes. No.409 Squadron was the 1st night-fighter squadron based on the continent, in Belgium and in Germany. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy and JWC. Assistance was also provided by KrazyKanuk.The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (MOSQ slot)
	This model depicts a Mosquito NF Mk.XIII, Serial No.MM466, ME-R, of No.488 (NZ) Squadron RAF. This aircraft, which had Type C1 roundels and 'late' fin flashes, also saw service in No.409 Squadron RAF. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy and JWC. Assistance was also provided by KrazyKanuk.The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (MOSQ slot)
	This model depicts a Mosquito FB Mk.XVIII, Serial No.NT225, of No.248 Squadron, June 1944, Banff, Scotland. The plane was lost on 7th December 1944. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy, JWC, Stag and Redeyes'. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (MOSQ slot)
	This model depicts a Mosquito NF Mk.II, Serial No.W4079, RS-F, of No.157 Squadron RAF, 1942. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy and JWC. Assistance was also provided by KrazyKanuk and Rigger. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (MOSQ slot)
	This model depicts a Mosquito NF Mk.II, Serial W4079, RS-F, of No.157 Squadron RAF, 28 March 1943 - F/O J.R.Beckett and F/S Philips. Although already 1943, this plane still carries Type A1 roundel fuselage and early fin flashes. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy and JWC. Assistance was also provided by KrazyKanuk. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (MOSQ slot)
	This model depicts a Mosquito NF Mk.II, Serial No.W4082, RS-W, of No.157 Squadron RAF, March-August 1942. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy and JWC. Assistance was also provided by KrazyKanuk. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (MOSQ slot)
	This model depicts a Mosquito NF Mk.II, Serial No.W4087, RS-B, of No.157 Squadron RAF. This plane carried Type C1 roundels but retains the early fin flashes. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy and JWC. Assistance was also provided by KrazyKanuk. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (MOSQ slot)