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SEM -OCEAN TIGER 2008 livery.
Resolution 4K.
 
A livery for the Pizzagalli.ch freeware Super Etendard model.
By Pizzagalli.ch
 
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X-Plane SEM ARMADA-3-A-203 livery. Famous plane that gave cold sweat to the British Navy, Falklands War. A livery for the Pizzagalli.ch freeware Super Etendard model. By Pizzagalli.ch

X-Plane Singapore Air Force F-15 Eagle 8310 Ready take off airbase: Darwin Int'l - YPDN, airshow. A repaint of the payware aircraft pizzagalli.ch F-15. Livery by pizzagalli.ch

X-Plane St. Louis Arch F-15 Eagle. An F15 Eagle with St. Louis Arch painted on the tail. Policing patrol at St-Louis. Textures only for payware F-15 aircraft from 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 Sukhoi 33 Code Red55 Livery Sukhoi-33 Code RED 55 livery, takeoff and flight near Novosibirsk - Tolmachevo (OVB / UNNT). Textures only for the payware pizzagalli.ch Sukhoi SU-33. 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 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 Ukrainaa Sukhoi-33. Livery of a Su-33 Ukraina, patrolling the Dombass. A repaint for the payware Pizzagalli.ch Sukhoi Su33. By Pizzagalli.ch

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

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 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