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JayMore

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    JayMore got a reaction from Erhardt in DCS Skin Submission   
    Well, As stated yesterday during our potluck, 
    Here's the skin I made for myself.. 
     

     
    Thought the frog was appropriate
    v_!_JG1_Bf109K-4_JayMore.zip
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    JayMore reacted to Mouce in Congrats, Vonrd! Again!   
    @Vonrd Has been selected for the B-17G Livery challenge!

    https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/news/newsletters/8ee1c3ca60f9edbd7bec24a7c8a1a56e/



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    JayMore got a reaction from Klaiber in DCS Skin Submission   
    Well, As stated yesterday during our potluck, 
    Here's the skin I made for myself.. 
     

     
    Thought the frog was appropriate
    v_!_JG1_Bf109K-4_JayMore.zip
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    JayMore got a reaction from Stuka in DCS Skin Submission   
    Well, As stated yesterday during our potluck, 
    Here's the skin I made for myself.. 
     

     
    Thought the frog was appropriate
    v_!_JG1_Bf109K-4_JayMore.zip
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    JayMore got a reaction from Stuka in Giraffe demonstration by Hornet Production   
    Hey guys, 
     
    Wanted to share this, pretty interesting how they apply the technic, specifically while going against F-16!
     
    https://youtu.be/up6KB95abHQ?si=2D646nqI0UmFb8wL
     
    P.S.: This video is actually linked in the F-1 Chuck Guide
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    JayMore got a reaction from Stuka in Well, another Luftwaffe aircraft!   
    For those of you who did not see today's ED newsletter, Aerges, the compagny behind
    the Mirage F-1 and Aviojet C-101, are working on the F-104
     

     
    So the list of Luftwaffe aircraft just got one longer:
    Typhoon F-4 Phantom Mig-29G Panavia Tornado Fiat G.91 Sabre Uh-1 Bo 105
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    JayMore got a reaction from Snaggle in Well, another Luftwaffe aircraft!   
    For those of you who did not see today's ED newsletter, Aerges, the compagny behind
    the Mirage F-1 and Aviojet C-101, are working on the F-104
     

     
    So the list of Luftwaffe aircraft just got one longer:
    Typhoon F-4 Phantom Mig-29G Panavia Tornado Fiat G.91 Sabre Uh-1 Bo 105
  8. Like
    JayMore got a reaction from wheelsup_cavu in Well, another Luftwaffe aircraft!   
    For those of you who did not see today's ED newsletter, Aerges, the compagny behind
    the Mirage F-1 and Aviojet C-101, are working on the F-104
     

     
    So the list of Luftwaffe aircraft just got one longer:
    Typhoon F-4 Phantom Mig-29G Panavia Tornado Fiat G.91 Sabre Uh-1 Bo 105
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    JayMore got a reaction from Flyboy in Well, another Luftwaffe aircraft!   
    For those of you who did not see today's ED newsletter, Aerges, the compagny behind
    the Mirage F-1 and Aviojet C-101, are working on the F-104
     

     
    So the list of Luftwaffe aircraft just got one longer:
    Typhoon F-4 Phantom Mig-29G Panavia Tornado Fiat G.91 Sabre Uh-1 Bo 105
  10. Thanks
    JayMore got a reaction from Klaiber in Well, another Luftwaffe aircraft!   
    For those of you who did not see today's ED newsletter, Aerges, the compagny behind
    the Mirage F-1 and Aviojet C-101, are working on the F-104
     

     
    So the list of Luftwaffe aircraft just got one longer:
    Typhoon F-4 Phantom Mig-29G Panavia Tornado Fiat G.91 Sabre Uh-1 Bo 105
  11. Like
    JayMore got a reaction from Snaggle in Giraffe demonstration by Hornet Production   
    Hey guys, 
     
    Wanted to share this, pretty interesting how they apply the technic, specifically while going against F-16!
     
    https://youtu.be/up6KB95abHQ?si=2D646nqI0UmFb8wL
     
    P.S.: This video is actually linked in the F-1 Chuck Guide
  12. Like
    JayMore got a reaction from Klaiber in Giraffe demonstration by Hornet Production   
    Hey guys, 
     
    Wanted to share this, pretty interesting how they apply the technic, specifically while going against F-16!
     
    https://youtu.be/up6KB95abHQ?si=2D646nqI0UmFb8wL
     
    P.S.: This video is actually linked in the F-1 Chuck Guide
  13. Like
    JayMore got a reaction from Mouce in Giraffe demonstration by Hornet Production   
    Hey guys, 
     
    Wanted to share this, pretty interesting how they apply the technic, specifically while going against F-16!
     
    https://youtu.be/up6KB95abHQ?si=2D646nqI0UmFb8wL
     
    P.S.: This video is actually linked in the F-1 Chuck Guide
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    JayMore reacted to Vonrd in DCS Skin Submission   
    359th BS_303rd BG_BN-U_Thunderbird
    This is a submission for the B-17G Livery Competition. It includes two skins, one a detailed 'Thunderbird' and one plain and without the distinguishing markings of 'Thunderbird" as specified in the competition. Speculars are used but I will change to roughmets if the developers decide to upgrade the B-17 to PBR. The detailed skin depicts Serial number 42-38050, a B-17G-25-DL,  code: BN U, nicknamed "Thunderbird". The plane flew 112 combat missions with the 359th Bombardment Squadron of the 303rd Bombardment Group. She reputedly was crewed by 538 different airmen, none of whom suffered an injury aboard Thunderbird. Returned to the United States after the war, she was sent to Kingman Army Airfield, Arizona, where she was scrapped. This plane is the subject of a large mural in the World War II Gallery of the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C., entitled "Fortresses Under Fire", completed 1975–1976. by Keith Ferris and depicts Thunderbird on her 70th mission to Wiesbaden.

