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X-Plane US Air Force F-15C. An F-15 Eagle from Eglin Air Force Base. Textures only for the pizzagalli.ch payware model.

X-Plane Thunderbirds F-15 Fictional Livery. The USAF went with the F-16 instead of the F-15 for cost reasons. The Thunderbirds had flown the F-4 in the late 60s & early 70s, but exchanged them for the T-38 because of the oil embargo after the 1973 Yom Kippur War between the Arabs and Israelis. The decision to convert from the T-38 was undertaken in 1982, a few months after the T-birds diamond had plowed into the desert floor during a practice session (I was on the flightline at my training base when we got the word of a T-38 crash…then 4 x T-38s…then 4 x T-38s doing a loop - and at that point, we knew it was the Thunderbirds). Both the F-15A and F-16 were stressed for 9Gs (though I’m not sure today’s F-15s can still do that), so the bigger fighter should have been able to put on an impressive show. Having watched the T-birds fly the F-4, a big, loud plane makes a real impression. It would have been a sight to see had they chosen the Eagle. However, the US economy was still struggling mightily, so it would have been a tough sell to Congress to justify a twin-engine frontline fighter as a T-38 replacement. Further, at that time we only had plans to buy about 750 F-15s, but over twice that number of F-16s. Once having made the decision to acquire F-16s, there was never any going back. One of the things that was such a disappointment about the T-38 was that they could fly extremely close together and not look particularly impressive. The bird was just too small and slender. The F-4, on the other hand, was huge and looked amazing in the diamond formation. It was also earth-shatteringly loud. I can only imagine what the diamond would have looked like with “the Great Bird, Rodan.†That’s a sight I would have loved to have seen. A repaint of the payware aircraft Pizzagalli.ch F-15. Livery by Pizzagalli.ch

X-Plane US Marine Corp MV-22 Osprey, mv22-VMM-264-00 'Black Knights'. Livery for the payware Osprey MV-22 of the famous squadron VMM-264-00 'Black Knights'. Textures only for the pizzagalli.ch MV-22, the most complete MV22 Osprey for X-Plane 11. By pizzagalli.ch.

X-Plane 11 Northrop Grumman P-30 Splinter. P30, the most sophisticated aircraft in the USAAF and the NAVY. Discover it in a splinter livery. Textures only for payware P30 aircraft from Pizzagalli.ch. Available with update V4. By pizzagalli.ch

X-Plane St. Louis F-15 Eagle. F15 St Louis livery. Policing patrol at St-Louis. Textures only for payware F-15 aircraft from pizzagalli.ch.

X-Plane 11 Red Lions VMM 363-07 MV-22 Osprey. The lions are grey in the standard version. Livery for Osprey MV-22. Livery of the famous squadron VMM-363-07 Red Lions. Textures only for the payware aircraft MV-22 Osprey. By Pizzagalli.ch.

X-Plane 11 Red Lions MV-22 Osprey. Livery for Osprey MV-22, livery of the famous squadron VMM-363 Red Lions. Textures only for the payware aircraft MV-22 Osprey. By pizzagalli.ch.

X-Plane 11 F-15 Eagle Bicentennial. F15 special livery of the bicentennial American Revolution. Performing here in bicentennial colors, this was the second one-seater Eagle to be built, used for FAST Pack conformal fuel tank and LANTIRN pod trials and later as development aircraft for the F-15E Strike Eagle. Last reported in as a BDR training airframe at Robins AFB, GA. Textures only for the Pizzagalli.ch payware model. By pizzagalli.ch

X-Plane Sukhoi-33 Splinter Camo Livery. Livery of a Su-33 splinter, patrolling the Barents Sea. A repaint for the payware pizzagalli.ch Sukhoi Su-33. By pizzagalli.ch

X-Plane JASDF F-15 92-8912 Agressor. Textures only for the payware Pizzagalli.ch F-15C.

X-Plane Israeli Air Force Ra'am F-15. The payware pizzagalli.ch F-15C painted in the livery of the IAF F-15I.

X-Plane JASDF F-15 Shiro Ruyu. Superb livery from our Japanese friends; JASDF surprises us with their decoration. Textures only for the Pizzagalli.ch payware model.

X-Plane US Air Force F-15C Eagle, 94th Fighter Squadron, USAF Langley. Textures only for the Pizzagalli.ch payware model.

X-Plane 11 SEM Super Etendard Modernis. Following a request from a SEM fan (he will recognize himself, I'm sure), I adapted, with the authorization of the FSX SEM authors, the SEM for X-Plane 11. It is a 3D model, with now a quality 1K texture. The 1K texture is converted to 4K, but I have to improve these textures soon to make real 4K, also PBR. The plane is therefore not finished, it is a first raw model. There will be automatisms with lua files. The plane is fully animated and VR in version 3D cockpit, sound fmod. Thanks infinitely, for the 3D model of FSX, and texture 1K, to Frank Safranek. The creators FSX are: Romain Lucas, Laurent Lucas, Eric Marciano, Frank Safranek. By Franco Pizzagalli.

