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Knochenlutscher

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Wildcats & Hellcats of USN, Task Force 34, Big E, VMO-251
« on: March 01, 2015, 12:59:31 PM »



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http://mission4today.com/index.php?name=Downloads3&file=details&id=2114

Update v6
-added Task Force 34 Op Torch Skinpack
-added VMO-251 Skinpack
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The title says it all, this Pack is a dedicated compilation of GM FM-1/2 Wildcats and late Hellcats in US Naval service in WWII.

All Skins are historical, trapped on celluloid or so called Ouija Boards (no Joke!).

As for all ASWI/II type kites in this and other Packs to come (Avengers), I doubt some unit/vessel allocation,
as they are hard to trace on pictorial source only. For some I found different captions, not
knowing which was the exact source, please understand the mess. What could be the source for this,
that some Composite Units were splitted to different CVE's, hence Markings of neighbouring units slightly differed,
but not that much to trace it's exact location.
Nevertheless I took care to assemble the correct Vessel/Unit combination through wartime documents and with
the data published. For the regular G-Markings we need no further explaining, they're well preserved in history.

That's it for long Bla-Bla, hope you enjoy the Skins.
Generics and Blanks are scarse in this Pack, simply for the sake, there are enough around that serve this particular purpose.


stock Models partially covered too...

Credits:
Jesters-Ink
Jarink

Segfej, 2014/2015/2020/2021

Happy flying...
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2015, 04:22:54 PM »

An huge amount of work for all your skinpacks... I'm really impressed!!!  :o

Superb skins, Segfej, well done!!!

Thank you so much!
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII
« Reply #2 on: March 02, 2015, 05:47:08 AM »

 :) You're welcome Spitwulf
Wishing you all the best
Tobias
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII
« Reply #3 on: March 02, 2015, 07:32:01 AM »

Great work Segfej, many thanks for sharing!
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII
« Reply #4 on: March 09, 2015, 04:21:35 AM »

Hi Cgagan, Thanks for joining here.

Atm. I'm working on a major update on the Atlantic Fleet of the Wildcats.
Update will be out at the end of the Week.
It'll be a complete overhaul.
Keep it up, I'll do my best after work.
Happy Flying mates...
Tobias
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII
« Reply #5 on: March 15, 2015, 10:00:40 PM »

Great skins Knochenlutscher thanks.       
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII
« Reply #6 on: March 16, 2015, 05:37:36 AM »

thank you very very much! great looking skins for some of my favourite birds :)
do you plan to do some Corsairs too?

cheers
phil
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII v2 updated
« Reply #7 on: March 16, 2015, 06:03:43 PM »

Yeah, Gumpy, that Bomb chalk is epic, really immersive
Nice shot  :)

Hi Griffon_301,
Hm, wait must crawl up the external storage... Yupp, found some.
Corsairs so far only FAA/ANZACs in the works, ~ 50 Skins, good that you mention or
I would have completely forgot about them. I wish to work on them a bit,
as they're book references only atm., haven't finished web-crawling yet.
First blinkin up @ mighty Guhgle showed up to be very resourcefull,
expect a few more additions then. US Corsairs are not planned, as they were traced
down in the past over and over. FAA/RN/ANZACS really need a kick to bloat the Skin folders,
as there are tons of historical sources, but few Skins.
Thanks for stopping by

Wildcats are due to be updated to version 2 (this time in 7zip format)
-re-compilation of Atlantic Escorts (Unit/Vessel location)
-addition to USS Santee VGS-29/later VC-29
-additions to USS Petrof Bay, USS Savo Island
all historicals

Best wishes
Tobias
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII update v3
« Reply #8 on: March 18, 2015, 06:11:21 PM »

Hello fellow SAS Gents

included this time an update to VC-97 FM-2 Wildcats off USS Makassar Strait CVE-91.
Their paintjob was rather unusual spoiling a not completely up to standards
applied overall glossy sea blue. Hence some kites only partially and/or thinnly got
it applied and soon got caught by wheathering. Present state of these historical Skins is around Springtime 1945/PTO.
I added a few more Hellcats to USS Randolph historicals 24 and 63, USS Langley got expanded with a whole lot of historicals too.
Have phunn and happy flying
Tobias
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII
« Reply #9 on: March 19, 2015, 03:57:03 AM »

absolutely great stuff!!!
and I second what you think about US Corsairs, although some more late war CV based USMC Corsairs would be nice to get too;
but then again, FAA Corsair, yeaahhh yummy :)

thanks for those great skins, no matter what planes, I will collect them all ;)
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII
« Reply #10 on: March 22, 2015, 09:11:55 PM »

So to say, sorry no US Corsairs, FAA/ANZACS only.
US is most relevant on that type, I know, but the Brits came very short,
only a few Skins done so far and that definitely will be changed.
Will take a lil while. Just as we speak I'm browsing
navsource.org and other related sites for even more FM/GM Wildcats,
I just say we couldn't have enough. Flying this kite personally attracts me atm.
it's a lil hummingbird to fly.
Kind Regards
Tobias
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Re: Wildcats & Hellcats of the US Naval Forces in WWII
« Reply #11 on: March 22, 2015, 10:13:14 PM »

Slight correction, theres no ANZAC's in regards to the Corsair, the RNZAF used them but no RAAF unit. ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corp) refers to the WWI contingiant that went to Gallipoli in 1915.
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