Superb Cpt,just love your mottling boyo;)

Help please extracting
 

Capt Farrel..cant seem to get these or the Wicks to work..I download from the IL/FB site...and extract the bmp files to the appropriate COD paintschemes/planes folders.and they all come out looking rather strange.Im using the latest patch of CLoD....I just cant figure out what Im doing wrong..all the other paint schems..that work.appear to be extracted as jpg files and not bmp files...am I missing something? Please help.these skins look FANTASTIC!!!

Sounds like you've downloaded sk
ins for the old game, Il-2 Sturmovik, not Cliffs of Dover. Make sure you click on "skins for cliffs of dover" at the top window and then chose the appropriate sub-section in the left hand menu.

Awesome will have to check this one out tonight, thanks Farrel.

Got it..awesome skins...Moziilla firefox would not load the page correctly.so I could not see the Clod skins.but it worked fine on IE....love the skins...any chance you will do some Heinkles soon? I love the bombers...and think they are overlooked....some awesome 110 stuff out there though..but would really like to see the Heinkels and JU88s with some fresh work! ;)

Beautiful skin yet again! Thank you Cpt!

Two new Bf109E-4's up today. I think most of you have seen the filmclip of Detlev Rohwers "Chevron Circle" as it's often featured in documentaries. Günther Lützows Chevron Triangle is quite wellknown too. I even tried to somewhat match the screenshots with actual photos, just for the fun of it...

http://www.cptfarrels.com/Prevs/1112...Lutzow_JG3.jpg

http://www.cptfarrels.com/Prevs/1112...Rohwer_JG3.jpg

Once again, this is masterful work!

I'm on fire now! Three more today, all E-1's from JG52. All heavily mottled.

First up is Paul Boche's White 2 that crashlanded in England on October 8:th.

http://www.cptfarrels.com/Prevs/1112...Boche_JG52.jpg

Next is another 4./JG52 "White 2" flown by Erich Mummert who crashed in England on September 30:th. Despite the short time between crashes both the numeral style and enginecowling is different.

http://www.cptfarrels.com/Prevs/1112...mmert_JG52.jpg

Finally, a 6./JG52 aircraft with an unknown pilot, with equally heavy mottling. All three of these schemes are often given as RLM 70/71 due to their dark appearance but looking at small visible parts of the wings and elevators it seems that they were regular 02/71 schemes with the sides very densly mottled in 70 and 71.

http://www.cptfarrels.com/Prevs/1112...ow-2t_JG52.jpg

And long may you be "on fire!!!" lovely mate :)

Cheese