F-15J 'Alkaline' and F-15SMTD 'Arcturus'

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Fulmen 5 'Arcturus' - F-15 S/MTD

Fulmen 8 'Alkaline' - F-15J

Skin pack that contains the personalized livery of fifth and eighth members of Fulmen Squadron.  Created by Tachyon.

Special thanks to my great friend and fellow modder, Zytaku1604 for assisting me in the development and texture creation of Fulmen.

These skins are permanent emissive and will glow bright under certain conditions. The MREC being modified also allows greater reflection on the aircraft.

Thanks to erekutorosufia for the header art. Do check out his work. Pretty awesome if you ask me.

Thanks to Lycoris0ichor for assisting with the characters themselves.

Fulmen 1 and 2 (Recently Updated)

Fulmen 3 (Recently Updated)

Fulmen 4 (Includes Su-30SM Variant)

7 and 6 are coming soon as well. Both liveries are already finished, but because Fulmen’s concept has evolved so rapidly since I first created the two F-35C liveries, they will be released individually. Originally, those two skins were all I had planned. Since then, though, I’ve gathered a group of people who’ve helped with character work and contributed ideas, and the project has grown into something far larger than I expected.

With these liveries actually meaning something to certain people, I want to revisit the original two designs. They feel very basic compared to where Fulmen is now, and I’d like to expand on them and give them more identity.

I’ve also completed a livery for Fulmen 1, “Raincall,” on the Shinden II. It’s meant to represent her newer aircraft, reflecting her growing desire to become a feared pilot, and her belief that her current aircraft is beginning to hold her back.

I do want to thank anyone out there who genuinely enjoys these liveries. Fulmen has become a real passion project for me, and at its core it’s just an OC squadron made because I thought the concept was cool, without all the weird controversy that for some reason tends to surround a lot of projects like this.

The emissive niche also feels like it has room for more variety. Most of what I’ve seen leans into overly complex “computer chip” style patterns or endless hexagons plastered across the aircraft. I wanted Fulmen’s designs to feel cleaner and more recognizable at a glance while still keeping that futuristic identity.