Update 1.39 opened up the possibility of even more customisation in the form of user created camouflages or ‘skins’. the various roundels) are restricted to appropriate aircraft, but slogans and emblems can be applied to all.įor Mr Clarkson’s benefit, in the “Allies (inscriptions)” section he can find “Panchito: the fighting cock”, based on US Bomber nose art inspired by a Disney character, though perhaps he was thinking of No. Select a decal slot and you can scroll up and down the various decal options again more can be unlocked through various achievements or immediately with gold eagles, but there’s a reasonable selection available to start with. Everyone has access to two decal slots (the boxes under the Camouflage section), with two more being available to premium players. The Fleet Air Arm camouflage on the right is based on a Hurricane flown by “Dickie” Cork, added as part of the Ace of the Month series:Īfter choosing the basic paint scheme you can add your own your own touches via decals. Some skins have minor differences (the Polish Air Force camouflage for the Hurricane I is the same as the Standard camouflage apart from the Polish insignia under the cockpit), others have more substantial differences. On the hanger screen, clicking under “Camouflage” in the bottom left of the hanger screen brings up a the list of skins for the plane any that are still locked will have a cost in front of them (200 gold eagles) if you want to access them immediately, though you can preview these without paying. Click an option on the left to see a bit of information about the camouflage, and the criteria for unlocking it (usually a number of kills, sometimes on a particular map):Ĭamouflage options for the Hurricane Mk I To see what’s available for all aircraft, click your username at the top of the screen to access your profile, then select “Skins” in the tabs along the top, and select the country you’re interested in. CamouflageĪircraft start with a single camouflage option, some (but not all) have new skins that can be unlocked. In the bottom left corner is the painting section, with “Camouflage” at the top, and decals below. From here there are three buttons in the bottom right, “Test Flight” if you’d like to try out some aerobatics without a bunch of people trying to shoot you down, “Weaponry” to open the modification/weapons screen, and “Information” button for a bit of historical detail. He says: “Dear Beginner’s Guide to War Thunder, never mind all of this nonsense about game modes and upgrades, how can I paint ‘The Fighting Cock’ on my aeroplane?” Well, Mr Clarkson, perhaps this will help:Ĭlick the paintbrush icon over any of your planes, “Customisation”, to open the hanger view.
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