X-Plane Berkut Northrop Grumman P-30. Here is the livery of the Berkut Su-47 adapted for the P30, this following a request. Valid for the Northrop Grumman P30 payware by Pizzagalli.ch.

X-Plane 10 MiG-29. The Mikoyan MiG-29 (Russian: МикоÑн МиГ-29; NATO reporting name: Fulcrum) is a twin-engine jet fighter aircraft designed in the Soviet Union. Developed by the Mikoyan design bureau as an air superiority fighter during the 1970s, the MiG-29, along with the larger Sukhoi Su-27, was developed to counter new U.S. fighters such as the McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle and the General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon. The MiG-29 entered service with the Soviet Air Forces in 1982. While originally oriented towards combat against any enemy aircraft, many MiG-29s have been furnished as multirole fighters capable of performing a number of different operations, and are commonly outfitted to use a range of air-to-surface armaments and precision munitions. The MiG-29 has been manufactured in several major variants, including the multirole Mikoyan MiG-29M and the navalised Mikoyan MiG-29K; the most advanced member of the family to date is the Mikoyan MiG-35. Later models frequently feature improved engines, glass cockpits with HOTAS-compatible flight controls, modern radar and infrared search and track (IRST) sensors, and considerably increased fuel capacity; some aircraft have also been equipped for aerial refueling. Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the militaries of a number of former Soviet republics have continued to operate the MiG-29, the largest of which is the Russian Air Force. The Russian Air Force wanted to upgrade its existing fleet to the modernised MiG-29SMT configuration, but financial difficulties have limited deliveries. The MiG-29 has also been a popular export aircraft; more than 30 nations either operate or have operated the aircraft to date. As of 2013 the MiG-29 was still in production by Mikoyan, a subsidiary of United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) since 2006. This plane is free, it was my first plane for X-Plane, the start of a great adventure. By pizzagalli.ch

X-Plane MV-22 Osprey Scottish Wings Rescue (Dirty) 2.0. This is a Scottish Wings Rescue livery for the Pizzagalli MV-22 Osprey. To install, download, unzip and place in the livery folder of the aircraft, works for both variants. Any issues please let me know. By Stuart McGregor.

X-Plane Pizzagalli.ch MV-22 Osprey Royal Navy 1.0. This is a fictional Royal Navy livery for the Pizzagalli MV22 Osprey. To install, download, unzip and place in the livery folder of the aircraft, works for both variants. Any issues please let me know. By Stuart McGregor.

X-Plane MV-22 Osprey Scottish Wings Rescue 2.0. This is a Scottish Wings Rescue livery for the Pizzagalli MV-22 Osprey. To install, download, unzip and place in the livery folder of the aircraft, works for both variants. Any issues please let me know. By Stuart McGregor.

X-Plane MV22 Osprey Repaint Template. Here is the template of the MV-22 Osprey in PSD format. With it you can create as many liveries as you want. Share your work, make the Osprey pilots benefit. The plane is a payware, found here. By pizzagalli.ch

X-Plane VMM-268 Red Dragons MV-22 Osprey. Livery of the famous squadron VMM-268 Red Dragons valid for payware MV22 Osprey from pizzagalli.ch. By pizzagalli.ch

X-Plane JASDF 32.8943 F-15/C Eagle. Today I present to you a Japanese F-15/C, valid for F-15/C payware by Pizzagalli.ch. Take off Sapporo Chitose - RJCJ Japan. Repaint by Pizzagalli.ch.

X-Plane JASDF 02.8801 F-15/C Eagle. Today I present to you a Japanese F-15/C, valid for F-15/C payware by Pizzagalli.ch. Take off Gifu Air Field (ICAO RJNG). Repaint by Pizzagalli.ch.

X-Plane JASDF 02.8921 F-15/C Eagle. Today I present to you a Japanese F-15/C, valid for F-15/C payware by pizzagalli.ch. JASDF F15 02-8921 seen at Okinawa-Naha 8th June 2017. Repaint by pizzagalli.ch.

X-Plane 10 SEM Super Etendard Modernis. Following a request from a SEM fan (he will recognize himself, I'm sure), I adapted, with the authorization of the FSX SEM authors. It is a 3D model, with now a quality 1K texture. The 1k texture is converted to 4K, but I have to improve these textures soon to make real 4K, also PBR. The plane is therefore not finished, it is a first raw model. There will be automatisms with lua files. I still have to model the 3D cockpit and several improvements. The plane is fully animated and VR in version 3D cockpit. By Franco Pizzagalli.