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Swap Page!
Trim Schemes
To install, click the name of the trim scheme and save the file to a temporary directory. Once downloaded, run the file by double clicking it to install.
Key:
- Requires only the main G2 disc
- Requires Addons #1 disc
- Requires Addons #2 disc
- Requires Addons #3 disc
- Requires Addons #4 disc
- Requires Addons #5 disc
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Lite Machine 110 - Daniel -
641KB Lite Machine's Model 110 trim scheme for the Finch 
Posted 9/13/01 |
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Purple Dream - David Cook - Ocilla, Georgia
303KB Trim scheme, Purple Dream, for the Sun Dog.
Posted 9/13/01 |
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Bad News Betty - Chris Newsome - Jacksonville, AL
819KB Modified the original P-51 Mustang design to have a new paint scheme and realistic damage (bullet holes, exhaust and oil stains, dents, paint chipping, etc).
Posted 8/14/01 |
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Quique Somenzini #2 - Felipe Saccomano - Brazil
1329KB Trim Scheme used by Quique Somenzini.
Posted 8/14/01 |
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Gunfighter - Brian Taylor - Palmdale, CA.
514KB Gunfighter for the mustang.
Posted 8/7/01 |
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Fabio Trento - Felipe Saccomano - Brazil
1706KB Fabio Trento trim scheme for the Cap 232
Posted 8/7/01 |
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Oracle - Frank Mistretta - Edison, NJ
1058KB Sean Tucker's acrobatic biplane, recreated using the ultimate biplane structure.
Posted 8/6/01 |
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Sopwith Camel 2F.1 - Keith Schevling - Birmingham, AL
2007KB The final production version of the Camel was the 2F.1; a shipboard fighter with slightly reduced, jettisonable steel-tube landing gear and detachable rear fuselage (for compact carrier stowage). At the time of the Armistice the Royal Air force (newly formed from the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Naval Air Service) had some 129 2F.1 Camels on charge, 112 of which were with the Grand Fleet. As well as being flown from the aircraft carriers HMS Furious and HMS Pegasus, they were catapulted from platforms erected on the gun turrets and forecastles of many other war ships. This color scheme resembles a Sopwith-built Camel 2F.1 with A Flight, No 10 (Naval) Squadron, RNAS, at Treizennes. This unit became N0 210 Squadron, RAF, on April 1, 1918.
Posted 8/6/01 |
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Desert Spit - Eric Kler - Hawk Springs, WY
857KB Spitfire 40th squadron, South African Airforce. Based in Italy, August, 1943
Posted 8/6/01 This is submitted by Eric Kler from his Unofficial G2 Swap Page. |
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Astro Hog - Ken Deschene - Manitowoc, Wisconsin
199KB Here's a 'Fly Baby' dressed up like an Astro-Hog, complete with instrument panel. Turn on the smoke for this one. It's Hog Heaven.
Posted 7/23/01 |
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