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About this mod
3 Monarch Skins for the FF-18 Twin-Seater Super Hornet
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
For these skins to work on the twin-seater FF-18 you must have the latest (2.1 And Beyond) Playable Cut Aircraft mod installed.
In theory, these skins should also work on the normal FE-18. However, I have not tested them, and the .PNG files would need to be renamed.
The FF-18 is one of my favourite multi-role planes in Project Wingman, mainly for missions with lots of ground and air targets. Or if you want to use the BML-U to cheese "Machine of the Mantle" in something other than the PW-Mk.1. But, especially after the 2.0 update, I couldn't find any skins for it. So I decided to try my hand at making my own. These skins are not super high quality; they are just something I put together in a day, but I'm quite happy with how they turned out.
Thanks to the Wingman Fanon Project for the FE-18 template I used as a starting point. You can find all their texture packs here.
Included are 3 .PNG skins.
-Dark Grey
-The same Dark Grey skin, with Gold Accents and Stripes
-Winter Camo
To install one or all of the skins, find the Project Wingman installation location on your computer (browse local files on Steam). Once there, open the Project Wingman Folder. Create a folder called Mods in the Project Wingman Folder. And then create a file called Skins. Finally, drag and drop any .PNG skins you want and they should (fingers crossed) show up in the game.
Enjoy!
In theory, these skins should also work on the normal FE-18. However, I have not tested them, and the .PNG files would need to be renamed.
The FF-18 is one of my favourite multi-role planes in Project Wingman, mainly for missions with lots of ground and air targets. Or if you want to use the BML-U to cheese "Machine of the Mantle" in something other than the PW-Mk.1. But, especially after the 2.0 update, I couldn't find any skins for it. So I decided to try my hand at making my own. These skins are not super high quality; they are just something I put together in a day, but I'm quite happy with how they turned out.
Thanks to the Wingman Fanon Project for the FE-18 template I used as a starting point. You can find all their texture packs here.
Included are 3 .PNG skins.
-Dark Grey
-The same Dark Grey skin, with Gold Accents and Stripes
-Winter Camo
To install one or all of the skins, find the Project Wingman installation location on your computer (browse local files on Steam). Once there, open the Project Wingman Folder. Create a folder called Mods in the Project Wingman Folder. And then create a file called Skins. Finally, drag and drop any .PNG skins you want and they should (fingers crossed) show up in the game.
Enjoy!