A layered paint kit for the VSN F-104G model. Contains layer groups for examples of both USAF natural metal finish and markings, and Southeast Asia camo. Includes Roughmets, example normal maps and pilot textures.
PSD format, can be opened with probably any photo editing software.
License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
CF-104 104762 of No. 1 Canadian Air Group. Overall green (late) paint scheme with tail surfaces and tip tanks decorated for a NATO tactical weapons meet, circa 1976.
License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
2.03 - Updated Jan 30/2025, New version to include F-104C shared textures.
2.02 - Updated Jan 05/2023, Added some new stuff and some F-104C bits in preparation for upcoming new skins.
2.01 - Updated Oct 20/2021, CAF OD Green textures added.
2.0 - New version Oct 15/2021 for use with the VSN F-104G re-release.
A folder of commonly used textures for my VSN_F-104G series skins, that can be shared by all my liveries to save storage space!
License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
Yugoslavia received ex-RAF Sabres during the late 1950s via the Mutual Defense Aid Program. These Sabres were Canadair-built Mk.4 aircraft which were upgraded with the 6-3 wing and given the US designation F-86E(M), 'M' for Modified.
License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
Canadair Sabre Mk.6 23392 of No. 422 "Tomahawk" Squadron, No. 4 (Fighter) Wing, RCAF Station Baden-Söllingen, West Germany, circa 1955.
The Mk.6 version of the Sabre introduced the Canadian-built, two stage Orenda 14 engine, rated to 7,275 lbs of thrust. The wing leading edge slats were eventually re-introduced while retaining portions of the 6-3 wing configuration. The Mk.6 therefore acquired a superb combination of engine and aerodynamics and was widely regarded as the best "dog-fighter" of its era.
License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
Replacement cockpit textures for the DCS F-86F module.
The cockpits of Canadair-built Sabres differed slightly from their US-built counterparts. This texture pack can be used to simulate the cockpits of the Canadair Sabre Mk.5 and Mk.6, as flown by Canada, as well as other nations including West Germany, Columbia, Pakistan, and South Africa.
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Replacement cockpit textures for the DCS F-86F module.
Early F-86 Sabres had matte black cockpits. This texture pack can be used to simulate the cockpits of early North American F-86 Sabres, as well as the Canadair-built Sabre Mk.2 and Mk.4, as flown by Canada, as well as other NATO nations including Greece, Italy, Turkey, Yugoslavia, and the United Kingdom.
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Semi-historical skin of "Rufus", a Canadair-built Sabre Mk.2, provided to the USAF during the Korean War, and flown by F/L Ernie Glover, RCAF.
For DCS World 2.5
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Seafire Mk.III PP979, coded DX-5, of No. 807 Squadron, HMS Hunter, British East Indies Fleet, May, 1945.<br />
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Temperate Sea scheme with white ID markings on wings and tail section. Original nationality markings painted over and replaced with SEAC roundels.<br />
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Sorry, no tail hook!<br />
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Seafire LF Mk.III NF547, coded 2D, of No. 885 Squadron, RNAS Lee-On-Solent, UK, as it appeared during June, 1944. Finished in Day Fighter scheme with special ID markings. Replacement tail section painted in Interior Grey Green with fin flash applied.
License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
Spitfire SM309, coded AU-H, of No. 421 "Red Indian" Squadron, RCAF, circa April, 1945. Flown by F/L Richard “Hap” Beall. Original aircraft was a Mk.XVIe with clipped wings, broad chord rudder and 20mm/.50 cal armament.
License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
Spitfire MK.IXc BS152, coded AE-W, of No. 402 "City of Winnipeg" Squadron, RCAF, based at Kenley aerodrome, UK, March, 1943. Flown by F/O Lorne Cameron, of Roland, Manitoba.
License: Freeware - Free version, Do Not Redistribute
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