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mk_wop_fw190_africa

mk_wop_fw190_africa 2024-05-15

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2 MORE REPAINTS FOR THE Wings Of Power FW190A4 (FS2004), NORTH AFRICA.


A big thanks to "Rafiger" for his splendid IL-2 FW190 skintemplates from which these repaints are made.

VERSIONS:
Yellow 1Ø
This Plane was flown by the famous Oberleutnat Erich Rudorffer as commanding officer of 6./JG 2 in February 1943, Kairouan Airfield Tunisia


White 14Ø
This Plane was assigned to 4./JG 2 in February 1943, Kairouan Airfield Tunisia

For CFS2 users:
In order to fly the WoP FW190 in CFS2 please download the conversion instructions and files from: Sim-Ouhouse.com-CFS2-Skins = Ømk_wop_fw190a_cfs2.zip

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/index.p...&FileUploadName=Morton&ammm=15&pap=3#download

I have used the Wop FW190A4 Winter version because the FS2004 MDL file is without DropTank.

Cheers,


Morton, January 2007

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