major_setback
Dec-29-2017, 16:23
Here is a collection of my He-111 skins, in a He-111 Mega Pack.
Download: https://theairtacticalassaultgroup.com/forum/Downloads.php?do=download&downloadid=161
The skins work well in TF4.5, and I think the colours actually look better than in the previous versions of the game.
[Note: I tmporarily disabled my Ju-87 Mega Pack as the skin colours need re-working, as they are much too light in TF 4.5]
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He 111P from KG55, Based near Paris 1940 during the battle of Britain. Some of the markings had
been overpainted in black. Later even more extensive overpainting would take place on this
aircraft.
The tail marking is from 8.KG/76. The artwork is a 'bomb tally' showing a row of bombs:
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He 111P-2 G1+KH of 1./KG 55 at Langendiebach 1939:
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He 111 P ' Old Fritz',
He 111 P-2, 1G-BB Stab I./KG 27 flown by Paul Hollinde, Gablingen, late autumn-winter 1939/40.
The aircraft artwork portrays Frederick the Great, or Der Alte Fritz (Old Fritz),
and is a reference to group commander Oberstlt. Fritz Graumnitz of I./KG 27 who ordered the
artwork painted on 1G-BB when the aircraft was based at Hannover-Langerhagen.
It was later flown by Paul Hollinde at Gablingen near Augsberg:
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He 111 P-2 1G+EK 'Jester' of 1./KG 27, Neukuhren, East Prussia:
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He 111P-2 'Luftikus' 1G+HL of 3./KG 27, Neukuhren, East Prussia, September 1939:
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He 111 P-2 5J+CN (Wk.Nr. 1526) Crashed in the Norwegian mountains on 26th April 1940 after being attacked by
Skuas from the Ark Royal.
The aircraft has been recovered and now sits in a museum in Norway:
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He 111P-2 (code 25+E33) using Old Style Camouflage. The aircraft was based at Memmingen, Germany, August 1939:
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He 111 P-2; coded ‘1G+DL’ of 3./KG 27, 10 May 1940:
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Spanish post civil-war roundels:
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Spanish civil-war Nationalist markings:
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He 111 'Neville Chamberlain'.
He 111 P-2 G1+JL, W.Nr 2149, 3./KG 55, France, summer 1940.
The artwork on the tail and fuselage are reported as representing Neville Chamberlain
(British Prime Minister 1937-40). The aircraft was lost in July 1941 while serving on the Eastern Front:
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He 111P 1G+FN 'Witch' of 5./KG 27
Seerappen, East Prussia, September 1939, Wk.Nr 1417:
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Cheers, major_setback
Download: https://theairtacticalassaultgroup.com/forum/Downloads.php?do=download&downloadid=161
The skins work well in TF4.5, and I think the colours actually look better than in the previous versions of the game.
[Note: I tmporarily disabled my Ju-87 Mega Pack as the skin colours need re-working, as they are much too light in TF 4.5]
33391
He 111P from KG55, Based near Paris 1940 during the battle of Britain. Some of the markings had
been overpainted in black. Later even more extensive overpainting would take place on this
aircraft.
The tail marking is from 8.KG/76. The artwork is a 'bomb tally' showing a row of bombs:
33333333343333533336
33337333383333933340
-
He 111P-2 G1+KH of 1./KG 55 at Langendiebach 1939:
33341
-
He 111 P ' Old Fritz',
He 111 P-2, 1G-BB Stab I./KG 27 flown by Paul Hollinde, Gablingen, late autumn-winter 1939/40.
The aircraft artwork portrays Frederick the Great, or Der Alte Fritz (Old Fritz),
and is a reference to group commander Oberstlt. Fritz Graumnitz of I./KG 27 who ordered the
artwork painted on 1G-BB when the aircraft was based at Hannover-Langerhagen.
It was later flown by Paul Hollinde at Gablingen near Augsberg:
3334233343
-
He 111 P-2 1G+EK 'Jester' of 1./KG 27, Neukuhren, East Prussia:
33344333453334633347
He 111P-2 'Luftikus' 1G+HL of 3./KG 27, Neukuhren, East Prussia, September 1939:
333483334933350
-
He 111 P-2 5J+CN (Wk.Nr. 1526) Crashed in the Norwegian mountains on 26th April 1940 after being attacked by
Skuas from the Ark Royal.
The aircraft has been recovered and now sits in a museum in Norway:
333513335233353
-
He 111P-2 (code 25+E33) using Old Style Camouflage. The aircraft was based at Memmingen, Germany, August 1939:
33354333553335633357
33358
-
He 111 P-2; coded ‘1G+DL’ of 3./KG 27, 10 May 1940:
33359333603336133362
33363
Spanish post civil-war roundels:
33364333653336633367
333683336933370
-
Spanish civil-war Nationalist markings:
33371333723337333374
33375333763337733378
33379333803338133382
-
He 111 'Neville Chamberlain'.
He 111 P-2 G1+JL, W.Nr 2149, 3./KG 55, France, summer 1940.
The artwork on the tail and fuselage are reported as representing Neville Chamberlain
(British Prime Minister 1937-40). The aircraft was lost in July 1941 while serving on the Eastern Front:
33383333843338533386
333873338833389
-
He 111P 1G+FN 'Witch' of 5./KG 27
Seerappen, East Prussia, September 1939, Wk.Nr 1417:
33390
Cheers, major_setback