Sid

A skin for the Ju88C-6 depicting a Ju88S-1 night fighter of I/KG 66 operating from Dedelsdorf in the winter of 1944/45. S-1s were equipped with the German 'Y-Gerat' (or Wotan) beam system used to direct individual fighters to an intercept of enemy bombers. The aircraft had a fake glazed nose painted on in the hope of confusing the enemy into thinking it was a bomber not a fighter....sneaky beakies!!
A Git production using the official template.

Three skins for the La5FN. A representation of an aircraft of the 178th GvIAP '96' plus personal skins for Painless and myself.
Place the .dds files into the La5FNs2 folder in the game 'Skin folder.
A Git production produced from the template made by I believe to be ICDP.

A representation of an La5FN as flown by Sid(ony Gitsev).

Removes aircraft from briefing and mini map whilst flying except pilot's own aircraft.
Works in single and multiplayer.

This is a representation of 'Red 2' of 10/NJG 11.
A Git production made from the official template.

Getting to grips with reflectivity on the skins....the metal is starting to look convincing I think.
A skin for one of my favourite aircraft, the MiG3. Natural metal with aluminium painted wooden surfaces.
A Git production using the official template.

Bare metal and wood '46'.dds

Bare metal and wood black nose.dds

Bare metal and wood no markings.dds

A 4K skin for the MiG3. This is a representation of the scheme worn by '27' of 7 IAP in 1941. It has the basic scheme but has crudely applied paint in brush strokes over the top.
Place in the MiG3s24 folder found in  '1C Game Studios/IL2-Sturmovik Battle of..../data/graphics/skins' folder.
A Git production from the template made by ICDP.

Two skins for the Mosquito MkVI. Both RAF as part of SEAF, aluminium dope scheme, one is 82 Sqn RAF the other with no codes or serial so the game tactical codes can be used. NOTE 2 files per skin!!
A Git production using the official template.

Two A20 skins representing those adopted by the US Navy and Marine Corps in 1942. In reality, all defensive and offensive armament was removed as they were used for general duties but hey, this is us and we use them for whatever we want  Navy one has early markings that had the red dot that was eventually removed and the sea grey/grey colour demarcation is slightly different.

Within the folder 'ICON_NAV_Del' is a mod that removes all of the navigation icons from the air but not from your maps. It removes waypoints, target markers, attack/defend boxes from around aircraft, landing markers etc.
The mod is in a JSGME ready folder that should be put in your game 'Mods' folder. It is compatible with the 'Dogz Icon' mods that we use. When activating it you will get asked if you want to continue because the 'Dogz Icon' mod (if installed) has already created the necessary folder - just say yes. 
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I'm afraid I can't thank the creator as I don't know who it was.

A set of 20 Sherman skins for use in Dogz events. There are 4 zip files, one has the 20 skins in for placing directly into the "_M4A2" skins folder, another has the 20 skins as a JSGME ready folder that goes into your 'Mods' folder and there are 2 that have the skins split into 2 packs as some encountered issues downloading a pack of 20. Select which one, or ones, you want. The JSGME one allows you to remove the skins easily after the event.
Produced by Sid using the game M4A2 template.

A personalised T34 1943 winter skin for Painless. 
A Git production based on the GBS template.

Individual aircraft sheets giving important information eg. engine management

A set of 3 semi historical PRU skins for the Mossie FBVI based on schemes worn by BMkIV photo recce variants. BMkIVs had the glazed nose. Please note 2 skins per aircraft.
Lighter blue was for high level use, darker was for low level.
A Git production using the official template.

Want to have a go at something different, bit of fun? Got a pen and paper handy?
I have attached a zip file containing a navigation and observation exercise using a Sherman. The route is below along with some questions along the way. It shouldn't take more an hour. Run it with the Tank Icons mod on or 'Icons/navigation off' as it wouldn't be as effective otherwise. Unzip the file into your data/missions folder, there should be 10 files beginning "Navigation exercise Sherman". It isn't a Multiplayer, it is a Mission.
Apart from one, all of the sections of the route are on a heading but there are some sections of the route that are distanced, some are timed and some are on a heading to something specific as well. This will give you a few references to help you on your way and confirm some waypoints. When driving the engine is at 100% throughout.
Ignore the route and waypoints on the mission map apart from the start point, I made it with the quick tank mission builder so they appear even though they aren't needed. Don't expect to shoot things, we have the Tank range for that  Use the HUD if you want but it can be done by using the compass.

A zip containing the coops I host for the 'Old Git's' session. They have been run through the Mission Editor 'resaver' tool and they work ok.
Unzip. Copy and paste the 'Cooperative' folder into '1C Game Studios\.IL-2 Sturmovik Battle of....\data\Multiplayer'.
Have fun.

Just so as you know it's me....
A Git Production using the game template

These are the current liveries I am using:
DHC6 Twin Otter
H135 helicopter
Cessna 337 (push/pull)
Ju52
Spitfire Mk9
MB339
There are 2 zipped folders.
1. Sid's Liveries - JSGME this is the one that I use when installing via JSGME. My JSGME .exe and 'Mods' folder is in 'C:\Users\....\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe'. The path within the 'Liveries' folder is 'LocalCache\Packages\Community'.
If you have JSGME and want to put the 'Liveries' folder in via JSGME then use 'as is' or alter the folder path to suit your .exe/Mods folder location.
2. Sid's Liveries - Community  Just the livery folders in a zip file. Copy and paste the 'Community' folder or place the individual livery folders into your 'Community' folder

A personalised T34 1943 winter skin for Sid. 
A Git production based on the GBS template.

A fictional MkXIV PR blue skin based on a MkXIX low level PR scheme. Made because I think the scheme makes one of the nicest looking Spitfires around
A skin by Sid using the official template.

A set of 20 T34 skins for use in Dogz events. There are 2 zip files, one has the 20 skins in for placing directly into the T34 1943 skins folder, the other has the 20 skins as a JSGME ready folder that goes into your 'Mods' folder. Select which one you want, the JSGME one allows you to remove the skins easily after the event.
Produced by Sid using the game T34 template.

Maybe some of you will find these useful...
I have attached a jpeg piccie each for Allied and Axis that shows, by type, the actions and default key mappings for each crew position. I found it really useful to go through the positions and try the mappings available to see what occurred. I found some interesting stuff eg.
How to get the Su122 gunsight working Topic here
KV1 commander operates the rearward firing machine gun from within the turret
Lots of visor views
The Sherman visors are height and horizontally adjustable so they fit your field of vision
Some of the views from the gunner’s visor positions in some of the tanks would in real-life be from the loader’s position. This position isn’t modelled hence the view from the opposite side of the main gun when cycling through the gunner’s visor views
Russian gunsights have extra zoom....German don't
If you have a look and find something on them that may not be right or have found something else please let me know 🙂
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