New Tomahawk MkII skins by Major Setback

**ATAG_Pattle** · Jan-18-2020, 20:00

TFS 5.0 Tomahawk MkII KJ-B flown by Johnny Van Nus 4 Sqn SAAF June 1942.

Tomahawk MkII KJ-B SAAF 4 Sqn Johnny Van Nus June 1942 (3).jpg

Tomahawk MkII KJ-B SAAF 4 Sqn Johnny Van Nus June 1942 (4).jpg

TFS 5.0 Tomahawk MkII DB-D flown by F/O Aitken 2 Sqn SAAF Libya end of 1941.

Tomahawk MkII FO Aitken 2Sqn SAAF Libya end of 1941 (2).jpg

Tomahawk MkII FO Aitken 2Sqn SAAF Libya end of 1941 (3).jpg

SAAF roundels have an orange centre, which can be seen in the screenshots.

Cheers,

Pattle

**IIJG27Rich** · Jan-18-2020, 20:21

Very nice

**ATAG_TCP** · Jan-19-2020, 06:12

Loving all the new content updates! And some neat new nose art from Setback!

**major_setback** · Jan-19-2020, 17:33

I made a mistake on one of the emblems which should have had a white background. So here are some updated screenshots:

TFS Tomahawk Leopard DBD a09s09.jpg

TFS Tomahawk Leopard DBD a09s02.jpg TFS Tomahawk Leopard DBD a09s03.jpg TFS Tomahawk Leopard DBD a09s05.jpg TFS Tomahawk Leopard DBD a09s10.jpg

TFS Tomahawk Leopard DBD a09s06.jpg

Cheers

**Mysticpuma** · Jan-20-2020, 06:52

Hi Pattle, MS.
Regarding the skins, will v5.00 support 4K skins? Second question has it been possible to fix the noseart code so the noseart option now works? Cheers, MP

**TWC_Padre** · Jan-20-2020, 10:59

Originally Posted by major_setback

I made a mistake on one of the emblems which should have had a white background. So here are some updated screenshots:

Nice work, however there is one other mistake that you've made. You're not the only one that has made this mistake, I've seen it made by others. The registration markings on the starboard fuselage is not the same marking on the port fuselage. For example (I'll be using the "O" to represent the roundel): if my planes registration is VKOP then it must be the same on both sides of the fuselage. In the screenshots of your skins, your port registration reads DBOD but your starboard registration reads DODB. I get that it makes things easier for symmetry sake, but one does not equal the other, and in real life would have everyone thinking that they are communicating about 2 different aircraft.

**kashiide** · Jan-20-2020, 11:03

Hi Neil

Yes nose art should be available

Originally Posted by Mysticpuma

Hi Pattle, MS.
Regarding the skins, will v5.00 support 4K skins? Second question has it been possible to fix the noseart code so the noseart option now works? Cheers, MP

**LARRY69** · Jan-20-2020, 15:49

Originally Posted by No.119_Padre (VK-P)

Nice work, however there is one other mistake that you've made. You're not the only one that has made this mistake, I've seen it made by others. The registration markings on the starboard fuselage is not the same marking on the port fuselage. For example (I'll be using the "O" to represent the roundel): if my planes registration is VKOP then it must be the same on both sides of the fuselage. In the screenshots of your skins, your port registration reads DBOD but your starboard registration reads DODB. I get that it makes things easier for symmetry sake, but one does not equal the other, and in real life would have everyone thinking that they are communicating about 2 different aircraft.

It's not quite that simple. First of all, we have to state here whether we are aiming at a simplification of the squadron codes for the flight simulation or whether we are talking about historical accuracy. The placement of the two-digit squadron codes from a historical perspective could fill a book. Simply put: It depends on the respective squadron, at which time, at which theatre of war. It is impossible to establish a standard. And that's not enough, you see several variants during the same flight on planes of the same squadron

**major_setback** · Jan-20-2020, 16:45

Originally Posted by No.119_Padre (VK-P)

Nice work, however there is one other mistake that you've made. You're not the only one that has made this mistake, I've seen it made by others. The registration markings on the starboard fuselage is not the same marking on the port fuselage. For example (I'll be using the "O" to represent the roundel): if my planes registration is VKOP then it must be the same on both sides of the fuselage. In the screenshots of your skins, your port registration reads DBOD but your starboard registration reads DODB. I get that it makes things easier for symmetry sake, but one does not equal the other, and in real life would have everyone thinking that they are communicating about 2 different aircraft.