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Wrench    9,847

Wrench
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'struth!!

 

LOL!!

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Sheriff001    397

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CF-110K Phantom II - Canadian Forces Maritime Command

 

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Based on CF CP-121 Tracker markings post-1968

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Spinners    15,986

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Why not? It is the what if screenshot thread after all!

 

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+Sundowner    4,818

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Better than the Nimrod...? :blink:

 

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Spinners    15,986

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Corsair GR.3 - No.14 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 1986

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+dtmdragon    2,703

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Corsair GR.3 - No.14 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 1986

Very cool mate. I wonder if the A-7 was ever considered for the RAF in  real life?

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Spinners    15,986

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Very cool mate. I wonder if the A-7 was ever considered for the RAF in  real life?

 I don't think so as the UK was just recovering from a succession of cancelled projects and teaming up with our European neighbours.

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Sheriff001    397

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RAAF RF-4E (just) over North Vietnam. This one is just about ready to release. Alone, unarmed, unafraid.

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+yakarov79    11,084

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What if they did not cancel order?

Australian snake.

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Sheriff001    397

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Very good! Just one thing, you might want to reverse the kangaroo on the right-hand side. The kangaroo always faces forwards.

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Constellation1710    4

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Spinners

 

 

It's nice to see a picture of the B-36 with it's turrets extended...

 

 

I'm not sure if you took creative license, but the XB-35 didn't have the turret arrangement you put on it: The actual design had the following

4 x 12.7mm (retractible) in the tail

4 x 12.7mm (retractible) in the central dorsal blister

4 x 12.7mm (retractible) in the central ventral blister

2 x 12.7mm (retractible) in the port dorsal blister

2 x 12.7mm (retractible) in the starboard dorsal blister

2 x 12.7mm (retractible) in the starboard ventral blister

2 x 12.7mm (retractible) in the port ventral blister

For a total of 20 x 12.7mm

 

 

That wasn't too far off, the F-14A's really were in the skies in the final days of Vietnam.  We were no longer fighting a war anymore, but, we were there.

 

 

The XF-90 was quite an interesting aircraft with a breathtaking rate of climb for it's era.  The wing-design was so strange it was kind of cool in it's own right.

 

 

The US Navy really could have used some gun equipped F-4's in Vietnam.

 

 

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I love this design!  Is this something you came up with, or was this an actual aircraft?

 

 

It's a shame the F11F-2/F12F never flew in service.

 

 

What a fascinating design: To whoever made it, they did a fantastic job.

 

 

PraetorH

 

 

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While this isn't in your posted images, what paintjob is that?

 

 

mdatelmi

 

 

B-1R: The Missile Truck

 

 

The X-29 looks good in combat

 

 

Sundowner

 

 

The B-58A was a great aircraft, and often highly underrated.

 

 

I have a great respect for model builders in general, but a special respect for people who can build their own designs.

 

 

EricJ

 

 

You really got the textures and skin detail down-pat

 

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The digital camouflage looks great...

 

 

The XF-103 was one of those designs that, while not terribly practical were freaking awesome in appearance

 

 

Monty CZ

 

 

I've never heard of the AST-2 before, but I gotta say I love the design: It has many XF5U traits combined with what looks like lots a dakka...

 

 

Val Astur

 

 

I gotta give you credit, the F-14 looks good in IAF colors.

 

 

Centurion-1

 

 

Good camo, simple, but effective enough.

 

 

FastCargo

 

 

The CF-105 Arrow was a fantastic design with truly remarkable capability.

 

 

russouk2004

 

 

That's incredible: Have you given it a name?

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Spinners    15,986

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Canberra PR.7 - No.13 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 1961

 

(Only a slight 'what if')

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Wrench    9,847

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the russian bird in question is a Yak-3RD. It's in the downloads section

 

as to the "AST-1", that is pretty much the Vought XF5U, Unfortunately it was never (really) finished, and the author has not been around to do so. Some of us DO have it for our WW2 flying. I think my version is the "most complete" ini wise, but the model needs more work. But without 100% proof of "who done it", can't be released

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Wilches    1,172

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the russian bird in question is a Yak-3RD. It's in the downloads section

 

as to the "AST-1", that is pretty much the Vought XF5U, Unfortunately it was never (really) finished, and the author has not been around to do so. Some of us DO have it for our WW2 flying. I think my version is the "most complete" ini wise, but the model needs more work. But without 100% proof of "who done it", can't be released

That´s bad... :dntknw:  :ohmy:

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