What If Screenshot Thread.......

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Borduria vs Syldavia... 

Beautiful original vintage plane mods !  

Edit... a little mistake with the Bf 109 insignia !

Edited November 20, 2021 by Coupi

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Egyptian Faceplate-D

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Japan '46

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Parani Yak-3

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Bristol Beagle Mk.II - No.29 Squadron, Royal Air Force, 1938

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Letov Š-328P - Parani Army Air Force, 1941

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Ilmavoimat Spitfires

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What if Brazil selcted for its FX-2 program the F/A-18E Super Hornet instead the Gripen ?

But they did not.... they selected the Gripen E... but What If they use the standard camo in use in the FAB today instead of the Swedish air superiority gray?

But thy , at the end chose this...

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Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Ia - Groupe de Chasse II/7, April 1940

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Behind the eight ball...

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December 1945... hostile wings over London ! 

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Faceplate-D

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Supermarine Seafire Mk.III - No.2 Squadron, Royal Dhimari Air Force, 1945

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Warhawk!

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Fairey Gannet A.S.1 - No.14 (Swordfish) Squadron, Royal Dhimari Air Force, 1956

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Death Nell

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Gotcha!

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sh!%, Paran has the bomb......

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Dassault Rafale EA-2:

The Dassault Rafale EA-2 is an advanced variant of the well known Dassault Rafale, developed for Argentina to replace the Mirage. The Omnirole plane can compplete all types of sorties and has been in service since 2018. It is considered a whole new variant of the Rafale, since all the parts that BAe provided to build it were replaced with russian parts, with some of them being more powerful than its predecessors. It is actually in service with the 6th Fighter and Attack Group, belonging to the 6th Air Brigade. It has participated in the "ECOAS 1", a joint exercise with the US Navy, where the pilots were able to "sink" the USS George Bush, showing an exceptional ability to fly low and engage from long distance.

 

 

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Fairey Gannet AS.52 - Flotille 6F, Aéronavale, 1985

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Firedog Skyraiders

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F-104M Starfighter - Imperial Iranian Air Force, 1972

(Shar-fighter?)

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Iranian Starfighters

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Lockheed F-104H Starfighters of Fliegerstaffel 17, Swiss Air Force, 1971

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The scandal after the incident of Palmdale and the MightyMouse fiasco led to a rush to phase out these air to air rockets. In many cases, it was solved with new interceptors or replacing them with Falcon missiles in existing types, however a very sizeable fleet of F-86Ds was to remain in service for a while and then be passed on to ANG units. Many of those were refitted with new F-86F40 wings (please play along, I kept the tips out of frame) , new electronics, including capability to operate with SAGE, better engine and, most noticeably a new weapons set up, replacing the rocket tray with the cannon arrangement of the F-86Ks and adding Sidewinder missile rails.

The redesignated F-86Ls would become the backbone of the ANG during much of the 1960s, with a few being deployed to Vietnam and Thailand to provide air defense against the odd raid and a good adversary to simulate MiG-17s on training.  

 

Edited January 24, 2022 by macelena
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