    I spent quite a bit of time working on details and weathering and want to note some of them. 1)Overlay ("Scab") patches are placed as depicted on the original photo. Normal map modified to simulate the thickness of the overlaying patches. A flush patch is on the inboard #2 engine cowling.* Paint was worn, discolored and chipped as per the original photo. 2) Mud spatters added to areas of the landing gear bays and mud stains added to tires. 3) Actual photos of the turbo and exhaust piping overlayed to better simulate those areas. 4) As per the profile by Mark Styling the rudder is shown as re-coverd but in only silver dope. Also, the de-ice boots have been removed showing bare metal (I have real life experience removing boots and the toluene solvent used to loosen them and remove the adhesive would surely dissolve any zinc chromate primer and paint thus leaving bare metal). Special thanks to Warlord64 for showing how to keep the prop domes black with engines running!
    Submitted to User Files. Will post link once it's approved.







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    JayMore reacted to Vonrd in DCS Skin Submission   
    Israelis finished as well.
    This is a submission for the B-17G Livery Competition. This includes two skins depicting S/Ns 44-83851 No. '23' and 44-83811 No. 21. Although these are beyond the dates specified in the competition, I thought that they may be useful for missions on the new Sinai map. The history and color schemes noted on the web vary quite a bit. Original photos of what I assume to be the delivery flight show them as being very heavily worn. Some accounts say that they were subsequently re-painted and I have decided to depict them freshly painted as shown on the accompanying profile picture. I did not include 'plain' versions since they both have only the small '21' and '23' individual distinguishing markings. Speculars are used but I will change to roughmets if the developers decide to upgrade the B-17 to PBR.
    All accounts agree that Israeli acquisition agents managed to purchase 4 surplus U.S. Air Force B-17s. One Fortress was seized on its way in Portugal and so only 3 arrived in Czechoslovakia. On the way home to Israel, one B-17 bombed Cairo and the other two bombed Egyptian forces in Gaza and Rafiah. 1956 saw growing diplomatic tensions in the Middle East, tensions that would soon culminate in the Suez Crisis. The B-17s began flying daylight operations and the squadron supported the Israeli push towards Sharm el Sheikh, on the southern tip of the Sinai. 69 Squadron was finally disbanded on March 1, 1957 and the B-17s placed in storage and were finally scrapped in 1958. No. 69 Squadron was reactivated at Ramat David on November 1, 1969 and is active to the present operating the F-15I Thunder out of Hatzerim.
    Submitted to User Files. Will post link once it's approved.







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    JayMore got a reaction from Mouce in DCS Skin Submission   
    @Vonrd I think we're going to need a Volksmarine SU-33 as well 🤣
  17. Like
    JayMore got a reaction from Erhardt in Application - JayMore   
    Thanks guys, looking forward to fly with you all!
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    JayMore got a reaction from Erhardt in Application - JayMore   
    What is your Timezone? Est
    Do you have a joystick or HOTAS? Yes
    Do you have TeamSpeak and Discord installed, as well as a working microphone? I don't have Teamspeak, but I do have Discord and a mic
    Do you have VR, TrackIR, or a FreeTrack system for view control? I'm on VR
    What sims are you currently flying? DCS & MSFS
    How did you hear about JG1? DCS Forum
    Is there anything else that you'd like us to know? I've been flying on the Enigma server for a few months and was looking to learn more on the Mig-21
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    JayMore got a reaction from Snaggle in Application - JayMore   
    Thanks guys, looking forward to fly with you all!
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    JayMore got a reaction from Klaiber in Application - JayMore   
    Thanks guys, looking forward to fly with you all!
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    JayMore got a reaction from Flyboy in Application - JayMore   
    What is your Timezone? Est
    Do you have a joystick or HOTAS? Yes
    Do you have TeamSpeak and Discord installed, as well as a working microphone? I don't have Teamspeak, but I do have Discord and a mic
    Do you have VR, TrackIR, or a FreeTrack system for view control? I'm on VR
    What sims are you currently flying? DCS & MSFS
    How did you hear about JG1? DCS Forum
    Is there anything else that you'd like us to know? I've been flying on the Enigma server for a few months and was looking to learn more on the Mig-21
  22. Like
    JayMore got a reaction from Klaiber in Application - JayMore   
    What is your Timezone? Est
    Do you have a joystick or HOTAS? Yes
    Do you have TeamSpeak and Discord installed, as well as a working microphone? I don't have Teamspeak, but I do have Discord and a mic
    Do you have VR, TrackIR, or a FreeTrack system for view control? I'm on VR
    What sims are you currently flying? DCS & MSFS
    How did you hear about JG1? DCS Forum
    Is there anything else that you'd like us to know? I've been flying on the Enigma server for a few months and was looking to learn more on the Mig-21
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    JayMore reacted to Britchot in Application - JayMore   
    Welcome to out forums. Our CO should be along later today with some introductory emails to your registered address.

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