This is the paint scheme for VF-14 Tophatters when they first equipped the F-14A Tomcat in 1974/their first cruise aboard the USS John F. Kennedy in 1976. For extra info, read the Read Me.

This is the scheme of VF-24 in 1975, during their first cruise with VF-211 when -24 was known as the Red Checkertails.

This is the scheme for test Tomcat #12 or "1X" which replaced Tomcat #1 after it crashed.

The Sky Lancers were a relatively unknown Royal Canadian Air Force air demonstration team that formed in Europe during 1955. They proved so successful that another team came together the following year; once again using equipment and personnel from Canada?s contribution to Europe?s defense. However, during a spring rehearsal three of the four aircraft crashed. The Sky Lancers never flew again.

F-86D of the 97th FIS "Dennis the Menace"
 
by USAFMTL

Here is the CA-27 Avon-Sabre, Australian built version of the F-86 Sabre. Thought by many to be the best Sabre variant ever produced, this texture represents CA-27 Sabre Mk.32's marked in the colors of The Black Panthers, 76 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, August 1964.
 
This texture has been updated from the original release two years ago to my current standard.
 
I love the Sabre, and many thanks to the people below for the creation of the F-86:
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North American F-86F Sabre for Strike Fighters by Zurawski
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Primary Model Development : David Zurawski
Additional LOD Model Development : John Trivelli
Flight Model Assistance : Tsuyoshi Kawahito
Reference Photos : MajorLee

RJAF F-104A in desert camo.

F-104G early Silver Skin.
German Air Force JaboG 33