Israeli F-4E Phantom II - Kurnass 2000 - 201 Sqn

This skin is for the F-4E Phantom (Kurnass 2000) belonging to 201 squadron based at Tel-Nof AB, Israel.
Some details are missing due to the strange behaviour of the skin ( for example the red edge of the jet intakes).
Please also note that this skin overwrites the Turkish skin, and if you added the F-4E to the US side, it will overwrite the US skin too (it's the same).
There are two versions, one high-resolution (1024x1024) that doesn't fit into the CDDS files and one with a lower resolution (512x512) that can be merged in the CDDS file.

F-4G Wild Weasel skin - 37th TFW

A skin for the F-4E aircraft that turns it into an F-4G Wild Weasel of the 37th TFW based at George AFB, in the mid eighties.
There are two versions, one high-resolution (1024x1024) that doesn't fit into the CDDS files and one with a lower resolution (512x512) that can be merged in the CDDS file.

F-4G Wild Weasel skin

A skin for the F-4E aircraft that turns it into the F-4G Wild Weasel SEAD platform. The file includes istructions on how to add the F-4E to the US planes and how to add new payloads (those used by F-4G). The skin represents the camo of 81st TFS, 52nd TFW based at Spangdahlem AB, Germany in the mid-late eighties.
There are two versions, one high-resolution (1024x1024) that doesn't fit into the CDDS files and one with a lower resolution (512x512) that can be merged in the CDDS file.

T-80 Desert camo

A fictional skin for a desert-type scenario. There are Iraqi-like markings on the turret side, but it's quite a fictional scheme because the old Iraqi army didn't have T-80 and because even their T-72 had different features and markings.

T-80 Soviet Guards skin and T-80 template

A fictional skin for a Central Front scenario. This does not want to represent any actual unit that served in Central Europe, it was made to try my new T-80 skin layered PSD template. However as far as I know the Guards badge on the tank sight cover was actually carried by some Guards tanks. Enjoy!

PS: I updated the skin and the template to version 1.2, with some added markings and weathering.

F-14 Tomcat VF-32 Swordsmen, 1989

January, 14th, 1989. Following another escalation in the US-Lybia relations, the US 6th fleet is conducting exercises off the Lybian coast, in the Gulf of Sirte. In the middle of the morning a pair of Lybian MiG-23 Floggers try to intercept some US aircraft; two fleet Tomcats belonging to VF-32 Swordsmen are routed to intercept the incoming bogeys. After some failed disengagement maneuvers the Floggers are declared hostile and are shot down in a short fight, where 2 Sparrows and one Sidewinder are fired.
This skin represents the camouflage and the tail art of the VF-32 Tomcats that took part to that shotdown, AC-204 and AC-207, callsign GYPSY.
The camouflage is quite typical for that timeframe, when most of US Navy aircraft adopted a low-viz scheme.

Please note that the standard download features a 512x256 skin (standard for the Tomcat CDDS skins). If you want a higher resolution skin (2048x1024) you can grab it here. You'll just need to drag it in the Lockon\bazar\temptextures folder.

F-16 USAF Desert Camo (experimental)

A USAF two-tones test camo for F-16 desert ops, very cool, with some weathering too ;)

Here's the description from "Viper - Modern Military Aircraft - Squadron/Signal publications":
F-16C (84-1212) of the 33rd TFS, 363rd TFW, based at Al-Dhafra (UAE) during Desert Storm (1991) was given an experimental desert camouflage. It was so effective that on its first flight his wingman lost sight of him during the initial join-up! It was repainted in standard F-16 colors after a week of testing.

This skin has been painted according to the official camo scheme and using computer-simulated FS-military tones

Cuban MiG-29 Fulcrum

This is a standard-res Cuban Mig-29 camo. This skin overwrites the default Soviet camo, just because it needed the blue numbers on the intakes.
If you want to change this, you can rename the skin (I suggest using the number 10 camo, which is not very useful and has no numbers at all. To do so rename the skin to MIG-29-PAINT-DEF-10-L.dds/bmp)
You don't need a tweaked nomera.tga file to avoid the soviet red stars painted over the Cuban camo.

Tornado Template

A template for the Tornado IDS, including a "Desert-Pink" tone camo, employed by RAF Tornados during the 1991 Gulf War (Operation Desert Storm). The template is quite rough, since it was my first try to build one, so don't expect a professional template! Please also note that this template does not remove the British or German markings from the aircraft. To do this you must edit the nomera-black.tga file.

F-16 skin pack "Cold War v1.0"

This is a skin package for the F-16 that overwrites all the default skins with new ones. The skins are for F-16 squadrons of the mid-late eighties, mainly USAFE and PACAF units of the mid-late eighties. These are the squadrons:

480th TFS, 52nd TFW - tailcode SP - Spangdahlem AB, Germany (sharkmouthed!)
526th TFS, 86th TFW - tailcode RS - Ramstein AB, Germany
614th TFS, 401st TFW - tailcode TJ - Torrejon AB, Spain
10th TFS, 50th TFW - tailcode HR - Hahn AB, Germany
35th TFS, 8th TFW - tailcode WP - Kunsan, AB, South Korea (mid-late eighties)
35th TFS, 8th TFW - tailcode WP - Kunsan, AB, South Korea (late eighties - early nineties)
80th TFS, 8th TFW - tailcode WP - Kunsan, AB, South Korea (mid-late eighties)
80th TFS, 8th TFW - tailcode WP - Kunsan, AB, South Korea (late eighties - early nineties)