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. To see the latest additions to this page, look for the icon.

	This aircraft depicts a Tempest Mk.V, Serial No.JN743, code SA-V, of No. 486 (NZ) Squadron, Tangmere, 21/1/44 to 28/2/44. The pilot was F/L Francis Murphy, OBE, DFC, from Wellington, New Zealand. For this short period, the Squadron received 5 Tempest V's which were later passed on to No.3 Squadron. On 3rd February three of the five Tempests V flew into a flock of birds at Tangmere and were out of action for the rest of the month. While it remains unclear, it is said that this incident was the reason why No.3 Squadron was first fully re-eqipped with the new airplanes, and not No.486. This particular plane survived the war only to be sold for scrap in July 1947. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy, Migge and Dan Shaw. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (TEMP slot)
	This aircraft depicts a Tempest Mk.V, Serial No.JN793, code RN-T, of No.72 Squadron, in North Africa. Tis is a totally fictional colour scheme as the Tempest Mk.V never actually saw action in North Africa. However No.72 Squadron did, but with Spitfires. The serial is from a Tempest which served in No.486 and No.3 Squadrons for half a year. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy, Migge and Dan Shaw. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (TEMP slot)
	This aircraft depicts a Tempest Mk.V, Serial No.JN821, code SA-H, of No.486 (NZ) Squadron RAF, 22/6/44 to 11/10/44. 14 V-1's were shot down with this aircraft, which was flown by several pilots. Eventually, this aircraft was hit by flak near Huissen on 11th October '44 and force-landed NW of Nijmegen. The pilot, F/L Eric Tanner from Tauranga, New Zealand, was unhurt (he survived the war and died 15/11/84). Last base of this plane was Grimbergen, Belgium. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy, Migge and Dan Shaw. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (TEMP slot)
	This aircraft depicts a Tempest Mk.V, Serial No.JN854, code SA-G, of No.486 (NZ) Squadron, Newchurch, 25/6/44 to 5/7/44. 6 1/2 V-1's were shot down with this plane. Not the regular aircraft of any particular pilot, there were at least 6 who flew it. However on the 5th of July the plane was piloted by W/O Cornelieus Sheddan of Waimate, New Zealand, when the air intake took in a spent shell (Sheddan shot down a V-1) and the plane crash-landed and exploded at Netherfield. Sheddan was seriously injured in the incident, but recovered. On 2nd May 1945, S/L Sheddan took command of the Squadron until it's disbandment in October 1945. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy, Migge and Dan Shaw. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (TEMP slot)
	This aircraft depicts a Tempest Mk.V, Serial No.NV969, of No.486(NZ)Squadron, regular plane of S/L Warren E. "Smokey" Schrader DFC, from Wellington, New Zealand, during March/April 1945. In terms of enemy aircraft shot down, this Tempest V was the most successful RAF plane with 7 1/2 kills. After the war ended, this plane lost wing panels during a flight exercise and crashed into Copenhagen harbour. This aircraft was created by Stanley99, and incorporates the combined works of Ghostboy, Migge and Dan Shaw. The readme file credits all those involved in the creation of this aircraft. (TEMP slot)