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Piper L-18 Super Cub Warbird Skin Set 2.zip

Piper L-18 Super Cub Warbird Skin Set 2.zip 2024-07-07

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Four civilian warbird skins for Allen's Piper L-18C Super Cub.

LN-ACI wears an allegedly authentic Royal Norwegian Air Force livery. I'm a bit uncertain about the white surround to the national insignia so I painted it as it looks today with its civil regfistration on the fin. If you want to re-militarize it, I've provided a pair of main textures without the civil registration on the tail. They're in the "Re-Militarize LN-ACI" folder. Just drop them into the LN-ACI texture folder overwriting the originals.

Army 447 depicts a U.S. Army L-18 in overall silver. I don't think the Army painted any of its L-18s silver, but maybe they did. Despite the lack of a civil registration, Army 447's markings in a non-standard style reveal it to be a civilian warbird.

N757JV, an American warbird, wears an attractive but possibly imaginative arctic livery. I couldn't identify the insignia on the nose.

ZU-EMX is a South African warbird. It's U.S. Army livery appears authtntic, but I don't know if the Army ever painted any of its L-18s in the high visibility Arctic scheme.

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