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[HaFu1939]

Ten years ago, I used Nightshifter’s perfect Magister template for hacking a Klemm Kl 35 from FFS/AB 71. This was my first skin. Well, it is the time for a little apology to beautiful Miles’ plane, best in form of some skins for Magister as Magister.
Here you are, I hope you find some use for them.
16 semi-historical skins - RAF 7 ETO, 5 MTO, 1 Romanian, 2 German, 1 Soviet. 1937-1944.
Template: Nightshifter;
Markings: MAX-theHitman;
Thanks for downloading, have a peaceful flight!

https://www.mission4today.com/index.php?name=Downloads3&file=details&id=3065

[BlackAce7727]

Nice one HaFu!

Stunning renditions of one of the best early trainers we had in the RAF!

BlackAce

[Mission_bug]

Superb collection HaFu1939, thank you very much really appreciated.

Take care and be safe.

Wishing you all the very best, Pete.

[Andy H]

One of my favourite rides. Thanks! 

[BlackAce7727]

 

[Mick]

... many THX for these very nice and useful skins ...! 

For those who wonder what was the use of the visible cover, just behind the second cockpit ... 

[cbradbury]

Surely it is simply a canvas cover over the unused cockpit - seems logical - it was a British aircraft - where it rains all the time...

[genXgamer]

Would this be used as an IF hood?

[Andy H]

https://www.wondersofworldaviation.com/blind_flying.html

 

[leperemagloire]

It's for blind flight training 

[genXgamer]

Thanks for the link Andy, I've bookmarked this great website.

Having worked at a couple of training squadrons I've fitted plenty of IF hoods and solo bags in my day.

[Mick]

https://www.wondersofworldaviation.com/blind_flying.html

 

... many THX for the link, I wouldn't have suspected the "hood" was for blind flying pratice ... 

I thought it was to protect the rear (instructor) cockpit from turbulences when there was only a pilot aboard ...