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Miles Magister texture package 1.zip

Miles Magister texture package 1.zip 2024-07-05

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This package contains 3 texture sets for the Miles M.14a Magister by Edward Cook. They are intended to be used on the model with the spats, which is the file mm14_v06.zip, available at Flightsim.com.

Aircraft L5829 shows a Magister from the Elementary Flying Training School in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire during 1938. It is painted in the standard pre-war overall yellow livery with the pre-war type A-roundels.

Aircraft R1918 shows the Magister during 1941 when it was assigned to 312th Czechoslovak Fighter Squadron, as a squadron hack for transportation and general flying. The originally yellow aircraft has partly been repainted with a dark green and dark earth camouflage scheme.

Aircraft R1883 is a Magister used for general transportation in Alexandria Egypt during 1941. It was painted in a dark earth and mid stone camouflage scheme with azur blue under surfaces.

Credits for Edward (or Ted) Cook for this lovely model and Martin Wright for his great graphic tool dtxbmp, without which I would't have been able to do these repaints.

This should be it.

Enjoy,

Huub Vink

February 2022
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