Vietnam-era ECM Pods for WOV

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Vietnam-era ECM Pods for WOV

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This package offers eight ECM pod antenna configurations for the USAF ALQ-71 and ALQ-87 series pods, and a new QRC-160 pod for Wings over Vietnam.These pods represent about 90% of all photos I have seen of USAF ECM pods under USAF F-4s and F-105s in Vietnam. I have also replaced the QRC-160-1 pod as supplied with WOV as it seemed a bit large, and most I have seen had a quick coat of camouflage green paint applied. Feel free to repaint them as no two seemed exactly alike. I have elected to designate them as dash one thru dash four to represent the antenna configurations since I could find no accurate information for real designations for these. If anyone can provide additional photos or info please let me know and I will accurize these.

 

Mike Druzolowski

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• Submitter
  mppd
• Submitted
  08/27/2008
• Category
  Single Ordnance Files

 

[column5 63]

WOW!

[Syrinx 13]

Super !

 

Thanks Mike.

[+Typhoid 231]

awesome!

 

[The_Editor 2]

They look great!

[Vader2 1]

outstanding!

[MigBuster 2,884]

Lovely job Mike - thanks for doing these

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Thanks for the kind words. I did this up for myself, but as I said in the readme, I had not much real information to go on. Wish I could hook up with someone with real-world info and photos and we could make this a GOOD package. guess it will do for now.

 

Mike

[Tannethal 2]

This is great work Mike, and i already have quite a good idea where some of those might fit nicely.

 

Many thanks for your work.

 

S!

[bougnat22 0]

Thanks !

 

Un manque enfin comblé !

 

Great job !

[Tannethal 2]

Indeed it fits nicely.

 

 

 

 

 

Many thanks Mike!

[+NGHENGO 14]

Well done Mike.......so you became a full time modder

 

I'm happy!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Mau.

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Thanks to you Mau! I'm using Lithunwrap for texture position, but version 8 and on of 3DSMax is supposed to be able to create UVW maps from within the program. Darned if I can figure it out though. I'll just stick to what I know for the small parts I want to make!

 

Thanks again,

Mike