Yes, this old classic has also taken the leap over to the BAT universe:
This is a semi-historical, static 26-mission campaign, set during the Battle of Britain 1940. You are a German fighter pilot stationed at the Channel Coast, flying the Messerschmitt Bf109E. The missions spans all the major phases of the Battle of Britain from the German side.
The campaign starts in July 1940 with the so called "Kanalkampf", when the Luftwaffe and the RAF fought for domination of the English Channel, and the Luftwaffe won, closing these waters for convoys. It then continues withe the action in August until early September, when the German airforce primarily attacked the English airfields of RAF and came pretty near to breaking Fighter Command. After this phase three follows, when the Luftwaffe switched to attacking English cities in general, and London in particular. (This soon proved to be an error.) And finally there is phase four, starting in early October, when the German bombers due to heavy losses switched to night time attacks, and German fighter-bombers started performing hit-and-run raids in the south of England, merely as a sort of tactical distraction. Most missions in this campaign are based on actual events, often from the history of JG26 or JG51.
You can download it here: http://www.mission4today.com/index.php?name=Downloads3&file=details&id=269With this campaign comes 22 skins in folders. Campaigns wouldn't be the same without all nice skins that can be found out there. I am always thankful for the skinners, both for their excellent work and the inspiration they give. The guys behind the skins in this campaign are:
VP_Media, Imme, Boelcke, Emel, RDDR, Buglord, MD, Kristorf, Jbunelle, Opa, Jesters Ink & Canon UK - btw the creator of the map as well. I haven't found out who made a couple of the skins: if you do, please let me know ASAP. Giving proper credit is important! More of these skinners excellent work can be found on
http://www.mission4today.com/index.php?name=Downloads2&c=143 and on
http://www.axis-and-allies-paintworks.comConversion to BAT has been made by the intrepid
Edc1 - thanks again Stan!
Some shiny screenies here:
Thanks for looking!
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